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Poison/s effectively eliminated by haemodialysis is/are
A Lithium
B Methanol
C Salicylate
D Caustic ingestion
E Organophosphorus
In the guidance of learning a teacher has many important roles. Which one of the following is the least important aspect of the teacher's role in the guidance of learning?
A The provision of continuous diagnostic and remedial help
B The forestalling of habits
C The provision of encouragement and moral support
D The development of insight into what constitute the pitfalls and danger to be avoided
Clinical toxicity occurs in all of the following micro nutrients except :
A Fluoride
B Copper
C Iron
D Iodine
Following are the signs of O2 toxicity
A Seizure
B Retrolental fibroplasia
C Dry cough
D Loss of deep tendon reflex
E Palpitation
Digoxin toxicity include
A Anorexia
B Diarrhoea
C Xanthopsia
D Myalgia
E Headache
Digoxin toxicity includes
A Altered color vision
B Bradycardia
C Ventricular tachycardia
D Constipation
E Atrial fibrillation
Toxicity of cyclosporine are
A Hyperkalaemia
B Hypertension
C Nephrotoxicity
D Poor wound healing
E Hepatitis
Toxicity of a drug includes
A Bleeding from heparin overdose
B c. Hypotension from prazosin administration
C Hepatocellular damage from paracetamol overdose
D Renal tubular necrosis from gentamicin administration
E Severe bronchoconstriction from penicillin administration
Central nervous system toxicity with local anesthetics are
A Perioral numbness
B Muscle twitching
C Seizure
D Decreased cardiac output
E Respiratory alkalosis
Early signs of local anaesthetic toxicity are
A Circumoral numbness
B Light headedness
C Muscular twitching
D Respiratory arrest
E Cardiac arrhythmia

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