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Muscarinic features of organophosphorus compound poisoning are
A Bronchorrhoea
B Meiosis
C Tachycardia
D Fasciculation of muscles
E Hot
F dry & flushed skin
Muscarinic features of organophosphorous compound poisoning are
A Bronchorrhoea
B Miosis
C Tachycardia
D Fasciculation of muscles
E Hot
F dry & fluorosis skin
Following are features of organophosphorus poisoning
A Excessive salivation
B Fasciculation of ocular muscles
C Abdominal cramp
D Retention of urine
E Heart block
Drugs used in organophosphorus compound poisoning are
A Atropine
B Pralidoxime
C Physostigmine
D Pilocarpine
E Diazepam
The muscarinic actions of acetylcholine include
A Slowing of the heart
B Constriction of the pupil
C Increased secretions in the GIT
D Accommodation of the eye for distant vision
E Decreased peristalsis
The cholinergic neurons are
A All pregnglionic neurons
B All parasympathetic postganglionic neurons
C Sympathetic post ganglionic neurons that innervate sweat glands
D Sympathetic post ganglionic neurons that innervate exocrine glands
E Sympahtetic post ganglionic neurons that innervate adrenal medulla
Cholinergic crisis may presents with
A Abdominal cramp
B Miosis
C Diaphoresis
D Respiratory distress
E Edrophonium induced improvement
Features of chronic arsenic poisoning includes
A Aplastic anemia
B Ataxia
C Multiple epithelioma
D Koilonychia
E Decreased salivation
Features of chronic arsenic poisoning include
A Aplastic anemia
B Ataxia
C Multiple epithelioma
D Koilonychia
E Decreased salivation
Clinical features of Benzodiazepine poisoning are
A Hallucination
B Ataxia
C Nystagmus
D Miosis
E Dry mouth

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