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Drugs used orally are
A Paracetamol
B Nitroglycerine
C Ampicillin
D Insulin
E Heparin
Drugs used orally in the treatment of fungal infection include
A Griseofulvin
B Fluconazol
C Terbinafine
D Azithromycin
E Cephradin
Bioavailability of orally administered drug
A Depends on solubility status
B Depends on size of the particle
C Is not influenced by presence of food
D Does not depend on disintegration time
E Usually ranges between 60-70 percent
Overdose of following drugs can cause seizure
A Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
B Tricylic antidepressants
C Theophylline
D β- blocker
E Benzodiazepine
The following drugs can cross the placental barrier
A Morphine
B Diazepam
C Warfarin
D Heparin
E Atracurium
The effects of pH on the urinary excretions of drugs can be correctly stated as:
A Urinary acidification accelerates excretion of weak bases
B Urinary alkalization accelerates excretion of weak acids
C Urinary acidification accelerates excretion of weak acid and bases
D Urinary alkalization accelerates excretion of weak acid and bases
E Urinary alkalization has no effects on excretion of weak bases
Drugs that can produce teratogenesis is:
A ACE inhibitors
B Diazepam
C Ciprofloxacin
D Glibenclamide
E Aspirin
Drugs that can effectively decrease the cardiac output are
A Metoprolol
B Amlodipine
C Methyldopa
D Dobutamine
E Lisinopril
Drugs that can be used safely during pregnancy and lactation is/are
A Hyrdoxychloroquine
B Prednisolone
C Azathioprine
D Leflunamide
E Methotrexate
Drugs to be given within 6 hours of myocardial infarction
A Aspirin
B Streptokinase
C Metoprolol
D Diltiazem
E Statin

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