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Drugs used orally in the treatment of fungal infection include
A Griseofulvin
B Fluconazol
C Terbinafine
D Azithromycin
E Cephradin
Drugs that can not be given orally are
A Benzyl penicillin
B Gentamicin
C Oxytocin
D Ampicillin
E Nitroglycerin
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
Drugs used in acute gout is
A Colchicine
B Steroid
C Aspirin
D Febuxostat
E Probenecid
Following antipsychotic drugs are used for the treatment of schizophrenia
A Chlorpromazine
B Clozapine
C Venlafaxine
D Zuclopenthixole
E Duloxetine
Following drugs require monitoring when used in renal failure patients
A Lithium
B Doxycycline
C Diazepam
D Propranolol
E Pethidine
Drugs used in organophosphorus compound poisoning are
A Atropine
B Pralidoxime
C Physostigmine
D Pilocarpine
E Diazepam
In anaphylactic shock, following drugs are used to raise blood pressure
A Adrenaline
B Noradrenaline
C Dopamine
D Promethazine
E Hydrocortisone
The following drugs are used to prevent motion sickness
A Hyoscine
B Promethazine
C Cinnarizine
D Metoclopramide
E Chlorpromazine
Cytoprotective drugs used in PUD are
A Bismuth chelate
B Misoprostol
C Sucralfate
D Pantoprazole
E Ranitidine

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