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Following subcutaneous injection of a drug into a healthy young adult, dilatation of the pupil and a rise in systolic blood pressure are produced. The drug could be
A Acting by stimulating  and  receptors
B Acting by blocking sympathetic ganglia
C Atropine
D Adrenaline
E Morphine
Atropine or its substitutes is/are used to treat
A Bronchial asthma
B Motion sickness
C Parkinson’s disease
D Glaucoma
E Myasthenia gravis
Atropine
A May cause bradycardia
B Dilates pupil
C Has shorted duration of action than glycopyrrolate
D Increases physiological dead space
E Has both muscarinic and nicotinic effects
Atropine causes
A Cycloplegia
B Bradycardia
C Urinary retention
D Bronchodilatation
E Decrease of intraocular pressure (IO
Atropine causes:
A Paralysis of accommodation for near vision
B Difficulty in micturation.
C Constriction of pupil
D Constriction of the bronchi
E Diarrhoea
Atropine substitute are
A Tropicamide
B Ipratropium bromide
C Hyoscine butyl bromide
D Scopolamine
E Cocaine
Atropine like anti-parkinsonism drugs are
A Benztropine
B Benzhexol
C Procyclidine
D Dicyclomine
E Cyclopentolate
Subcutaneous mycoses are
A Sporotrichosis
B Mycetoma
C Chromoblastomycosis
D Cryptococcosis
E Histoplasmosis
Subcutaneous fungal infections are
A Sporothrix schenckii
B Rhinosporidium spp.
C Malassezia furfur
D Trichophyton spp.
E Aspergillus spp.
In a class 75% passed in English, 60% in Mathematics and 25% failed in both the subjects. What is the percentage who passed in both subjects?
A 60%
B 55%
C 50%
D 45%

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