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The pain in angina pectoris may radiate to
A Chin
B Epigastrium
C Interscapular region
D Occiput
E Radial side of the forearm
Angina pectoris
A May occur with normal coronary arteries
B It is typically worse later in the day
C ST segment elevation on ECG is usually during an attack
D Pain may be relieved by sub-lingual nitroglycerine
E Is associated with an abnormal resting ECG between attacks in about 90% of cases
Nitroglycine in angina pectoris
A Decreases preload
B Decreases afterload
C Increases coronary collateral circulation
D Decreases heart rate
E Increases myocardial contractility
Which of the following drugs are useful in controlling motion sickness?
A Hyoscine
B Diphenhydramine
C Metoclopramide
D Haloperidol
E Atropine
Antibacterial drugs useful against P. aerugenosa are
A Carbenicillin
B Ciprofloxacin
C Cephradine
D Erythromycin
E Ceftriaxone
Following antipsychotic drugs are used for the treatment of schizophrenia
A Chlorpromazine
B Clozapine
C Venlafaxine
D Zuclopenthixole
E Duloxetine
Preventive drugs used in the treatment of bronchial asthma are:
A Nedocromil sodium
B Montelukast
C Salbutamol
D Impratropium bromide
E Triamcinolone
Drugs used orally in the treatment of fungal infection include
A Griseofulvin
B Fluconazol
C Terbinafine
D Azithromycin
E Cephradin
Digoxin is likely to be useful in the treatment of
A Thyrotoxic atrial fibrilation
B Ventricular tachycardia
C Atrial flutter
D Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy
E Re-entrant tachycardia in Woll Parkinson-White Syndrome
Glucocorticoids are useful in the treatment of
A Ulcerative colitis
B Acute leukaemia in children
C Peptic ulcer
D Psychosis
E Cushing's disease

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