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Prednisolone 5 mg is equivalent to:
A Dexamethasone 2mg
B Dexamethasone 8mg
C Hydrocortisone 40mg
D Hydrocortisone 20mg
In the decade there has been significant decrease in coffee consumption.During this same time, there has been increasing publicity about the caffeine in coffee's adverse long term effects on health. Therefore, the decrease in coffee consumption must have been caused by consumer's awareness of the harmful caffeine. Which of the following, if true,most seriously calls into question the explanation above ?
A On average,people consume 30% less coffee today than they did 10 years ago
B Sales of specialty types of coffee have held steady as sales of regular brands have declined
C The consumption of fruit juice and caffeine-free herbal tea has increased over the decade
D Coffee prices increased steadily in the past decade because of unusually severs frosts in coffee-growing nation's.
The adverse effects of typical antipsychotic drugs due to "dopaminergic receptor blockode'
A Galactorrhoea
B Neuroleptic malignant syndrome
C Orthostatic hypotension
D Urinary retention
E Sedation
Following is/are the adverse effects of propranolol due to blocking of the B2 receptors
A Bronchoconstriction
B Peripheral vasoconstriction
C Bradycardia
D Hypotension
E Cardiac depression
The adverse effects of typical antipsychotic drugs due to "dopaminergic receptor blockade.
A Galactorrhea
B Neuroleptic malignant syndrome
C Orthostatic hypotension
D Urinary retention
E Sedation
Adverse effects of chlorpromazine include:
A Galactorrhoea
B Sedation
C Akathisia
D Hair loss
E Emesis
Following drugs are correctly paired with their adverse effects
A Valproic acid - teratogenesis
B Carbamazepine - diplopia
C Amitryptiline - suicidal tendency
D Phenytoin - aplastic anemia
E Sulfonylurea - lactic acidosis
Adverse effects of ketamine hydrochloride are
A Increased salivation
B Hypertension
C Hallucination
D Bradycardia
E Bronchoconstriction
The following adverse effects are correctly paired with anti TB drugs
A Peripheral neuropathy→ Isoniazide
B Hyperuricemia→ Pyrazinamide
C Retrobulber neuritis→ Ethambutol
D Ototoxicity→ Rifampicin
E Hepatotoxicity→ Streptomycin
Adverse effects of pyrazinamide are
A Arthralgia
B Hepatotoxicity
C Hyperuricemia
D Nephrotoxicity
E Optic neuritis

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