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Which of the following drugs would be expected to lower intraocular pressure in glaucoma
A Ecothiopate
B Acetazolamide
C Pilocarpine
D Atropine
E Succinylcholine
Chronic simple glaucoma can be treated with
A Pilocarpine
B Physostigmine
C Echothiophate
D Atropine
E Scopolamine
Glaucoma can be treated by
A Physostigmine
B Propranolol
C Timolol
D Acetazolamide
E Homatropine
Chronic simple glaucoma is characterized by
A Cupping of the discs
B Visual field defects
C Blurring of disc margins
D Dilatation of the pupil
E Constriction of the pupil
Untreated glaucoma leads to
A Blindness
B Trachoma
C Conjunctivitis
D Retrolental Fibroplasias
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
Drugs used orally are
A Paracetamol
B Nitroglycerine
C Ampicillin
D Insulin
E Heparin
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

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