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DAILY MCQ 41

Which of the following alpha blocker does not induce apoptosis of prostate smooth muscle when used for BPH for long term Doxazosin Terazosin tamsulosin all of the above For more MCQs and concepts  become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/

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DAILY MCQ 39 ANSWER

Which anti glaucoma drug is safe in asthmatic patient? Timolol Betaxolol Propranolol Nadolol KDT 7E/P 153 Betaxolol is a cardioselective beta blocker that can be used topically for Glaucoma in bronchial asthma patients Timolol is a non-cardioselective beta blocker that can be used topically for Glaucoma but it is contraindicated in bronchial asthma patients as it may cause bronchoconstriction due to beta 2 blockade Propranolol and nadolol  non-cardioselective beta blockers not used in glaucoma

DAILY MCQ 40

Which of the following is FALSE Rifampicin has a longer half life than rifabutin Rifabutin is more effective for newly diagnosed TB with HIV Rifabutin has lesser incidence of drug interactionsFood has no effect on rifabutin absorption For more MCQs and concepts  become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/

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DAILY MCQ 39

Which anti glaucoma drug is  safe in asthmatic patient ? Timolol Betaxolol Propanolol Nadolol  For more MCQs and concepts  become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/

DAILY MCQ 38 answer

Which of the following drug can be given in G6PD deficiency patient ? Ceftriaxone Cotrimoxazole Furazolidone Nalidixic acid Answer: Ceftriaxone ref: KDT 7E/P 65 Major drugs causing hemolyisis in G6PD deficiency patient are Primaquine Dapsone Sulfonamides Nitrofurantoin Aspirin Chloroquine Quinine Nalidixic acid For more MCQs and concepts  become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/

DAILY MCQ 38

Which of the following drug can be given in G6PD deficiency patient ? Ceftriaxone Cotrimoxazole Furazolidone Nalidixic acid For more MCQs and concepts  become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/

daily MCQ 37 answer

Which of the following describes Mechanism of action of centrally acting muscle relaxant? Decreases voluntary power and does not paralyse Increases voluntary power and does not paralyse Decrease muscle tone without reducing voluntary power Decreases voluntary power  and Cause muscle paralysis Ref:  KD Tripathi - Essentials of Medical Pharmacology 7th Edition: 357 Centrally acting muscle relaxants reduce skeletal muscle tone voluntary power of muscle is intact depress Polysynaptic pathways in the ascending reticular formation leading to   mild sedation no effect is seen  on neuromuscular transmission  or muscle fibres  note: Peripherally acting muscle relaxant act at neuromuscular junction, causes muscle paralysis and decreases voluntary power For more MCQs and concepts  become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/