which of the following GnRH antagonists used for the management of moderate to severe pain associated with endometriosis cetrorelixdegarelixabarelixelagolix For more MCQs and concepts become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/
Dear students,this mcq is made because many students confuse the action of NE on cardiac output as increased?????????norephinephrine causes Increase cardiac output, bradycardia decrease cardiac output, bradycardia Increase cardiac output, Tachycardia decrease cardiac output, tachycardia GG 13E/P 197 norephinephrine on infusion increases systolic and diastolic pressures and pulse pressure Cardiac output is unchanged or decreased total peripheral resistance is increased Compensatory vagal reflex activity DECREASES heart rate (bradycardia)stroke volume increasedREMEmBER: CO = stroke volume X Heart rateFor more MCQs and concepts become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/
norephinephrine causes A.Increase cardiac output, bradycardia B. decrease cardiac output, bradycardiaC. Increase cardiac output, Tachycardia D. decrease cardiac output, tachycardia
Which of the following is oral direct thrombin inhibitor A. Argatroban B. Dabigatran C. RiviroxabanD. EnoxparinCorrect answer is DabigatranRiviroxaban is a oral Xa inhibitorEnoxparin is a low molecular weight heparinArgatroban is a parentral direct thrombin inhibitor
Methemoglobinemia is caused by: Prilocaine Ropivacaine BupivacaineProcaineanswer is PrilocaineMethemoglobinemia is caused by Prilocaine
Which of the following is oral direct thrombin inhibitorA. ArgatrobanB. DabigatranC. RiviroxabanD. Enoxparin
Methemoglobinemia is caused by: Prilocaine Ropivacaine BupivacaineProcaine
Which of the following is the most potent 5HT3 antagonist? Palonosetron Ondansetron Granisetron Dolasetron For more MCQs and concepts become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/
Which of the following statements are true about neostigmine(a) It is a quartarnary ammounium compound(b) It is metabolised by liver(c) It can cross the blood brain barrier(d) Prominent effect on cardiac muscle(e) It possess agonistic action on NM receptors answer is A and E KDT 7E/P 107 Neostigmine: is a reversible cholinesterase inhibitor agonistic action on NM receptors quarternary ammonium compound, So it cannot cross blood-brain-barrier No Prominent effect on cardiac muscle partly hydrolyzed by serum cholinesterase and partly excreted unchanged by the kidneys used in myasthenia gravis Postoperative paralytic ileus Postoperative urinary retention Postoperative decurarization Cobra bite For more MCQs and concepts become pro member by clicking below https://drpharmacologist.testpress.in/products/pro-members/
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