Drugs

Question 1

Mononeuritis multiplex in the context of polyarteritis nodosa is treated with

Answer 1

Methylprednisolone

Question 2

Treatment withdrawal syndrome and convulsions

Answer 2

Diazepam

Question 3

Drug Wernicke-Kosrsakoff psychosis

Answer 3

Thiamine (B1)

Question 4

Drug Wernicke’s encephalopathy

Answer 4

thiamine (B1)

Question 5

Which protease does rivaroxaban block

Answer 5

Xa protease

Question 6

Topiramate is not given to and epilepsy patient with

Answer 6

kidney stones

Question 7

Weight loss is a side effect of treatment for

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Topiramate

Question 8

Phenorbarbitone is not given to a patient with

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dementia, because ir affects higher nervous activity

Question 9

Drug of choice for convulsive status epilepticus

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benzodiazepine

Question 10

If benzodiazepine didn’t work we use

Answer 10

phenytoin

Question 11

If benzodiazepine and pheytoin didn’t work we use

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anaesthesia with propofol or pentobarbital

Question 12

First-line treatment for a patient with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy

Answer 12

valproate

Question 13

Antiepileptic used exclusively for absence

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ethosuximide

Question 14

what to use to break status epilepticus

Answer 14

Diazepam

Question 15

Absence seizure drugs

Answer 15

ethosuximide (only for that), valproate
Calcium T-channel blocker

Question 16

Can aggravate withdrawal seizures

Answer 16

Carbamazepine

Question 17

Drug for focal symptomatic epilepsy

Answer 17

Carbamazepine

Question 18

Drug for juvenile myoclonic epilepsy

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Valproate, Lamotrigine (lamotrigine can cause rash)

Question 19

Drug for petit-male seizure

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ethosuccimide

Question 20

Drug for pregnant woman having seizure

Answer 20

Magnesium sulphate

Question 21

Treatment for Horton’s headache

Answer 21

Sumatriptan s.c

Question 22

Short-term prevention of horton’s headache

Answer 22

Corticoesteroids

Question 23

Drug for tension headache

Answer 23

Ibuprofen

Question 24

Drug for paroxymal haemicraina

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Indomethacin

Question 25

Medicine for a 24 years old female with migraines accompained by vomiting

Answer 25

Sumatriptan nasal spray

Question 26

Drugs for migraine prophylaxis

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Antiepileptics Antidepressants Calcium antagonist

Question 27

Triptans type of drug

Answer 27

Serotonergic receptor agonist

Question 28

Drug of paroxysmal haemicrania

Answer 28

Indomethacin

Question 29

Treatment of acute migraine attacks

Answer 29

Analgesics Specific medicines that ends in triptansi Antiemetic (metoklopramid, Domperidon)

Question 30

Drug patient with angina and migraine

Answer 30

Naproxen

Question 31

Drugs to reduce preoperative tumour

Answer 31

Procarbazine, lomustine, vincristine

Question 32

Drug to prevent stroke in atrial fibrillation

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Warfarin

Question 33

Which is slower? Warfarin or Heparin

Answer 33

Warfarin

Question 34

Main serotonin nucleus in

Answer 34

Raphe nuclei in the brainstem

Question 35

Hyperplastic gingiva is a side effect of

Answer 35

Phenytoin

Question 36

Are myoclonism side effect of L-dopa?

Answer 36

No

Question 37

Are dystonias side effect of L-dopa?

Answer 37

Yes

Question 38

Are choreatic joints side effect of L-dopa?

Answer 38

Yes

Question 39

Is on-off phenomenon side effect of L-dopa?

Answer 39

yes

Question 40

Can warfarin be given with aspirine?

Answer 40

No

Question 41

Antidote of warfarin

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vitamin K

Question 42

GABA-A receptor activator

Answer 42

Diazepam

Question 43

Direct plasminogen activator

Answer 43

Alteplase

Question 44

Warfarin interaction

Answer 44

Chloramphenicol

Question 45

ADP receptor antagonist

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Clopidogrel

Question 46

Drug to prevent nausea

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Domperidone

Question 47

Effect of amantadine

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Increases dopamine release

Question 48

Phenytoin side effect

Answer 48

ataxia

Question 49

Which has longer life, warfarin or heparin?

Answer 49

Warfarin

Question 50

which membrane claims apomorphine

Answer 50

postsynaptic membrane

Question 51

Migraine prevention

Answer 51

Pizotifen propranolol Verapamil amitriptyline Topiramate Valproate

Question 52

Via de administración de warfarin

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oral

Question 53

Can warfarin prevents stroke in patient with atrial fibrilation?

Answer 53

Yes

Question 54

Which causes less side effects, warfarin or rivaroxaban

Answer 54

Rivaroxaban

Question 55

Is aspirin's antiplatelet action longer than its half-life?

Answer 55

Yes

Question 56

Levodopa for Parkinson enters the CNS by

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diffusion

Question 57

Levetiracetam works trough

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inhibition of voltage-dependent calcium channels

Question 58

We add carbidopa to L-dopa because

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increases L-dopa uptake in the central nervous system if not, only 1-2% will enter

Question 59

Carbamazepine shouldn't be prescribed to

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pregnant women

Question 60

Aspirin reduces or increases thromboxane synthesis

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Aspirin reduces thromboxane synthesis

Question 61

Warfarin reduces the action of

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barbiturates

Question 62

Riluzole works by

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glutamate receptors

Question 63

Which antiepileptic inhibits GABA transaminase

Answer 63

Vigabatrin

Question 64

Why isn't heparin given orally?

Answer 64

Because it is not an electroneutral molecule Because it is a high molecular weight molecule

Question 65

Factor that rivaroxaban inhibits

Answer 65

factor Xa

Question 66

Domperidone

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D2 and D3 dopamine receptor antagonist used to relieve nausea

Question 67

Drug for a malignant edematous tumor

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Dexamethasone

Question 68

Antiepileptic for brain tumour and daily complex partial seizures

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Levetiracetam

Question 69

Treatment for glioblastoma

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radiotherapy and temozolomide

Question 70

Drugs for epilepsy with brain tumor

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Carbamazepine, lavatiracetam

Question 71

Drug for paroxymal haemicrania

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Indomethacin

Question 72

Antiepileptic that inhibits GABA transaminase

Answer 72

Vigabatrin Valproate