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Question 1

Glucose monitoring

Answer 1

Waking 5-7 mol/L
Before meals 4-7 mol/L
After meals 5-9 mol/L
Driving over 5

Question 2

What medication on heart failure reduces symptoms but has no effevt on survival

Answer 2

Digoxin

Question 3

Common side effect of doxorubicin

Answer 3

Cardiotoxicity which presents as heart failure

Question 4

What antihypertensives cause postural hypotension

Answer 4

Doxazosin
Amlodipine

Question 5

What antibiotics inhibit 30s ribosome

Answer 5

Tetracyclines
Aminoglycosides

Question 6

What antibacterials inhibit 50s ribosome

Answer 6

Macrolides

Question 7

What is a synthetic form of oestrogen

Answer 7

Ethinylestradiol

Question 8

After how many doses should gentamicin levels be taken

Answer 8

After 3 or 4 doses

Question 9

Soluble Insulin (Short-Acting)
action

Answer 9

Onset: 30–60 minutes

Peak: 1–4 hours

Duration: Up to 9 hours

Question 10

Rapid-Acting Insulin Analogues
(Insulin aspart, glulisine, lispro) action

Answer 10

Onset: Within 15 minutes

Peak: 1–3 hours

Duration: 2–5 hours

Question 11

Intermediate-Acting Insulin
(Isophane insulin / NPH) action

Answer 11

Onset: 1–2 hours

Peak: 3–12 hours

Duration: 11–24 hours

Question 12

Biphasic Insulins
(Mixed short-acting + intermediate-acting)

Answer 12

Onset: Depends on the short-acting component (15–60 minutes)

Peak: Dual peaks – one for each component (typically 1–4 hours + 4–12 hours)

Duration: Up to 24 hours

Question 13

Insulin Detemir (Long-Acting)

Answer 13

Onset: 1–2 hours

Peak: Relatively flat, slight peak at 6–8 hours

Duration: Up to 24 hours (dose-dependent)

Question 14

Insulin Glargine (Long-Acting)

Answer 14

Onset: 1–2 hours

Peak: No pronounced peak (steady)

Duration: ~24 hours

Question 15

Insulin Degludec (Ultra-Long-Acting)

Answer 15

Onset: 30–90 minutes

Peak: No peak (flat profile)

Duration: Over 42 hours