RGUHS MBBS Pharmacology June 2024 (1028 CBME)
1028Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences · Pharmacology · 2024 · June · CBME
Questions (30)
- 1.Define Drug antagonism. Discuss the different types of drug antagonism with suitable examples.10 Marks
- 2.A 75 year old patient presents with defective gait and posture, mask like face and Sialorrhoea. On examination, he had rigidity, tremors and hypokinesia. He was diagnosed to be suffering from Parkinsonism. a) Classify Antiparkinsonian drugs with suitable examples b) Discuss the Pharmacological actions and adverse effects of Levodopa10 Marks
- 3.Therapeutic uses and adverse effects of Alpha Blockers5 Marks
- 4.Define Bioavailability of a drug. Explain four drug related factors affecting bioavailability5 Marks
- 5.Cardiovascular actions of Adrenaline5 Marks
- 6.Compare and contrast Physostigmine and Neostigmine5 Marks
- 7.Pharmacological actions and adverse effects of Aspirin5 Marks
- 8.Inhalational glucocorticoids in Bronchial asthma5 Marks
- 9.A 38 year old patient after surgery for fracture femur is given Metoclopramide for antiemetic action. a) Explain the rationale of using metoclopramide in this patient. b) Write its adverse effects and uses.5 Marks
- 10.A 30 year old patient is brought to hospital with delusional beliefs, auditory hallucinations, restlessness, disturbed sleep and inappropriate behaviour. She was diagnosed to be suffering from schizophrenia and prescribed Olanzapine. a) Explain the rationale of using Olanzapine in this patient. b) Write its advantages over conventional antipsychotics.5 Marks
- 11.What is therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM)? Write two drugs requiring TDM3 Marks
- 12.Rationale of using Atropine in Organophosphorous compound poisoning3 Marks
- 13.Rationale of using Morphine in acute pulmonary oedema3 Marks
- 14.Write two adverse effects of Phenytoin. Why is phenytoin contraindicated in pregnancy?3 Marks
- 15.Write three nondepolarising skeletal muscle relaxants3 Marks
- 16.Name two anti-motility drugs. Why are they contraindicated in Shigella dysentery?3 Marks
- 17.Write Two advantages and Two disadvantages of selective Cox 2 inhibitors3 Marks
- 18.Name three antitussives3 Marks
- 19.Explain the concept of Essential medicines (drugs)3 Marks
- 20.Write three uses of Calcium Disodium edetate3 Marks
- 21.An 18 year old female patient is brought to hospital in an unconscious state following accidental drug overdose. Which of the following route is desirable for administering the antidote for this patient? A. Oral B. Transdermal C. Intravenous D. Subcutaneous1 Mark
- 22.Which of the following is a prodrug? A. Hydralazine B. Levodopa C. Paracetamol D. Aspirin1 Mark
- 23.Apraclonidine is a congener of clonidine used for A. Pain relief B. Reducing Blood pressure C. Reducing intraocular tension D. Reducing blood glucose1 Mark
- 24.Atropine produces all the following actions EXCEPT A. Tachycardia B. Dryness of mouth C. Mydriasis D. Urinary incontinence1 Mark
- 25.A 8 year old boy was brought by the mother with momentary loss of consciousness. EEG shows spike and wave pattern. Pediatrician made a diagnosis of absence seizures. Which of the following drug is useful for absence seizures? A. Phenobarbitone B. Sodium Valproate C. Phenytoin D. Carbamazepine1 Mark
- 26.Which of the following antipsychotic produces extrapyramidal side effects? A. Chlorpromazine B. Olanzapine C. Quetiapine D. Aripiprazole1 Mark
- 27.Which antihistaminic drug produces less central nervous system depressant activity? A. Diphenhydramine B. Pheniramine C. Promethazine D. Cetrizine1 Mark
- 28.Which of the following drug cannot be administered by inhalational route in asthma A. Montelukast B. Ipratropium bromide C. Budesonide D. Salbutamol1 Mark
- 29.An anti-emetic can be used in a conscious patient suffering from poisoning due to all the following EXCEPT A. Iron B. Diazepam C. Kerosene D. Paracetamol1 Mark
- 30.Essential drugs are A. Life saving drugs B. Inert drugs C. Drugs that meet the priority health care needs of the population D. Drugs that have no therapeutic use1 Mark
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