Central Nervous System Pharmacology and Toxicology
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Q1.
Which of the following is not an indication for the use of Botulinum toxin?
Q2.
Like the barbiturates, the benzodiazepines
Q3.
Unlike benzodiazepines, barbiturates
Q4.
Benzodiazepines, wrong statement
Q5.
A patient who has been treated with Levodopa is switched to a regimen with a product that contains levodopa + carbidopa. What is the main action of carbidopa that provides the rationale for the combination
Q6.
Regarding pharmacokinetics of antidepressants
Q7.
Trihexyphenidyl is prescribed as an adjunct to other drugs being used to manage a patient with Parkinsons disease. What is the most likely purpose or action of this drug as part of the overall drug treatment plan
Q8.
A boko haram terrorist drops a bomb of nerve gas in a crowded pathway at rush hour. The patients are brought to the nearest Emergency ward and they are given Atropine. Which effect of the nerve gas will persist after giving the atropine?
Q9.
In patient on Disulfiram, the unpleasant effect of ethanol injection result from
Q10.
Which of the following statement about Lithium is not correct
Q11.
Both cocaine and amphetamine
Q12.
Which of the following statements concerning the use of opioid: for the treatment of diarrhea is UNTRUE
Q13.
A 66yr old woman is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease with symptoms being described as mild to moderate. What pharmacologic approach is generally considered the most fruitful in terms of alleviating symptoms in early Alzheimer's and probably slowing the course of the underlying brain pathology
Q14.
A 400-level medical student is transported to the emergency department. A friend who accompanied the student, says He was experimenting with 'Angel dust' what best describes the action or other characteristics of this recreational drug more properly known as phencyclidine?
Q15.
A patient with Parkinson's disease has signs & symptoms that can be considered moderate now but they are worsening and not responding well to current drug therapy. The physician decides to empirically assess an anti-parkinson drugs that is a selective inhibitor of MAO-B, What drug will that be?
Q16.
Which of the following general statements concerning opioids is untrue?
Q17.
Concerning the pharmacokinetic of opioids, which of the following is true?
Q18.
The following actions of opioids are mediated by opioid receptors except?
Q19.
Tolerance occurs to all the effects of opioids except?
Q20.
Which of the following opioid is not normally administered as an antitussive?
Q21.
Which of the following statement concerning the pharmacological actions of opioid is untrue?
Q22.
An agent used for the management of opioid withdrawal because of its high binding activity for meu opioid receptors and its slow dissociation from these receptors is?
Q23.
Which of the following statement concerning the use of opioids for the treatment of diarrhea is FALSE?
Q24.
Useful agent for the treatment of neuropathic pain include all the following except
Q25.
A known drug addict is rushed to casualty in a coma with pinpoint pupils with needle marks on both forearms. The most useful agent to give is?
Q26.
Which of these drugs will interfere with V-MAT, depleting synaptic vesicles of their neurotransmitter content?
Q27.
Cocaine exacts its central action by one of these mechanisms
Q28.
Which of these is true of LSD? (Pages 571 of 12th ed Kartzung)
Q29.
Methylenedioxymethamphetamaine may be used clinically for all except?
Q30.
Which of the following analeptics will sufficiently increase tidal volume in chronic lung disease?
Q31.
Principal effect of the amphetamine include all except?
Q32.
Useful agents for the treatment of neuropathic pain include all the following EXCEPT
Q33.
Which of these statements about a microbial toxin is correct?
Q34.
True statement about depression
Q35.
Drug treatment for psychosis
Q36.
Drugs causing psychosis include all except?
Q37.
Which of the following is used in the management of glaucoma?
Q38.
Which is characterized by liver necrosis, jaundice, hemorrhage& edema?
Q39.
Untrue statement
Q40.
Halothane, untrue statement
Q41.
Most potent inhalation agent
Q42.
Local anaestghetic agent, true agent
Q43.
A patient took a Dopamine agonist that has no effect on dopamine or serotonine receptors
Q44.
Which is an Ester
Q45.
Insomnia, preferred drugs include all except
Q46.
Phenytoin false statement
Q47.
Drug of choice in absence seizures
Q48.
A patient who has been treated with Levodopa is switched to a regimen with a product that contains Levodopa plus Carbidopa. What is the main action of Carbidopa that provides the rationale for using it in this dual drug approach
Q49.
Side effects of Tramadol includes all of the following EXCEPT
Q50.
A patient with parkinson disease starts therapy with an antiviral drug, which is also used to relief fatigue in multiple sclerosis. It has no direct effect on dopamine synthesis, but appears to be a weak NMDA receptor antagonist. What drug fits this description the best
Q51.
A 10yrs old boy has nocturnal enuresis. His parents take him to a clinic that specialises in management of this condition. The physician writes an order for a low dose of imipramine. After a couple of weeks on drug, the episode of bedwetting decreased dramatically. What is the most likely mechanism by which the imipramine provided benefit?
Q52.
A Boko haram terrorist drops a bomb of \'nerve gas\' into a crowded pathway at rush hour. The patients are brought to the nearest Emergency ward and they are given Atropine. Which effect of the nerve gas will persist after giving the atropine?
Q53.
In patients taking Disulfiram, the unpleasant effect of ethanol injection result from
Q54.
Which of the opiate receptor subtypes that binds naloxone responsible for reversing respiratory depression and miosis?
Q55.
A 60yr old woman was diagnosed with alzeihmer with symptoms described as mild to moderate.. What pharmacologic approach is considered the most appropriate In terms of alleviating the symptoms of early alzhemier and probably slowing the course of undergoing brain pathalogy?
Q56.
A patient with Parkinson\'s disease has signs and symptoms that can be considered moderate now but they are worsening and not responding to current drug therapy. The physician decides to emperically assess an antiparkinson drug that is a selective inhibitor of monoamine oxidase inhibitor type-B( MOA-B)
Q57.
N-methyl-d-aspartate( NMDA) receptor antagonist
Q58.
Which of the following general statement concerning opiods is untrue
Q59.
Concerning the pharmacokinetics of opiods, which statement is true?
Q60.
The following actions of opioids are mediated by mu-opioid receptors EXCEPT
Q61.
Chlorpromazine (CPZ)
Q62.
Which of the following agents possess the greatest pharmacological activity before undergoing biotransformation invivo?
Q63.
Which of the following statements concerning the pharmacological actions of opioids is untrue?
Q64.
Which of the following statements concerning the use of opioids for the treatment of diarrhea is UNTRUE?
Q65.
Useful agents for treatment of neuropathic pain include all of the following except
Q66.
Which of these drugs will interfere with the vesicular monoamine transporter (VMAT), depleting synaptic vesicles of their neurotransmitter content?
Q67.
Cocaine exerts its central action by one of these mechanisms
Q68.
Which of these is true of LSD?
Q69.
Methylenedioxymethamphetamine may be used clinically for all EXCEPT
Q70.
Principal effects of amphetamine include all except
Q71.
Which of the following is not an indication for use of botulinum toxin?
Q72.
Which of these toxins can be employed in glaucoma management?
Q73.
Contraindication(s) for Botox
Q74.
Which environmental health scientist would determine ways to prevent and reduce exposure to hazards in the work place?
Q75.
A substance with LD50 value of 600mg/kg will be classed as
Q76.
Which is an amide
Q77.
Most harzadous substances exhibit a \"dose response relationship.\" What does this mean?
Q78.
Which of the following is NOT a possible route of entry for a hazard?
Q79.
A 10yr old boy has nocturnal enuresis. His patent takes him to a clinic that specializes in management of this condition. The physician writes an order to for a low dose imparamine. After a couple of weeks on the drug, depression of bed wetting decreased dramatically. What is a likely mechanism by which the imparamine provided benefit?
Q80.
Which of the following statements is correct regarding benzodiazepines?
Q81.
A 5 yr old boy consumed a liquid from a container in the family garage. He presents with CNS depression, obtunded reflexes, and ventilatory depression. A blood sample indicates profound metabolic acidosis, A check of the urine reveals crystals that are presumed to be oxalate. Which of the following is the most likely cause of the poisoning
Q82.
Oxalate crystals in urine: This is a critical diagnostic feature of ethylene glycol poisoning. Oxalic acid is a metabolite of ethylene glycol, and calcium oxalate crystals can form in the urine and tissues. Let\'s briefly consider why the other options are less likely
Q83.
Etomidate — which of this is not true?
Q84.
Which of the following is not true of ketamine?
Q85.
What factor does not influence the peak plasma levels after epidural injection of local anaesthetic?
Q86.
Which ONE of the following is an amide?
Q87.
Concerning the treatment of Parkinson\'s disease
Q88.
Which of the following statements about Parkinson\'s disease is TRUE
Q89.
Which of the following is UNTRUE of levodopa
Q90.
The following are TRUE statements about antiparkisonian drugs Except
Q91.
Which of the following statements concerning the pharmacological actions of opioids is UNTRUE
Q92.
Which of the statements concerning the antidepressants is NOT true?
Q93.
Which of the following statements best describes the difference between a sedative drug and a hypnotic
Q94.
The pharmacological actions of benzodiazepines include all the following EXCEPT \*\*
Q95.
Benzodiazepines are indicated in all the following conditions EXCEPT
Q96.
For which of the following reasons are barbiturates still employed
Q97.
Which of the following is UNTRUE concerning the pharmacological actions of opiods
Q98.
Concerning the opioids which of the following is UNTRUE E]
Q99.
All of the following are factors that affect the speed of induction and recovery of general anaesthesia EXCEPT
Q100.
Which of the following statements is UNTRUE about the mechanism of action of local anaesthetics
Q101.
Phenytoin, false statement
Q102.
Concerning the side-effects of antipsychotic drugs, indicate the INCORRECT statement
Q103.
Which of the following statements concerning the distribution of drugs from the blood into the CNS is true?
Q104.
Like the benzodiazepines, the barbiturates
Q105.
General statement concerning opioids is UNTRUE
Q106.
Which Parkinsonism drug binds to dopamine receptors but does not affect dopamine action
Q107.
Concerning opioids, which statement is TRUE
Q108.
Tolerance occurs to the effects of opioids EXCEPT
Q109.
Which of the following opioids is not an antitussive
Q110.
A former drug abuser visits his physician to ask for pain medication for a legitimate back pain. The physician takes the takes the history of drug abuse into account. Which of the following medications has the greatest potential for abuse?
Q111.
Which of the following drugs is an antitussive that is neither addicting nor constipating?
Q112.
Which of the following opioid agonists is only administered by the parenteral route?
Q113.
Which of the following is not associated with the development of a high degree of tolerance following opiate administration?
Q114.
False statement about benzodiazepines
Q115.
False statement about barbiturates
Q116.
False statement about barbiturates
Q117.
Treatment of opiod withdrawal symptoms
Q118.
Mechanism of action of benzodiazepines
Q119.
Which of the following best describes grand malepilepsy?
Q120.
The following pharmacologic actions will be useful in epileptic conditions EXCEPT
Q121.
Which is best suitable for the treatment of absence seizure?
Q122.
The actions of anticonvulsants that block sodium channels are time-dependent because
Q123.
Dental abnormality is most likely to be observed in children taking which of the following anticonvulsant?
Q124.
Which drug will NOT affect the metabolism of 5-HT?
Q125.
UNTRUE statement about Li
Q126.
Which of the underlisted drugs will NOT alter the effects of Carbamazepine?
Q127.
Which of the following is NOT related to the antidepressant mechanism of action of SSRIs?
Q128.
Choose the correctly matched adverse effect(s) for the underlisted drugs ( This question was meant to say incorrect for it to be accurate)
Q129.
Which local anaesthetic agents is a long duration ester
Q130.
Protein binding of local anaesthetics (in decreasing order)
Q131.
Which of the following inhalational anaesthetics is most likely to produce hepatotoxicity?
Q132.
Which one of the following drugs is INCORRECTLY paired with its toxic effects?
Q133.
Which of the following statements concerning Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is CORRECT?
Q134.
A drug A is toxic. Drug B is not toxic when given several doses higher than drug A. On administering both drugs together, it results in a higher toxicity than drug A when given alone. This drug reaction is called
Q135.
Which of the following statements is WRONG concerning atypical antipsychotics?
Q136.
Which of the following antipsychotics causes agranulocytosis?
Q137.
About antipsychotics drug action
Q138.
Which one does not affect the rate of local anaesthetic function
Q139.
Which of the following is not an effect of the venom poisoning of snake bite
Q140.
Which of the following is false?
Q141.
Wrong statement about partial agonists
Q142.
Antiepileptic drugs do not act by which of the following mechanisms
Q143.
Pinpoint pupils, depressed respiration, skin secretions and blood pressure. Implicated class of drug in this toxidrome
Q144.
About toxidrome, which is NOT used to make a narrow differential diagnosis
Q145.
A 10-year-old boy had nocturnal enuresis. His parents took him to a clinic that specializes in the management of this condition. The physician writes an order of low dose of imipramine. After a couple of weeks on the drug, the episode of bed wetting decreased dramatically. What is the most likely mechanism by which the imipramine provided benefit?
Q146.
Tardive dyskinesia, wrong statement
Q147.
Side effects of first-generation antipsychotics may be due to their interaction with?
Q148.
Dissociative anaesthesia is associated with which of the following?
Q149.
Regarding side effects of lithium
Q150.
In the treatment of bipolar disorder which of the following class of drugs is not used
Q151.
Concerning toxidrome, to allow rapid narrowing of the toxicologic differentials, one needs to rely on readily observable features such as the following except
Q152.
Classical features of pin point pupils, depressed respiration, skin secretions and blood pressure are characteristic of what toxidrome?
Q153.
Possible toxic effects of snake
Q154.
Trihexyphenidyl is prescribed as an adjunct to other drugs being used to manage a patient with Parkinson disease. What is the most likely purpose or action of this drug as part of the overall drug treatment plan?
Q155.
A patient with Parkinson disease starts therapy with a drug that acts in the CNS as an agonist for dopamine receptors. It has no direct effects on dopamine synthesis, neuronal reuptake, or metabolic inactivation. What drug fits this description the best?
Q156.
A 10-year-old boy has nocturnal enuresis. His parents take him to a clinic that specializes in management of this condition. The physician writes an order for a low dose of imipramine. After a couple of weeks on the drug, the episodes of bed-wetting decrease dramatically. What is the most likely mechanism by which the imipramine provided benefit?
Q157.
A Boko Haram terrorist drops a vial of \"nerve gas into a crowded subway at rush hour. The patients are brought to the nearest emergency centers and are given atropine. Which effect of the nerve gas will persist after administration of atropine?
Q158.
In patients taking disulfiram, the unpleasant effects of ethanol ingestion result from
Q159.
Both cocaine and amphetamine
Q160.
A 66-year-old woman is diagnosed with Alzheimer disease, symptoms being described as minimal to moderate. What approach is generally consider most fruitful in terms of alleviating symptoms of early Alzheimer probably slowing the course underlying the brain
Q161.
A patient who has been treated with levodopa is switched to a regimen with a product that contains levodopa plus carbidopa. What is the main action of carbidopa that provides the rationale for using it in this dual-drug approach?
Q162.
Which of these statements about microbial toxin is incorrect?
Q163.
The following actions of opioids are mediated by u-opioid receptors EXCEPT
Q164.
Which of the following statements is FALSE?
Q165.
Tolerance occurs to the all the following effects of opioids EXCEPT
Q166.
Which of the following opioids is not normally administered as an antitussive
Q167.
Which of the following is associated with abuse of opioid analgesics?
Q168.
Which of the following opioid agonist is only administered by the parenteral route?
Q169.
Which of the following statements concerning Phenytoin is INCORRECT?
Q170.
All the following pharmacologic actions will be useful in epileptic conditions EXCEPT
Q171.
Bromocriptine, FALSE statement
Q172.
Benzodiazepines, FALSE statement
Q173.
Which of the following drug toxicity pairs is INCORRECT?
Q174.
Flumazenil, FALSE statement
Q175.
For which one of the following drugs is the therapeutic indication INCORRECT?
Q176.
An example of amide local anaesthetic
Q177.
Which of the following mechanism of action is FALSE?
Q178.
Barbiturates, CORRECT statement
Q179.
Which of the following is not CORRECT?
Q180.
Which of the inhalational anaesthetics is most likely to produce hepatotoxicity?
Q181.
The phenothiazine which doesn\'t have any clinical antiemetic effect
Q182.
Which is not a contraindication to Cycrimine [Pargitone] therapy
Q183.
Tardive dyskinesia
Q184.
Atypical neuroleptics
Q185.
Like the benzodiazepines, Busprione
Q186.
The nature of the phenothiazine side chain determines their
Q187.
Correct statement is pg 215 of 4th ed Tarah and pg 491 0f 12th ed Kartzung
Q188.
All thymoleptics
Q189.
Non hydrazine inhibitors
Q190.
Increased benzodiazepine doses [b] (pg 404 of Goodman and Gilman)
Q191.
Which isn\'t a type of acquired parkinsonism
Q192.
Which of the following is not associated with development of high degree of tolerance following opiate administration
Q193.
A 10years old boy had nocturnal enuresis. His parents take him to a clinic that specializes in the management of this condition. The physician writes an order of low dose of imipramine. After a couple of weeks on drug,the episode of bed wetting decreased dramatically. What is the most likely mechanism by which the imipramine provided benefit?
Q194.
Which of the following receptors is responsible for the analgesic and respiratory depression action of opioids
Q195.
Snake venoms can cause the following Except
Q196.
Pharmacokinetic blood level monitoring is apt to be most helpful for which of the following anticonvulsants?
Q197.
A Patient you began on carbamazepine recently has returned to your office complaining of headache, vomiting, and dizziness. The patient is mildly confused. Laboratory data were: sodium 112 mEq/L, potassium 3.9 mEq/L, chloride 90 mEq/L, BUN 12 mg/dl and albumin 3.2 G/dl (normal values for lab: sodium 135-148, potassium 3.0-5.3, chloride 96-107, BUN 7-22, albumin 3.8-4.8). Which of the following best explains this patient\'s symptomatology?
Q198.
Which of the following anticonvulsants is (are) administered as a single daily dose?
Q199.
Since it\'s introduction in 1938, Phenytoin has been a major anticonvulsant drug in the treatment of epilepsy. Phenytoin therapy has been shown to be of value for which of the following seizure types?
Q200.
Which of these drugs increases the steady state concentration of phenytoin?
Q201.
Match the drug and effect - which is INCORRECT?
Q202.
A patient on phenytoin has a seizure and is found to have a low level, which is least likely to cause this?
Q203.
With rergard to phenytoin, which is NOT true?
Q204.
A patient started on carbamazepine for episodes of partial seizures. After a month where she was seizure free, she started having further seizures. What is the MOST likely cause?
Q205.
Your patient has abnormal LFTs, in particular an elevated AST. He tells you he is on medication for fits, but can't name it. Which is MOST likely to be his drug?
Q206.
with regard to the general pharmacokinetics of anticonvulsants
Q207.
concerning toxicity of phenytoin
Q208.
Which of the following regarding carbemazepine is FALSE?
Q209.
Patient on phenytoin is found to have a low blood phenytoin level. Which of the following is LEAST likely to cause this?
Q210.
Regarding lithium
Q211.
Regarding chlorpromazine which is NOT true?
Q212.
Regarding the pharmacokinetics of Phenytoin, which is incorrect
Q213.
Clinical uses of Valproate include the following, except
Q214.
Regarding Carbamazepine, which of the following is true
Q215.
Which is NOT a side effect of Phenytoin
Q216.
Regarding Valproate, which is correct
Q217.
Regarding phenytoin toxicity
Q218.
Regarding adverse effects of propofol
Q219.
Which of the following benzodiazepines has the shortest elimination half life
Q220.
Which of the following side effects most occurs with haloperidol
Q221.
Regarding non-depolarising muscle relaxants
Q222.
Which of the following is a direct serotonin agonist
Q223.
Methadone is used in the treatment of narcotic addiction because
Q224.
Regarding the alcohols
Q225.
Regarding inhaled anaesthetics, which is NOT true?
Q226.
All of the following are anaesthetic agents EXCEPT
Q227.
Regarding intravenous anaesthetics
Q228.
Regarding adverse effects of propofol
Q229.
Regarding local anaesthetics, which is incorrect
Q230.
The following are all examples of amide local anaesthetics except
Q231.
The following are all examples of ester local anaesthetics except
Q232.
Regarding local anaesthetics, which is correct
Q233.
Regarding the effects of local anaesthetics which is incorrect
Q234.
Toxicity due to local anaesthetics includes all of the following except