- (A) Phenobarbitone
- (B) Phenytoin sodium
- (C) Primidone
- (D) Carbamazepine
Medical Mcqs
- (A) Grand mal epilepsy
- (B) Infantile spasm
- (C) Petit mal
- (D) None of the above
- (A) It causes excertion of Na & Cl
- (B) It is used as an adjunct in epilepsy
- (C) It is very potent
- (D) It causes metabolic alkalosis
- (A) It does not produce reflex tachycardia
- (B) It is less potent as a coronary vasodilator
- (C) It is contraindicated in patients with supraventicular tachycardia
- (D) It can cause constipation
- (A) Trannic acid
- (B) Gelatin foam
- (C) Adrenaline
- (D) Vitamin-K
- (A) Used in trigeminal neuralgia
- (B) Carbamazepine is an enzyme inhibitor
- (C) Can cause megaloblastic anemia
- (D) It is the drug of choice for status epilepticus
- (A) Lorazepam
- (B) Theophylline
- (C) Paracetamol
- (D) Metronidazole
- (A) Cyclophosphamide
- (B) Doxorubicin
- (C) Methotrexate
- (D) Cisplatin
- (A) Penicillin G
- (B) Clindamycin
- (C) Metronidazole
- (D) Doxycycline
- (A) Promethazine
- (B) Diphenhydramine
- (C) Hydroxyzine
- (D) Loratidine
