- (A) Doxacurim
- (B) Decamethonium
- (C) Rocuronium
- (D) Mivacurium
Medical Mcqs
- (A) Hypertension
- (B) Amxiety
- (C) Peripheral Vascular disease
- (D) Benign Prostatic hypertrophy
- (A) Cortisol
- (B) Cortisone
- (C) Dexamethsone
- (D) Aldosterone
- (A) Hydrocortisone
- (B) Spironolactone
- (C) Dexamethsone
- (D) Fludrocortisone
- (A) Chlorpropamide
- (B) Glibenclamide
- (C) Glicazide
- (D) Glipizide
- (A) Hypertension
- (B) Hypotension
- (C) Doesn’t release histamine
- (D) Oral route of administration is the best route
- (A) Glyburide
- (B) Repaglinide
- (C) Tolbutamide
- (D) Biguanide
- (A) Tranexamic acid
- (B) Clopidogrel
- (C) Aminocarproic Acid
- (D) Factor VIII cryoprecipitate
- (A) Insulin
- (B) Estrogen
- (C) Vitamin D
- (D) Glucocorticoid
- (A) Steroids reduce the rate of repair of tissues thus delays the healing
- (B) Exacerbate the inflammatory response
- (C) Can be safely given to immunocompromised patients
- (D) Indicated in oral thrush
