- (A) Antibiotics
- (B) Salicylates
- (C) Barbiturates
- (D) Phenothiazines
Medical Mcqs
- (A) Diphenhydramine
- (B) Atropine
- (C) Naloxane
- (D) Nalorphine
- (A) Aspirin
- (B) Ibuprufen
- (C) Diclofenac potassium
- (D) Mefenamic acid
- (E) Both A & B
- (A) Respiratory alkalosis
- (B) Haemorrhage
- (C) Hepatic necrosis
- (D) Gastric Ulceration
- (A) Reye’s syndrome
- (B) Nausea
- (C) Diarrhoea
- (D) Acid-base imbalance
- (A) Analgesia is associated with μ and k receptors
- (B) Dysphoria is associated with S receptors
- (C) NSAIDS benefit by preventing prostaglandin synthesis
- (D) Naloxane is a non-competitive antagonist and irreversibly opposes the opioids
- (A) Remifentanil
- (B) Morphine
- (C) Sufentanil
- (D) Fentanyl
- (A) Naloxone
- (B) Nalosphine
- (C) Nalpuphine
- (D) Methadine
- (A) It inhibits thromboxanes
- (B) It stimulates Prostacyclins
- (C) It is a vasodilator
- (D) Ithelps in reducing inflammatory aggregate
- (A) Vitamin K
- (B) Barbiturates
- (C) Acetominophen
- (D) Acetyl salicylic acid
