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Code No: 6159/Non-CBCS

FACULTY OF PHARMACY

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B. Pharmacy 3/4 I-Semester (Non-CBCS) (Backlog) Examination, January 2020

Subject: Pharmacology - I

Time: 3 Hrs Max. Marks: 70

Note: Answer all questions. All questions carry equal marks.

1. (a) Write in detail about various biotransformation reactions with examples. (10)
   

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   (b) Define the following: (4)
   1. Therapeutic Index.
   2. Biological half life.
   
   OR
   (c) Explain in detail about the advantages and disadvantages of different routes of drug administration. (14)

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2. (a) Write the pharmacological effects of acetyl choline. (7)
   (b) Explain the various therapeutic uses and adverse reactions of a - adrenergic blockers. (7)
   OR
   (c) Explain the pharmacological actions and therapeutic uses of the following: (7+7)
   1. Acetylcholinesterase Inhibitors.
   2. ß - Adrenergic blockers.

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3. (a) Classify anti-depressants and explain their mechanism of action, adverse reactions and therapeutic uses of any two class of drugs. (6+8)
   OR
   (b) Write the classification of Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents and explain the details of any two classes of drugs. (6+8)
4. (a) Define arrhythmia. Classify the anti-arrhythmic agents with examples. Write about the mechanism of action and adverse reactions of any one class of drugs. (2+5+7)
   

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   OR
   (b) Write short notes on: (7+7)
   1. Bronchodilators.
   2. Anti-anginal agents.
5. (a) Classify the agents used in treatment of peptic ulcer disease. Write about the pharmacological actions and therapeutic uses of Ranitidine and Omeprazole. (4+5+5)
   

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   OR
   (b) Write about the following: (7+7)
   1. Anti-diarrhoeal agents.
   2. Anti-emetic agents.

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