Download MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) TMU (Teerthanker Mahaveer University) Second Year (2nd Year) 2015 MBS203A Pharmacology I Previous Question Paper
MBBS II (Second) Professional Examination 2014-15
Course Code:MBS203
Paper ID: 0322410
Pharmacology-I
Time: 2 Hours 40 Minutes
Max Marks: 30
Note: Attempt all questions. Draw proper diagrams to support
your answer.
Part `B'
1.
Describe pharmacotherapy of Myasthenia Gravis. (7)
2.
Classify Non Steroidal Antiinflammatory, analgesic and
antipyretic Drugs (NSAIDS). Discuss important adverse
effects and therapeutic uses of Aspirin. (7)
3.
Write short notes on: (2x4=8)
a)
Bioavailability of drugs
b)
Prodrug
c)
Microsomal Enzyme Induction
d)
Sublingual route of administration of drugs
4.
Write short notes on: (2x4=8)
a)
Carbamazepine
b)
Risperidone
c)
Halothane
d)
Alprazolam
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Course Code:MBS203
Paper ID: 0322410
Pharmacology-I
Part `A'
Time: 20 Minutes
Max Marks: 10
Note: 1. Attempt all questions and return this part of the question paper to the invigilator after 20 Minutes.
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Q.1
Tachyphylaxis is not observed with:
Q.9
Following is not central acting skeletal
a)
Ephedrine
muscle relaxant:
b)
Amphetamine
a)
Benzodiazepines
c)
Adrenaline
b)
Tizanidine
d)
Tyramine
c)
Baclofen
d)
Dantrolene
Q.2
Therapeutic index is indicator of its:
a. Potency
Q.10 Following drug is H1 blocker:
b. Efficacy
a)
Cimetidine
c. Safety
b)
Famotidine
d. Toxicity
c)
Cetrizine
d
Ranitidine
Q.3
When two different drugs act on two
different receptors and their action is
P.T.O.
opposite to each other is called:
Q.11 Drug induced Parkinsonism adverse effect
a)
Non-competitive antagonism
is treated with:
b)
Competitive antagonism
a)
Levodopa
c)
Physiological antagonism
b)
Carbidopa
d)
Chemical antagonism
c)
Tolcapone
d)
Benzhexol HCl
Q.4.
A substance is having affinity but negative
intrinsic activity:
Q.12 Following drug is not used as surface
a)
Agonist
anaesthetic:
b)
Antagonist
a)
Procaine
c)
Partial agonist
b)
Xylocaine
d)
Inverse agonist
c)
Amethocaine
d)
Benzocaine
Q.5
The elimination of the following drug do
exhibit zero order kinetics:
Q.13 Dissociative anaesthesia is with:
a)
Aspirin
a)
Ether
b)
Alcohol
b)
Fentanyl droperidol combination
c)
Verapamil
c)
Ketamine
d)
Atenolol
d)
Halothane
Q.6
Which of the following is 2 agonist:
Q.14 Following antiemetic drug is not having
a)
Dopamine
prokinetic action:
b)
Clonidine
a)
Metoclopramide
c)
Tyramine
b)
Cisapride
d)
Yohimbine
c)
Domperidone
d)
Ondansetron
Q.7
Adrenaline is not used in the following
condition:
Q.15 For acute attack of mania following drug is
a)
Anaphylactic shock
first line of treatment:
b)
Cardiac arrest
a)
Lithium
c)
Epistaxis (local use)
b)
Valproate
d)
Acute myocardial infarction
c)
Carbamazepine
d)
Chlorpromazine
Q.8
Pralidoxime is not preferred in the
Q.16 Morphine is not indicated in the following
following poisoning:
condition:
a)
Organophosphorus
a)
Acute myocardial infarction
b)
Carbamate
b)
Renal colic
c)
Atropine.
c)
Biliary colic
d)
Morphine
d)
Pain due to terminal stage of
malignancy
Q.17 Retinal damage and corneal opacity is
caused by following DMARDS:
a)
Sulfasalzine
b)
Penicillamine
c)
Chloroquine
d)
Gold salt
Q.18 Following all are non selective beta
blockers except:
a)
Propranolol
b)
Oxprenolol
c)
Bisoprolol
d)
Dotalol
Q.19 Following one is preferred antidote of
copper poisoning:
a)
D-penicillamine
b)
Disodium calcium edentate
c)
BAL
d)
Desferrioxamine
Q.20
Following one is selective M1 (muscarinic)
receptor blocker:
a)
Tropicamide
b)
Pirenzipine
c)
Eicyclomine
d)
Clidinium
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