A. Dictoxacillin

B. Cephalexin

D. Cloxacillin

A. Amphotericin

B. Sulfonates

D. Griseofulvin

A. Short-acting narcotic

B. Non-depolarizing muscle relaxant

C. Intravenous anaesthetic agent

A. Factor VIII cryoprecipitate

B. Aminocarproic Acid

C. Tranexamic acid

A. Bupivacaine

B. Procaine

D. Lidocaine

A. Linezolid

B. Teichoplanin

D. Vancomycin

B. Isoniazid

C. Ripampicin

D. Pyrazinamide

A. Nalidixic acid

B. Furazolidone

D. Cotrimoxazole

A. Amoebiasis

B. Trichomonas infection

D. Ulcerative gingivitis

A. Antibacterial

B. Chemotherapic agent

D. Antiviral agent

A. Indicated in oral thrush

B. Can be safely given to immunocompromised patients

C. Exacerbate the inflammatory response

A. Mebendazole

B. Bephenium Naphthoate

C. Ciprofloxacin

A. Inactivate acetylcholine esterase enzyme

C. Destroys acetyl choline

D. Prevent release of acetyl choline

B. Inhibits Bacterial protein synthesis

C. Inhibits intake of folic acid

D. Inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis

A. Cephalosporin

C. Aminoglycoside

D. Penicillin

A. Pirazinamide

B. Ethambutol

D. Rifampicin

A. Intestinal nematode infection

C. Scabies

D. Filariasis

A. Staining of teeth

C. Bone marrow suppression

D. Aplastic anaemia

A. Glibenclamide

B. Glicazide

D. Glipizide

A. Cefaclor

B. Cephapirin

D. Cefixime

A. Mg salts

C. Ca salts

D. All salts

A. Cefotaxime

B. Ceftriaxone

D. Cefaclor

A. Erythormycin

B. Penicillin

C. Streptomycin

A. Hydrocortisone

B. Dicoumarol

D. Lidnocaine

A. Prolong amoxicillins half-life

B. Reduce the risk allergic reactions:

D. Reduce the severity of diarrhea

A. Nelfinavir

C. Efavirenz

D. Etanercept:

B. Loratidine

C. Terfenidine

D. Acrivastatine

A. Antileprotic drugs

C. Chloramphenicol

D. Antitubercular drugs

A. Cefoxitin

B. Cefadroxil

C. Cefuroxime

A. Fluticasone

C. Beclomethasone

D. Budesonide

A. Benzathine

C. Benzathamine

D. Procaine

A. Steroids

B. Intravenous Penicillin G

D. Tetracyclines

A. Mushroom poisoning

B. Paracetamol poisoning

D. Oraganophosphate poisoning

A. Tetracycline

C. Sulphonamides

D. Nystatin

A. Ampicillin

B. Cloxacillin

D. Pencillin G

B. Rifampicin

C. Ethambutol

D. Cycloserine

A. Erythromycin

C. Tetracycline

D. Amoxycillin

B. Trigeminal neuralgia

C. Syncope

D. Chronic glaucoma

A. Vasoconstriction

B. Mydriasis

D. Contraction of urinary spinctors

A. Fusion inhibitor

B. Protease inhibitor

D. Nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor

A. Beta 2 receptors

B. Opioid receptors

D. Dopaminergic receptors

A. Direct coronary vasodilatory action is more

B. Sublingual absorption is better

C. Less tolerance develops

B. Gentamicin

C. Neomycin

D. Streptomycin

A. Increased liver glycogenolysis

B. Evokes extrasystoles in the heart

C. Produces restlessness and anxiety

B. Hydrocortisone

C. Dexamethsone

D. Spironolactone

B. Dapsone

C. Streptomycin

D. Ethambutol

B. Gallamine triethiodide

C. D-tubocurarine

D. Pancuronium bromide

A. Warfarin

B. Insultin

C. Gluengon

B. Methicillin sodium

C. Ampicillin

D. Erythromycin

A. Fluoroquinolones

B. Tetracyclines

D. Polypeptide antibiotics