A. Hyperkalemia

B. Hyponatremia

C. Hypermagnesemia

A. Parathyroid

C. Insulin

D. Testosterone

A. Increase effectivity against gram-positive organisms

B. Increase the effectiveness against delta lactamase producing organism

C. Increase effectivity against gram-negative organisms

A. Translation

B. Transcription mechanisms

C. Ribosomal function

A. Haemostatics

B. Astrigents

D. Styptics

B. Nystatin

C. Amphotericin

D. Ketoconazole

A. Vitamin D

B. Estrogen

C. Glucocorticoid

B. Antifungal

C. Antiviral

D. Antiemetic

A. Inhibiting peptidyl transferase

B. Inactivating elongation factors

D. Causing misreading of mRNA

B. Cefaclor

C. Chloroquine

D. Diloxane

A. Streptomycin

B. Gentamycin

C. Methoxyprenaline

B. Stains are dark brown in color

C. There is less deposition in dentine as compared to enamel

D. Is always accompanied by hypolastic defects

A. Piperacillin

C. Penicillin G

D. Amoxicillin

A. Prevents synthesis of prothrombin

B. Prevents synthesis of fibrinogen

D. Prevents conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin

A. Gluengon

C. Tolbutamide

D. Ethosuxinide

A. Permanent sterility

C. Cancer of breast

D. Hepatic necrosis

A. Nicotinic

B. Beta 1 and 2

C. Alpha 1 and 2

A. Diazepam

C. Meprobamate

D. Baclofen

A. Saquinavir

B. Ritonavir

D. Nelfinavir

A. Metronidazole

C. Tetracycline

D. Cefotaxim

A. Procarbazine

C. Vincristine

D. Mechlorethamine

B. Rifampicin antagonize the action of oral contraceptive

C. Rifampicin simulates gonadotropin relase from pituitary

D. Rifampicin decrease the secretion of progestin

A. Decreased uptake of drug by bacteria

B. Alteration of dehydrofolate reductase

D. Alteration of drug binding sites

B. Ethambutol

C. Isoniazid

D. Rifampicin

A. Yawning

B. Diarrhoea

C. Lacrimation

A. Ethambutol

C. Streptomycin

D. Cephalosporins

A. It is an antitubercular drug

B. Effective against g-ve organisms

D. None of the above

A. Miconazole

B. Amoxycillin

C. Clobetasol

B. Decreased secretions

C. Motion sickness

D. Hypertension

A. Tetracycline

B. Chloramphenicol

D. Doxycyclin

A. Sedative

B. Alkaloid

C. Diuretic

D. Anti hypertensive

A. Factor VIII

B. Vitamin K

D. EADA

A. Hydralazine

C. A thiazide diuretic

D. Propranolol

A. Interfere with metabolism

B. Interfere with DNA function

C. Inhibition of cell wall formation

A. Metaclopromide

C. Chlorpromazine

D. Dicyclomine

B. INH

C. Streptomycin

D. Ethambutol

A. Phenytoin

C. Propranolol

D. Lidocaine

A. Lower oral biovailability

B. Can be given Parenterally

D. Equal oral biovailability

A. Cloxacillin

B. Amoxicillin

C. Phenoxymethy penicillin

A. Increased metabolis of penciling G

C. Increased excretion of probenacid in the feaces and perspiration

D. Increased excretion of probenacid in urine

A. Thiazole diuretics

B. Methyldopa

C. Reserpine

A. Decrease salivary secreations

B. Indicator dye for sialography

D. Medication for over function

A. Antiarrythmic

B. Anticancer drug

D. Antibiotic

A. Ibuprufen

B. Corticosteroids

D. Diazepam

A. Tetracycline

B. Gentamycin

D. Aztreonam

A. It is a ureido penicillin

B. Given parenterally

D. Active against pseudomonas aeruginose

A. Antianabolic

B. Antidiuretic

D. Anti-infective

A. Congestive heart failure

B. Angina pectoris

C. Hypertension

A. Chloramphenicol

B. Rifampicin

D. Tetracycline

A. Acute hepatic necrosis

B. Increased intracranial pressure in infant

D. All of the above