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Pharma Test 2

Pharma Test 2

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This flashcard set covers university-level pharmaceutical knowledge, focusing on drugs, their effects, and treatments. It delves into various medications like metronidazole, insulin, and chemotherapy agents, highlighting their uses, adverse effects, and specific features. The set also explores connections between drugs and conditions, such as fungal infections and adverse reactions. Ideal for medical students and healthcare professionals, it provides a comprehensive overview of pharmaceutical agents and their applications in treating diverse medical conditions.
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55
Students
3
Language
English
Category
Medical
Level
University
Created / Updated
16.01.2020 / 21.01.2020
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 Choose drug indicated for herpes simplex 

 Patients who take glimepiride risk mostly 

70. Choose second line oral hypoglycaemic drug is an average patient with DM2 I. Glipizide
II. Insulin
III. Acarbose

IV. Metformin 

The drug of choice for infection with ascaris lumbricoides(roundworm) is 

Choose alkylating agent associated with such adverse reactions as skin pigmentation, pulmonary fibrosis and adrenal insufficiency

Choose an immunomodulator with severe teratogenic effects when used as a sedative drug in pregnancy

Choose an anti TNF-alpha drug 

The most frequently used antiprotozoal drug effective in amebiasis

 

Pulmonary toxicity is the most characteristic for 

Which anticancer agent requires IV hydration, mesna and frequent urinalysis? 

Cetuximab is 

Which drug specifically inhibits calcineurin in activated T-lymphocytes? 

iphosphonates are poorly absorbed from GI tract (I) Bisphosphonates may irritate esophageal mucosa (II)

Infertility due to male hypogonadism may be treated with 

 GCS are not used to treat

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