Wednesday 8 February 2017

AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM MCQS-1

1.       
The receptors also named “Somatic receptors” are
a) M1                      b) M2                           c) NN                d) NM
D
2.       
ACH receptors are absent at
a) sweat glands       b) salivary gland    c) lacrimal gland       d) gastric gland
A
3.       
Natural vasodilator is
A.nitric oxide         b) nitrous oxide             c) adrenaline             d) GABA
A
4.       
the drug that penetrates more in CNS is
a) physostigmine    b) neostigmine     c) pyridostigmine      d) edrophonium
A
5.       
an effective antidote for parathion poisioning is
a) pralidoximes      b) naloxon                     c) fruseomide            d) charcoal
A
6.       
the gland required to be targeted in myasthenia gravis is
a) pineal                 b) thyroid                      c) thymus         d) bone marrow
C
7.       
the drug that is avoided to be given to a patient of myasthenia gravis is
a) flouroquinones  b) streptomycin             c) hydantoin               d) all
D
8.       
an anti-cholinergic agent used in parkinsonism is
a) trihexiphenidyl     b) atropine                   c) pergyline      d) homatropine
A
9.       
the drug useful in treating COPD is
a) dicyclomine        b) hyoscine                 c) biperidin                 d) atropine
D
10.   
the drug not used in peptic ulcer is-
a) ranitidine            b) omeperazole    c) propanthiline          d) dicylcomine
D
11.   
certain toxins are obtained from botulinum species. they can
a) block ACH release   b) block uptake of choline  c) Nm blocker  d) ganglionic blocker
A
12.   
the final end product of catecholamines is
a) mandelic acid     b) maleic acid     c) mycolic acid          d) metanephrine
A
13.   
the receptors whose agonist can result hyperglycemia are
a) α2 & β1              b) α1 & β2                   c) α2 & β2                 d) α1 & β1
C
14.   
catecholamines are mostly effective, if given by                                                             a) oral route            b) parentral      c) topical           d) spray, like salbutamol
B
15.   
the major actions of ephedrine are
a) vasodilaton & bronchoconstriction      b) vasoconstriction & bronchoconstriction
c) vasoconstriction & bronchodilation               d) vasodilation & bronchodilation
C
16.   
the drug chiefly causing “Tachyphylaxis is
a) tyramine                 b) amphetamine             c) isoprenaline           d) ephedrine
D
17.   
selective α1 blocker is
a) yohimbine             b) indoramine                  c) indapamide            d) tolazoline
B
18.   
which is not an α2 agonist
a) glimipride    b) guanaphesin      c) guanabenz      d) clonidine       e) methyl dopa

A
19.   
selective β1 blocking agent is
a) butaxolol      b) propanolol         c) timolol           d) sotalol            e) labetolol

A
20.   
the drug Guanithidine
a) block beta receptors                           b) block uptake of NA from nerve ending
c) displaces NA from nerve endings     d) block the release of NA from nerve endings

D

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