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Early mushroom(Inocybe) poisoning

Back 1

Atropine

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Delayed mushroom (amanita) poisoning

Back 2

Thioctic acid

Front 3

Open angle glaucoma

Back 3

Latanoprost

Front 4

Angle closure glaucoma

Back 4

Acetazolamide

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Diagnosis of Myasthenia gravis

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Edrophonium

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Treatment of Myasthenia gravis

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Neostigmine/Pyridostigmine

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Belladona poisoning

Back 7

Physostigmine

Front 8

Atropine poisoning

Back 8

Physostigmine

Front 9

Alzheimer's dementia

Back 9

Donepezil

Rivastigmine

Gallantamine

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Cobra bite

Back 10

Antivenom

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Anti cholinesterase poisoning

OPC

Carbamate

Back 11

Atropine

Front 12

Colicky pain

Back 12

Hyoscine/ Dicyclomine

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Bronchial asthma

Back 13

Salbutamol

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Refraction testing

a)In children

b)In adults

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a)Atropine

b)Tropicamide

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Fundoscopy

Back 15

Phenylephrine

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Uveitis

A)Iridocyclitis

B)Posterior Uveitis

C)Panuveitis

Back 16

A)Atropine + steroids

B)Steroids

C)Steroids

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Bradycardia

Back 17

Atropine

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AV block

Back 18

Atropine

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Drug induced parkinsonism

Back 19

Benzhexol

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Dermatitis herpetiformis

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Dapsone

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GIST

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Imatinib

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Nocturnal eneurisis

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Desmopressin

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Severe cancer pain

Back 23

Opioids - morphine

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Neuroleptic analgesia

Back 24

Droperidol + fentanyl

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Neuroleptic anaesthesia

Back 25

Droperidol + fentanyl + N2O

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Opioid poisoning

Back 26

Naloxone

Front 27

Opioid poisoning

A)acute

B)maintenance

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A)Naloxone

B)Naltrexone

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Opioid deaddiction

A)Maintenance therapy

B)To prevent relapse

C)To treat withdrawal symptoms

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A)Methadone

B)Naltrexone

C)beta blockers/clonidine

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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Back 29

Riluzole

Front 30

Extrapyramidal symptoms

A)acute muscular dystonia

B)parkinsonism

C)akathisia

D)Neuroleptic malignant syn

E)tardive dyskinesia

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A) B) Benzhexol

C)Propranolol

D)Dandrolene + Bromocriptine

E)Valbenazine

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Restless leg syndrome

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Pramipexole

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GA for internal version

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Halothane

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GA for asthma

A)Inducing agent

B)Inhalational agent

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A)Ketamine

B)Halothane

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GA to produce controlled hypotension

Back 34

Isoflurane

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GA for cardiac surgery

A)Inducing agent

B)Inhalational agent

Back 35

A)Etomidate

B)Isoflurane

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GA for neurosurgery

Back 36

Isoflurane/Sevoflurane

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Day care surgery

Back 37

Propofol

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Total intravenous anesthesia

Back 38

Propofol

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GA for malignant hyperthermia

Back 39

Propofol

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GA in patients with shock

Back 40

Ketamine

Front 41

LA in patients with malignant hyperthermia

Back 41

Procaine

Front 42

Intravenous regional anaesthesia/Biers block

Back 42

Prilocaine

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Malignant hyperthermia

Back 43

Dantrolene

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Muscle relaxant in patients with asthma

Back 44

Vecuronium

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Muscle relaxant in patient with liver and kidney disease

Back 45

Atracurium/cis-atracurium

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Muscle relaxant for endotracheal intubation

Back 46

Succinylcholine

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TOC in intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnsncy

Back 47

Ursodiol

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CMV prophylaxis and treatment

Back 48

Valanciclovir

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Maternal toxoplasmosis

Back 49

Spiramycin

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TOC in pt with acute STEMI + cardiogenic shock

Back 50

Revascularisation with PCI

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Mild to moderate migraine

Back 51

NSAIDS

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Acute Severe migraine

Back 52

Sumatriptan

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Migraine prophylaxis

Back 53

Propranolol

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Abortion <7 wks

Back 54

Mife + Miso

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Induction of labour

Back 55

Oxytocin

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PPH

Back 56

Oxytocin

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Cervical priming

Back 57

Misoprostol

Front 58

NSAIDS induced peptic ulcer

Back 58

PPI

Front 59

Open angle glaucoma

Back 59

Latanoprost

Front 60

To maintain patency of ductus arteriosus

Back 60

Alprostadil

Front 61

PDA treatment

Back 61

Indomethacin

Front 62

Bartter syndrome

Back 62

Indomethacin

Front 63

Erectile dysfunction

Back 63

Sildenafil

Front 64

RA

a)Pain relief

b)Bridge therapy

c)DMARD

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a)NSAIDS

b)Corticosteroids

c)Methotrexate

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Flushing due to nicotinic acid

Back 65

Aspirin

Front 66

Prophy of MI and stroke

Back 66

Aspirin

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Anaphylactic shock

Back 67

Adrenaline

Front 68

Acute mediterranean fever

Back 68

Colchicine

Front 69

Cancer chemo induced vomiting

Back 69

5HT3 antagonists - Ondansetron

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Cisplatin induced vomiting

a)early

b)delayed

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a)Ondansetron

b)Aprepitant

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Acute gout

Back 71

NSAIDS except aspirin

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Refractory acute gout

Back 72

Colchicine

Front 73

Chronic gout

Back 73

Allopurinol

Front 74

Chronic gout (pt allergic to allopurinol)

Back 74

Febuxostat

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Hyperuricemia secondary to anti cancer drugs

Back 75

Allopurinol

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Edema due to CHF

Back 76

Furosemide

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Edema due to renal disease or nephrotic syn

Back 77

Furosemide

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Pul edema

Back 78

Furosemide

Front 79

Cerebral edema

Back 79

Mannitol

Front 80

Edema due to cirrhosis

Back 80

Spironolactone

Front 81

Diabetes insipidus

1)central

2)nephrogenic

3)lithium induced

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1)Desmopressin

2)Thiazides

3)Amiloride

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Recurrent calcium stones in kidney due to hypercalciurea

Back 82

Thiazides

Front 83

Acute congestive glaucoma

Back 83

Acetazolamide

Front 84

Acute mountain sickness

Back 84

Acetazolamide

Front 85

Nocturnal enuresis

Back 85

Desmopressin

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SIADH

Back 86

Fluid restriction + hypertonic saline + furosemide