Smart Online Assessments For Serious Exam Preparation
Start Assessment ➔

What do you want to learn today?

Home / Question Bank / Pharmacology / Question Details
One Liner

The joint effect of two or more drugs such that the combined effect is less than the sum of the effects produced by each agent separately.

Antagonism

More Questions & Answers

Read the Complete Topic

This question belongs to the set "Pharmacology Chapter 1 Revision: Key One-Liner Questions for Pharmacist Exams". Click below to read detailed notes and attempt the full quiz.

View Full Post →

Try These Similar MCQs

  • A Bethanechol
  • B Butyrylcholine
  • C Methacholine
  • D Benzoylcholine
  • A Colon
  • B Gastric fundus
  • C Bladder trigone
  • D Major bronchi
  • A Neuromuscular junction
  • B Postganglionic parasympathetic
  • C Adrenal medulla
  • D Autonomic ganglia
  • A Canal of Schlemm
  • B Ciliary body
  • C Ciliary muscle
  • D Sphincter pupillae muscle

Explore Related Study Material

Drugs Acting on Autonomic Nervous System – MCQs | Quiz Quiz
Pharmacology Quiz  Quiz

Pharmacology Quiz 

Jul 28, 20214.9k views View →
Teratogenecity of drugs Note

Teratogenecity of drugs

Jun 12, 20202.5k views View →

- Advertisement -

Scroll to Top