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Test on Drugs classifications 1

Prakash Joshi October 21, 2019 13.3k views 11 Questions 159 Attempts
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Q1. Which one of these is not a cholinergic agonist?
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Q2. Which on of these is not a correct match for drug and classification?
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Q3. Which is the correct classification for Dopamine?
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Q4. 'OTRIVIN' is the common brand name for?
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Q5. Fexofenadine is __________ antihistaminics.
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Q6. Vasograin is the common drug used for migraine, contains :
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Q7. Mephenamic acid is :
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Q8. Which one of these is not a mucolytic?
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Q9. Which of these Anterior Pituitary hormones are not release from Basophil cells?
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Q10. Which one of these is not a Glucocorticoid?
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Q11. The most potent CNS stimulant among xanthine bases are:

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MCQs related to pharmacological classification of drugs including 

ANS acting drugs, autocoids, 

drugs for respiratory, 

hormones and related drugs, 

PNS acting drugs and

CNS acting drugs

Note : All Questions are Generated by taking a reference of KD Tripathi’s Classification Of Drugs ( fifth edition )

Other topics will be included in next test..

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Prakash Joshi is a pharmacy professional and Zoology graduate with an interest in life sciences, biology, and competitive exam preparation. Combining his pharmacy background with his academic knowledge of Zoology, he contributes to the development of educational content, practice questions, and exam-oriented study materials at SoloTutes. His work focuses on simplifying complex concepts, providing accurate and useful learning resources, and helping students prepare effectively for competitive examinations. Through SoloTutes, he aims to make quality educational content accessible to aspirants across India.

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