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

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drugs for respiratory, 

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