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RRB PH UT11 – Pharmacology Practice Test 3: Central Nervous System (CNS)

RRB PH UT11 – Pharmacology Practice Test 3: Central Nervous System (CNS)

Diksha Bhatla November 13, 2026 20 views 30 Questions
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About This Practice Test:
This online practice test covers Central Nervous System (CNS) Pharmacology for pharmacy and paramedical exam preparation. Revise important topics such as sedative-hypnotic drugs, antiepileptic medicines, general and local anesthetics, opioid painkillers, and NSAIDs. The test includes 30 questions with explanations to help you check your knowledge and revise key concepts.

Syllabus Covered:
– Sedatives and Hypnotics: GABA-A receptors, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, flumazenil and zolpidem.
– Antiepileptic Drugs: Phenytoin, ethosuximide, sodium valproate, and carbamazepine-related HLA-B*1502 risk.
– General Anesthetics: Minimum Alveolar Concentration (MAC), desflurane, ketamine, propofol and malignant hyperthermia treatment with dantrolene.
– Local Anesthetics: Sodium channel block, ester and amide local anesthetics, epinephrine use, bupivacaine toxicity and prilocaine-related methemoglobinemia.
– Opioid Painkillers: Mu-opioid receptors, opioid overdose signs, naloxone and pethidine-related normeperidine toxicity.
– NSAIDs and Other Painkillers: Aspirin, Reye’s syndrome, celecoxib, COX-2 inhibitors and paracetamol.

Exams You Can Prepare For:
– RRB Pharmacist and Paramedical exams
– DSSSB Pharmacist exams
– ESIC Pharmacist and healthcare recruitment exams
– AIIMS Paramedical and CGHS-related recruitment exams
– State pharmacist and paramedical recruitment tests

Test Details:
– 30 Questions
– Online Practice Test
– Explanations for Every Question
– Score and Performance Review
– Test Codeย  : RRB PH UT11

Written & Verified by Diksha Bhatla

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Diksha Bhatla is a Pharmacy graduate and a passionate academic content creator currently pursuing higher studies in Pharmacy. She contributes to SoloTutes by creating educational content, practice tests, and study resources for students preparing for NEET and Pharmacy examinations. With a strong understanding of **Biology, Chemistry, and Pharmacy**, Diksha focuses on developing clear, exam-oriented content that helps students strengthen their concepts and improve their preparation. At SoloTutes, she writes educational articles and develops practice questions and tests designed to support students in their learning and competitive exam preparation.

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