Niclosamide belongs to agents.

__ is a selective 5-HT3 antagonist having potent anti-emetic properties.

_____ is a CDCA analogue formed from chenodiol by colonic bacteria.

Pepsin is a proteolytic enzyme, and for therapeutic purposes it is obtained from the glandular layer of hog___.

___ is a type of estrogen that forms during pregnancy.

Clopamide is a ____ diuretic

5-Hydroxytyrptamine is commonly known as_____

Which is an example of directly acting expectorant?

Salbutamol is an example of ______ bronchodilators.

Which of the following does not cause hazy cornea in a newborn?

PRA stands for:

PRA stands for:

The COMT stands for:

The LSD stands for:

Which of the following drug is long acting barbiturates?

Which one of these is an injectable anaesthetic?

Amantadine is an example of ______.

Sulfocamphocainum is an example of

Lamotrigine is an example of________.

Which of the following are gaseous anaesthetics?

Colchicine is used to_____.

Paracetamol is used to treat a number of problems____.

Which one is not a side effect of aspirin?

Which one is not a classification of NSAIDS?

Which one is a disadvantage of Ether?

Which of the following process involves excretion of drugs through the saliva and this process involves passive diffusion?

The BBB stands for:

Movement of a drug from its site of administration into the plasma or central compartment is known as:

Which of the following factor is not responsible for affecting the drug metabolism?

______ is the first purine analogue beneficial for neoplastic diseases.

Bone marrow depression (neutropenia and anaemia) is the most common adverse effect of

___ induces CYP3A4 enzyme responsible for its own metabolism.

Which was the first member of Quinolones to be introduced in mid 1960?

_____ is administered in enteric coated tablets to protect it from decomposing in gastric juice.

______ is a water soluble, synthetic analogue of vitamin K.

Organs involved in the process of haematopoiesis are________

Hypotensive action of is due to depletion of NA from peripheral adrenergic nerve endings.

Due to the toxic effects, clinical use of____ is replaced by calcium antagonists such as amiodarone and verapamil.

Nifedipine is a ____________antiarrhythmic drug

_____ is a synthetic analogue of PGE, (a cytoprotective) and inhibits the secretion of gastric acid.

Myasthenia gravis is treated with______.

Which of the following is another tertiary amine and naturally occurring belladonna alkaloid?

The BuChE stands for:

Which one is a naturally occurring anti-muscarinic agent?

Pyridostigmine is an example of_____.

Which of the following are soluble anaesthetics?

Which one of these is an example of MAOIs?

Which one is a positive symptom of Schizophrenia?

Amylobarbitone is an example of ______ barbiturates.

Which of the following is purine compound with chemical similarity to hypoxanthine?

CTZ stands for:

Which of the following promotes edema?

General anaesthetics act over______

Which of the following is the strongest bonding between drug and receptors?

Which of the following vitamin is associated with the coenzyme biocytin?

Which of the following enzyme is elevated in alcoholism?

Which of the factor is responsible for the modification of drug action?

The treatment of hormonal deficiencies necessarily implicates the use of_____ therapy.

Which one of the following is an advantage of parenteral route of administration?

Which one is an advantage of oral route of administration?

The CCF stands for:

The meaning of dynamics is______.

Therapeutic index of a drug is_________ to its safety.

__________is the study of drug and its action.