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    ADR – Quiz (10 Sets)

    Q1. Which type of adverse drug reactions are the result of an exaggerated but otherwise normal
    pharmacological action of the drug at its therapeutic dose?

    a. Type A
    b. Type B
    c. Type C
    d. Type D

    Q2. Displacement of Bilirubin by a sulfonamide in neonates produces which of the following ADR?

    a. Autotoxicity
    b. Renal Failure
    c. Gingivitis
    d. Kernicterus

    Q3. Which of the following drug is Teratogenic?

    a. Metoclopramide
    b. Acetaminophen
    c. Isotretinoin
    d. Spermicide

    Q4. The management of Type-B Adverse Drug Reaction is ___.

    a. To with hold the dose and avoid in future


    b. To increase the dose
    c. To reduce the dose
    d. To reintroduce and withdraw slowly

    Q5. An AIDS Patient treated with Zidovudine + Lamivudine + Nelfinavir, developed intolerable Adverse
    effects. What should be the potential management in this case?

    a. Dose of all three drugs should be reduced to half


    b. All three drugs should be stopped or substituted simultaneously
    c. The drugs should be stopped one by one
    d. Two drugs should be stopped while continuing the third
    Q6. Higher incidence of adverse effects to Cotrimoxazole occurs when this drug is used for ___.

    a. Facio-Maxillary Infections
    b. Chancroid
    c. Chronic Bronchitis
    d. Pneumocystis Carinii Pneumonia in AIDS Patients

    Q7. Following adverse effects are rightly paired with a causative Antimalarial Drug except ___.

    a. Steven Johnson Syndrome - Quinine


    b. Hallucination - Mefloquine
    c. Prolongation of QT interval - Halofantrine
    d. Lichenoid Skin Eruption - Chloroquine

    Q8. A Patient develops marked Skeletal Muscle Tetany soon after a recent Thyroidectomy. Which of the
    following drug is most likely to be chosen to manage this adverse response to Surgery?

    a. Plicamycin
    b. Vitamin D
    c. Calcitonin
    d. Calcium Gluconate

    Q9. Adverse consequences may follow sudden discontinuation of the following drug after Chronic
    Intake?

    a. Clonidine
    b. Cannabis
    c. Cocaine
    d. All of the above

    Q10. Which Adverse Drug Reaction is more common in Children than Adults?

    a. Isoniazid induced neuropathy


    b. Digoxin induced cardiac arrhythmia
    c. Chlorpromazine induced muscle dystonia
    d. Penicillin hypersensitivity

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