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Pharmacologie Preparation (Pr. BC Youttiroung)

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1) A patient taking Anti-leprosy treatment, then he come back with his lawyer because his skin is dusty, his tongue and lips are blue…and he threatens to sue….He has headache and also tired because of you. His SaO 2 is low. Which one of the following drugs can cause this adverse reaction?

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2) What is the Mechanism of action EMB against TB?

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3) What is the most common adverse reactions of Ethambutol? Choose one best answer.

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4) What is the most common adverse reactions of Isoniazid? Choose one best answer.

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5) Which of the following drugs may cause β€œrisk of postnatal haemorrhage”?

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6) A patient taking Anti-tuberculosis treatment, then he has symptoms as β€œarthralgia with biological sign of Hyperuricemia”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction?

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7) A patient taking Anti-tuberculosis treatment, then he has a symptom as β€œperipheral neuropathy. Which one of the following medicines can cause this adverse reaction? Choose one best answer.

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8) Pyridoxine is given to a patient of tuberculosis prevents

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9) What is the most common adverse reactions of Pyrazinamide? Choose one best answer.

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10) Which statement is β€œcorrect” about adverse reactions of Dapsone? Choose one best answer.

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11) A young female patient using an oral contraceptive is to be treated for pulmonary tuberculosis. She is advised to use an additional method of contraception since the efficacy of the oral agents is commonly decreased if her drug regimen includes

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12) Which statement is true about pharmacokinetic of Rifampicin?

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13) What is the Mechanism of action of Dapsone against Mycobacterium leprae?

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14) The primary reason for the use of drug combinations in the treatment of tuberculosis is to

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15) A patient taking Anti-tuberculosis treatment, then he has symptoms as β€œorange colors to urine, sweat, tears, and contact lenses”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction? Choose one best answer.

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16) What is the most common adverse reactions of Rifampicin?

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17) Which statement is true about pharmacokinetic of Clofazimine?

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18) 4. What is the Mechanism of action Rifampicin against TB?

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19) Which statement is true about Pharmacokinetics of Pyrazinamide? Choose one best answer.

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20) A patient taking Anti-tuberculosis treatment, then he has symptoms as β€œorange colors to urine, sweat, tears, and contact lenses”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction?

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21) Which statement is the adverse reaction of Clofazimine? Choose one best answer.

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22) Isoniazid may cause peripheral neuropathy and anaemia as its side effects because

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23) A patient taking Anti-tuberculosis treatment, then he has an symptoms as β€œperipheral neuropathy. Which one of the following medicines can cause this adverse reaction?

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24) What is the most common adverse reactions of INH?

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25) Pyridoxine is given to a patient of tuberculosis prevents

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26) Which statement is the adverse reaction of Clofazimine?

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27) What is the Mechanism of action Rifampicin against TB? Choose one best answer.

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28) A patient taking Anti-leprosy treatment, then he has β€œhemolytic anemia”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction?

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29) WHO regime for paucibacillary leprosy (PB) in adult is:

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30) A patient taking Anti-leprosy treatment, then he has symptoms as β€œFlu-like syndrome and thrombocytopenia”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction?

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31) Which statement is the adverse reaction of Clofazimine?

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32) A young female patient using an oral contraceptive is to be treated for pulmonary tuberculosis. She is advised to use an additional method of contraception since the efficacy of the oral agents is commonly decreased if her drug regimen includes:

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33) Which statement is the mechanism of actionof Clofazimine?

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34) What is the most common toxicity of streptomycin?

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35) What is the common adverse reactions of Rifampicin?

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36) A patient taking Anti-leprosy treatment, then he has symptoms as β€œIchthyosis and dryness”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction?

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37) Dose of Rifampicin recommended in multibacillary leprosy in adult is 600 mg

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38) Which statement is true about pharmacokinetic of Dapsone? Choose one best answer.

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39) Which statement is true about pharmacokinetic of Dapsone?

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40) A patient taking Anti-leprosy treatment, then he has β€œErythema nodosum leprosum”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction?

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41) What is the Mechanism of Action of INH against M tuberculosis?

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42) What is the most common adverse reactions of PZA ?

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43) A patient taking Anti-leprosy treatment, then he has symptoms as β€œBlurred vision, paraesthesia”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction?

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44) What is the most common toxicity of Streptomycin? Choose one best answer.

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45) A patient taking Anti-leprosy treatment, then he come back because his skin is dusty, his tongue and lips are blue. He has headache and also tired because of you. His SaO2 is low. Which is the following drugs my cause this side effects?

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46) What is the common adverse reactions of Dapsone?

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47) A patient taking Anti-leprosy treatment, then he has symptoms as β€œorange colors to urine, sweat, tears, and contact lenses”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction?

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48) What is the recommended standard treatment duration for leprosy?

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49) Isoniazid may cause peripheral neuropathy and anaemia as its side effects because

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50) What is the Mechanism of action of Rifampicin against Mycobacterium leprae?

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51) Which of the following drugs, inhibits mycobacterial arabinosyl transferases? Choose one best answer.

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52) Skin pigmentation and icthyosis like side effects are seen in patient who received:

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53) The primary reason for the use of drug combinations in the treatment of tuberculosis is to:

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54) What is the Mechanism of Action of Isoniazid against M tuberculosis? Choose one best answer.

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55) A young female patient using an oral contraceptive is to be treated for leprosy. She is advised to use an additional method of contraception since the efficacy of the oral agents is commonly decreased if her drug regimen includes:

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56) Which statement is true about pharmacokinetic of Dapsone?

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57) What is the most common adverse reactions of EMB ?

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58) A patient taking Anti-tuberculosis treatment, then he has symptoms as β€œarthralgia with biological sign of Hyperuricemia”. Which one of the following medicine can cause this adverse reaction? Choose one best answer.

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59) What is the Mechanism of action Ethambutol against TB? Choose one best answer.

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60) WHO regime for paucibacillary leprosy (PB) in adult is:

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61) What is the most common adverse reactions of Rifampicin? Choose one best answer.

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62) What is the recommended standard treatment duration for leprosy?

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63) Which of the following drugs, inhibits mycobacterial arabinosyl transferases?

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64) Which statement is true about pharmacokinetic of Clofazimine?

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65) Dose of rifampicin recommended in multibacillary leprosy in adult is 600 mg

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