Advanced Pharmacology: Essential Drug Functions
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- 1
Which of the following medications is primarily indicated for inotropic support, leading to an increase in blood pressure?
- ALasix
- BDopamine
- CDobutamin
- DGravinate
- 2
The medication 'Inj risek' is associated with which of the following adverse effects?
- APainkiller effects
- BStomach ache and burning sensation
- CVomiting and increased sleep pattern
- DStopping bleeding
- 3
What is the primary pharmacological action of Transemine as described in the content?
- ATo stop bleeding
- BTo induce sleep
- CTo relieve pain
- DTo increase urine output
- 4
Which medication is used to manage vomiting and may also affect the sleep pattern?
- AGravinate
- BLasix
- CToradol
- DDicloran
- 5
The content mentions 'Onset/' followed by 'Vomiting' and '(maxolone)'. What is the likely purpose of 'maxolone' in this context?
- ATo provide pain relief
- BTo treat infections
- CTo stop bleeding
- DTo manage vomiting