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Pharmacology MCQ

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11 Which agent is an α₁-agonist used as a mydriatic

  • A) Phenylephrine
  • B) Atropine
  • C) Pilocarpine
  • D) Timolol
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12 Which miotic is opposite in action to mydriatics

  • A) Pilocarpine
  • B) Tropicamide
  • C) Atropine
  • D) Phenylephrine
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13 Which mydriatic has the shortest duration and is used for fundus exam

  • A) Tropicamide
  • B) Atropine
  • C) Cyclopentolate
  • D) Phenylephrine
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14 Which anxiolytic has a risk of respiratory depression in overdose

  • A) Diazepam
  • B) Buspirone
  • C) Hydroxyzine
  • D) Propranolol
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15 Which mydriatic is an anticholinergic used to dilate pupils

  • A) Atropine
  • B) Pilocarpine
  • C) Phenylephrine
  • D) Tropicamide
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16 Which agent is a β-blocker used off-label for performance anxiety

  • A) Propranolol
  • B) Metoprolol
  • C) Atenolol
  • D) Carvedilol
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17 Which sedative-hypnotic enhances GABA and is used for acute anxiety

  • A) Lorazepam
  • B) Sertraline
  • C) Buspirone
  • D) Fluoxetine
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18 Which non-benzodiazepine anxiolytic acts on 5-HT₁A receptors

  • A) Buspirone
  • B) Lorazepam
  • C) Alprazolam
  • D) Clonazepam
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19 Which anxiolytic is safe for use in substance abuse history

  • A) Buspirone
  • B) Diazepam
  • C) Alprazolam
  • D) Clonazepam
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20 Which β₁-selective agonist is used for short-term inotropy

  • A) Dobutamine
  • B) Epinephrine
  • C) Isoproterenol
  • D) Norepinephrine
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