FPGEE Practice Questions

A.  

Decreased drug uptake by bacteria

B.  

Mutations in M (matrix) protein

C.  

Beta-lactamase

D.  

Penicillin binding proteins (PBPs)

E.  

Antibodies resulting from streptococcal infection

A.  

NSAID

B.  

Antidepressants

C.  

Autonomic nervous system drugs

D.  

Antivirals

E.  

Oral hypoglycemics

A.  

May induce mild hypotension and worsen congestive heart failure in some patients. However, most CHF patients can tolerate it.

B.  

Duration of action is usually several days.

C.  

Has been show to be more effective than six other agents in preventing arrhythmia recurrence and death in patients with ventricular tachyarrhythmias.

D.  

Is effective against erythrocytic forms.

E.  

Used in emergency setting during attempted resuscitation when lidocaine and cardioversion have failed.

A.  

Cytochrome P450

B.  

Alcohol Dehydrogenase

C.  

Glucuronyl Transferase

D.  

Sulfotransferase

E.  

All of the above

A.  

Thiazides

B.  

Antiprotozoan agents

C.  

Autonomic nervous system drugs

D.  

Polyenes

E.  

Oral hypoglycemics

A.  

H2 agonist

B.  

ACE inhibitor

C.  

Antifungal

D.  

Beta agonist

A.  

Flumazenil

B.  

Methylene blue

C.  

Deferoxamine

D.  

Alkalinize urine

A.  

Anticonvulsants

B.  

Lipid lowering drugs

C.  

Beta blockers

D.  

Benzodiazepines

E.  

Sedatives

A.  

Formed by condensation of peptic bond

B.  

Geometric sequence of amino acids

C.  

The formation occurs by complexation of amino acids

D.  

Proteins are formed from carbohydrates

E.  

None of the above is right

A.  

I only

B.  

III only

C.  

I and II only

D.  

II and III only

E.  

I, II and III