Clinical Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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Drug with blue vision as complication

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Sildenafil

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2
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Specific feature of Serotonin Syndrome

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Myoclonus at the ankle

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3
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Management of Serotonin Syndrome

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Cyproheptadine

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4
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Parkinson patient complaints of black urine

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Effect on L-dopa

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5
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Receptor responsible for Trastuzumab causing cardiomyopathy

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Erb-b2 Inhibition

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6
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Patient on TNF-Alpha therapy (Infliximab) now complaints of swollen lymph nodes

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Lymphoma secondary to Immunomodulation therapy

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7
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Fungal infection of multiple nails of foot management

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Oral Terbinafine

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8
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Tricyclic Antidepressant overdose management

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Sodium Bicarbonate

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9
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Anti epileptic medication causing PCOS

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Sodium Valproate

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10
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Electrolyte Imbalance seen with amphotericin B

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Hypokalemia

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11
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Anti Tuberculosis medication causing failure of OCP

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Rifampicin

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12
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Nabilone Mechanism of Action (Antiemetic)

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Cannabinoid Receptor Stimulation

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13
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Chemotherapy agent with high risk of peripheral neuropathy

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Vincristine

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14
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Sumatriptan Mechanism of Action

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5HT1 agonist

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15
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Mechanism of action of Eculizumab

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C5 Inhibitor

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16
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Specific side effect of COX-2 inhibitors (Celecoxib)

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Sodium Retention

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17
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Recent Onset Metformin use and associated diarrhoea

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Bile Salt Malabsorption

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18
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Anti hypertensive associated with constipation

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Ca2+ Channel blocker - Diltiazem

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19
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Anti Tubercular medication causing decreased uric acid excretion

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Pyrazinamide

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20
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Anti Epileptic associated with cerebellar toxicity

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Carbamazepine

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21
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Carbamazepine dose needing to be increased soon after starting medication

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Auto-Induction of Cytochrome

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22
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C. diff medication of choice if route is IV

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Metronidazole

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23
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Meaning of bioequivalence

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2 drugs have same pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic effects

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24
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Acetazolamide most common side effect

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Metabolic Acidosis, Hypokalemia and Acute Interstitial nephritis

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25
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Anti-emetic worsening torticollis

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Prochlorperazine

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26
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Type of Calcium channels with effect on Heart

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L-Type Calcium channel

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27
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Drug with greatest water solubility

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Digoxin

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28
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Antibiotic associated with cholestati jaundice

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Co-Amoxiclav

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29
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How to prevent tumor lysis syndrome

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Allopurinol + Hydration before chemotherapy

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30
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Antibiotic associated with 6th CN Palsy and Intracranial Hypertension

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Tetracycline

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31
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Terlipressin Hepatorenal syndrome MOA

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Decrease Plasma Renin Activity

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32
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Dose of Vitamin D and Calcium in Osteoporosis per day

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1500mg of Calcium and 400-800 units of vitamin D

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33
Q

Anti Psychotic with low risk of diabetes

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Risperidone

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34
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Enzyme inhibited by Insulin

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Pyruvate Carboxylase

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35
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Medicine causing greatest hazard during desensitization therapy

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ACE Inhibitors

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36
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OHA to have a short term insulin release

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Meglinitides (Repaglinide)

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37
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Antibiotic causing blue-grey skin pigmentation

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Minocycline

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38
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Anti-Malarial avoided in G6PD Patients

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Primaquine

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39
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DOC for Systemic Fungal Infection

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Amphotericin

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40
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Ciclosporin MOA

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IL-2 Inhibitor

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41
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MOA of Ondansetron

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5HT3 Antagonist

42
Q

Complication of Iodine 131

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May worsen graves ophthalmopathy for first 3 months

43
Q

Most effective strategy to reduce Hyperkalemia

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10 units actrapid in 50mL 50% dextrose

44
Q

Drug used in Alzheimers for improving Cognition

A

Donepezil

45
Q

Initial management of Aspirin overdose

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Activated Charcoal

46
Q

Cyanide Gas Antidote

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Amyl Nitrate

47
Q

Accidental Injection of Adrenaline Management

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Local Phentolamine

48
Q

Best way to diagnose Latent TB infection

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Interferon gamma release assay

49
Q

Smoking patient has decreased response to paracetamol

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Hepatic Enzyme induction

50
Q

Chemotherapy agent commonly causing SIADH

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Vincristine

51
Q

Anti Tubercular drug causing peripheral neuropathy

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Isoniazid

52
Q

Main enzyme responsible for Pioglitazone metabolism

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CYP2C8

53
Q

Medicines causing acute dystonia as side effect

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Metoclopramide and Prochlorperazine

54
Q

Stimulant drug with Hypokalemia as complication

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Amphetamines

55
Q

Chemotherapy agent worsening Radiation toxicity

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Dactinomycin
5-FU
Cisplatin

56
Q

Antibiotic causing pulmonary fibrosis

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Nitrofurantoin

57
Q

MOA of Metformin

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Activates AMP activated protein kinase

58
Q

Buserelin MOA

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Inhibits androgen production

59
Q

Complication seen in Chronic Lead Poisoning

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Peroneal Nerve Palsy

60
Q

How to differentiate Neuroleptic Malignant syndrome from Serotonin Syndrome

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Hyperreflexia in Serotonin syndrome and Hyporeflexia in NMS

61
Q

Acute Cluster Headache management

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Sumatriptan

62
Q

Anti Epileptic medication causing Dupyterens contracture

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Phenytoin

63
Q

Antibiotic causing Orange-Red Urine

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Rifampicin

64
Q

Bosentan MOA

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Endothelin A and Receptor Antagonist

65
Q

Heart Failure medication causing gynecomastia

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Digoxin

66
Q

Antiangina medication causing methemoglobinemia

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Isosorbide Mononitrate

67
Q

Donepezil Side effect

A

Bradycardia

68
Q

Tactile hallucination seen in withdrawal of

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Alcohol

69
Q

Antibiotic avoided in GBS

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Ciprofloxacin (Worsen muscle weakness in GBS)

70
Q

HbA1c range for diabetics with hypoglycemic episodes

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7%

71
Q

Heart Failure medication with great water solubility

A

Digoxin

72
Q

Antiepileptic with greatest risk of Congenital malformations

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Sodium Valproate

73
Q

Aspirin Toxicity clinical features

A

Pale
Profuse sweating
Laboured Breathing - “Air Hunger”

74
Q

Most common side effect of ciclosporin

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Hyperuricemia

75
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Antiepileptic drug causing pancreatitis

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Sodium Valproate

76
Q

Carbon Monoxide ECG Finding

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ST elevation in V4,V5,V6 in resting

77
Q

Most common medication causing Nephrogenic DI

A

Lithium

78
Q

Gabapentin Mechanism of Action

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Alpha 2 subunit of voltage gated calcium channel

79
Q

Opioid induced constipation not relived with Senna

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Sodium Docusate

80
Q

Site of Action of Nitrates

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Large Veins

81
Q

Best way to determine 3D Structure of Protein

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X-ray crystallography

82
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Beta Interferon Mechanism of Action

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Increased MCH Class 1 expression

83
Q

Beta Interferon commonly used in

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Multiple Sclerosis

84
Q

Alpha Interferon commonly used in

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Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C

85
Q

Gut hormone stimulating Hunger

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Ghrelin

86
Q

Bone formation marker used in Teriparatide monitoring

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Procollagen Type 1 N Propeptide

87
Q

Blood test to confirm Ethylene Glycol poisoning

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Hypocalcemia

88
Q

Bupropion Mechanism of Action

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Noradrenaline Dopamine Reuptake Inhibitor

89
Q

Sudden Attacks of sleep in day time

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Narcolepsy

90
Q

Waking up soon after sleep and unable to move limbs

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Sleep Paralysis

91
Q

Most common side effect of Buspirone

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Nasal Congestion

92
Q

Differentiate between Antisocial and Borderline personality disorder

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BPD has self harm thro various methods in history

93
Q

Long term side effect of Lithium

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Hypothyroidism

94
Q

Short term side effect of lithium

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Fine Tremors

95
Q

Absolute Contra Indication for Electro convulsive Therapy

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Raised Intra cranial pressure

96
Q

Anti psychotic causing Agranylocytosis

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Clozapine

97
Q

Medicine to reduce alcohol craving

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Naltrexone

98
Q

Small stature + Large Head + Large Jaw

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Fragile X syndrome

99
Q

Management of Schizophrenia resistant to 2 antipsychotics

A

Clozapine

100
Q

Antidepressant used in patients on Warfarin

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Mirtazapine

101
Q

Test to predict Steven Johnson Syndrome

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HLA Type