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PART-A
Answer any six questions. Each question carries equal marks. [6×5=30]
- Define Pharmacotherapeutics. Give the Scope and Objectives of Pharmacotherapeutics.
- What is hypertension? Give etiology, clinical manifestations and pharmacological management of hypertension.
- Define diabetes mellitus. Give the etiopathogenesis, clinical manifestations and pharmacological management of diabetes mellitus.
- Define peptic ulcer. Give the etiopathogenesis, clinical manifestations and pharmacological management of peptic ulcer.
- What is Malaria? Give the etiopathogenesis, clinical manifestations and pharmacological management of Malaria.
- Define dermatology. Give the etiopathogenesis, clinical manifestations and pharmacological management of psoriasis.
- What is antimicrobial resistance? What are the prevention and control measures of antimicrobial resistance.
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PART-B
Answer any ten questions. Each question carries equal marks. [10×3=30]
- What do you mean by evidence based medicines? Give importance of evidence based medicine.
- Define hyperlipidaemia? Give its types. Mention clinical manifestation of hyperlipidaemia.
- Write a note on etiopathogenesis of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
- What is hyperthyrodism? Write a note on etiopathogenesis of hyperthyrodism.
- Explain four stages along with symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.
- What is GERD? Give etiopathogenesis of GERD.
- Write about clinical manifestations of megaloblastic anaemia.
- What is Covid-19? Enlist various approved vaccines for covid-19 in India.
- Write note on Pharmacological treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.
- Define Psychosis. State Clinical Manifestation of Psychosis.
- Write short note an dysmenorrhoea.
PART-C
Answer all questions. Each question carries equal marks. [20×1=20]
- The angina which is provoked by physical exertion or emotional stress is ___________.
- a) Stable angina
- b) Unstable angina
- c) Variant angina
- d) Microvascular angina
- Cardiovascular disease is a general term used for condition effecting the ____________.
- a) Heart
- b) Blood vessels
- c) Heart and blood vessels
- d) none
- A mast cell stabilizer used in asthma is ____________.
- a) Terbutaline
- b) Sodium chromoglycate
- c) Montelukast
- d) Prednisolone
- Weight loss. rapid heart rate and heart sensitivity are likely symptoms of ___________.
- Hyperthyroidism/ Hypothyroidism.
- Tremors, rigidity and bradykinesia are the symptoms of _____________.
- a) Parkinson’s disease
- b) Alzheimer disease
- c) Stroke
- d) Migrane
- Warfarin sodium belongs to the class of __________.
- a) ACEI
- b) Statins
- c) Anticoagulants
- d) B-blockers
- The adult does of omeprazole in Helicobacter pylori indication therapy is _____ twice daily.
- 10mg/20mg.
- Hiatal hernia is a risk factor associated with:
- a) peptic ulcer
- b) GERD
- c) Asthma
- d) Angina Pectoris
- Life span of RBC is _________.
- a) 60 days
- b) 100 days
- c) 120 days
- d) 150 days
- Syphilis is caused by _____________.
- a) HBV Virus
- b) Treponema pallidum
- c) HIV
- d) Plasmodium Vivax
- Pyelonephritis is the inflammation of ____________.
- Kindey/Liver
- Osteoarthritis is also known as ___________.
- a) Degenerate joint disease
- b) Degenerate arthritis
- c) Both
- d) None
- Fungal pneumonia is a ____________.
- Contagious/ non contagious
- The skin cells pile up on the surface of the skin before they are mature, the condition is called _________.
- a) Psoriasis
- b) Eczema
- c) Scabies
- d) None
- First line treatment for Scabies is __________.
- Permethrin/Cetrizine
- Loss of interest in all things is a symptom of ____________.
- Depression/Anxiety
- Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors is _________.
- Sertraline/imipramine
- The disease associated with destruction of the optic nerve is __________.
- Glaucoma/Conjuctivitis
- The condition of absence of monthly menstrual periods is known as _________.
- Amenorrhoea/Dysmenorrhoea
- TB is also known as _________.
- a) Hansen’s disease
- b) Koch’s disease
- c) Parkinson disease
- d) Schizophrenia
