R Ram Sharma π Coach β 193.88K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. Select the drug which is a potassium channel opener as well as nitric oxide donor: (A) Diazoxide (B) Sodium nitroprusside (C) Minoxidil (D) Nicorandil ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (D) Nicorandil
G Gopal Sharma π Tutor III β 38.32K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. The dihydropyridines block the following type of calcium channels: (A) L-type voltage sensitive channels (B) T-type voltage sensitive channels (C) N-type voltage sensitive channels (D) Receptor operated calcium channels ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (A) L-type voltage sensitive channels
G Gopal Sharma π Tutor III β 38.32K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. The characteristic feature(s) of dihydropyridine calcium channel blockers is/are: (A) They have minimal negative inotropic action on the heart (B) They have no effect on A-V conduction (C) They do not affect the activation-inactivation kinetics of the calcium channels (D) All of the above ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (D) All of the above
P Praveen Singh π Tutor III β 36.81K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. Which of the following drugs is a potassium channel opener? (A) Nicorandil (B) Hydralazine (C) Glibenclamide (D) Amiloride ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (A) Nicorandil
P Praveen Singh π Tutor III β 36.81K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. The short acting dihydropyridine preparations can aggravate myocardial ischaemia by invoking: (A) Coronary vasospasm (B) Thrombus formation (C) Vagal activation (D) Reflex sympathetic discharge to the heart ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (D) Reflex sympathetic discharge to the heart
P Praveen Singh π Tutor III β 36.81K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. Given drug is (A) Nifedipine (B) Felodipine (C) Verapamil (D) Isosorbide mononitrate ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (C) Verapamil
P Praveen Singh π Tutor III β 36.81K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. Propranolol should not be prescribed for a patient of angina pectoris who is already receiving: (A) Nifedipine (B) Felodipine (C) Verapamil (D) Isosorbide mononitrate ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (C) Verapamil
S Shiva Ram π Master β 30.44K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. The cardiac response to verapamil and nifedipine in human subjects is: (A) Verapamil causes tachycardia while nifedipine causes bradycardia (B) Both cause bradycardia (C) Verapamil causes bradycardia while nifedipine causes tachycardia (D) Both cause tachycardia ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (C) Verapamil causes bradycardia while nifedipine causes tachycardia
S Shiva Ram π Master β 30.44K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. The following antianginal drug is most likely to produce tachycardia as a side effect: (A) Amlodipine (B) Nifedipine (C) Diltiazem (D) Verapamil ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (B) Nifedipine
P Praveen Singh π Tutor III β 36.81K Points π Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Medicinal Chemistry 4 Q. Which of the following drugs is most likely to accentuate varient (Prinzmetal) angina? (A) Propranolol (B) Atenolol (C) Verapamil (D) Dipyridamole ποΈ Show Answer π¬ Discuss π Share β‘Menu β Correct Answer: (A) Propranolol