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Toxicology MCQs- 3rd Year- PMU
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1Anexate is a specific antidote fer acute poisoning with
- Abarbiturates
- Bbenzodiazepines
- Cantidepressants
- Dneuroleptics
2Please select the specific antidote linked to acute poisoning with benzodiazapines
- Analoxon
- Bactivated charcoal
- Cannexate
- Dsyntostigmin
3The lethal dose of paracetamol per os is
- A5gr
- B10gr
- C15gr
- D20gr
4What is the antidote for acute poisoning with paracetamol
- ANaloxon
- BSyntostigmin
- CAnexate
- DN-acetylcysteine
5N-acetylcysteine is an antidote for acute poisoning from
- Anon steroid anti-inflammatory drugs
- Bsalicylates
- Cparacetamol
6The lethal single dose of acetylsalicyl acid is
- A3-5 gr.
- B5-10 gr.
- C10-40 gr.
- D40-100 gr.
7IN case of an intoxication with phosphororganic pesticides usually there is a change in the levels of
- AHb
- BCholinesterase
- CBlood sugar
8Acute poisoning during fires is usually due to
- ACO
- BProton pump
- CSulfur oxydes
9Hypoxia after intoxication with CO is usually due to
- Aformation of metHb
- Bformation of COHb
- Cdamage to the lungs
10Forced diruseis is among the methods used for treatment of intoxications with
- Asubstances the metabolize in the liver
- Bbarbiturates, alchohols, salicylates
- Cchlore based gases
11Toxicokinetics includes
- Aresorbtion, distribution, bio-transformation and excretion of the poison
- Btoxic impact and method of impact of the poison to the human body
- Ceffective medical intervention
12Toxicodynamics includes
- Atoxic influence of the poison on the human body
- Bresorbtion, distibution, bio-transformation and excretion of the poison
- Ceffective medical intervention and possibility for positive results
13Please select the antidote used for the treatment of acute poisoning with phosphororganic pesticides
- AHydroxycobalmin
- BAtropine
- CDopamine
- DToxogonin
14The presence of Ca oxylates in the urine following acute poisoning is a laboratory sign, characterizing intoxications with
- Aethyl alchohol
- Bmethyl alchohol
- Cethylene glycol
- Dacetaminophen
15Acute renal failure can be developed following acute poisoning with
- Aparacetamol
- Bmethyl alchohol
- Cethylene glycol
- Dsalicylates
16Point out the specific antidotes for acute poisoning with
a) Opiates- [blank_start]Naloxone[blank_end]
b) Benzodiazepines- [blank_start]Flumazenil[blank_end]
c) Phosphororganic pesticides- [blank_start]Atropine[blank_end]
d) Methanol- 4-[blank_start]methylpyrazole[blank_end]
e) Ethylene Glycol- [blank_start]Ethanol[blank_end]
f) Acetaminophen- N-[blank_start]acetylcysteine[blank_end]
g) Snakes- [blank_start]Antivenom[blank_end]- ANaloxone
- BFlumazenil
- CAtropine
- Dmethylpyrazole
- EEthanol
- Facetylcysteine
- GAntivenom
17The most common symptom of opium drug poisoning is
- Amyosis
- Bbradypnea
- Capnea
- Dunconciousness
18Please select the specific antidote for opium drugs
- AFlumazenil
- BNaloxone
- CAtropine
19Which organ of the human body usually gets damage after intoxication with paracetamol
- Amyocardium
- Bliver
- Clungs
20Please select the specific antidote for acute poisoning with Benzodiazepine
- ANaloxone
- BFlumanezil
- CAnexate
21How many ml of pure ethyl alchohol can be oxidised by an adult for one hour?
- A50ml
- B25ml
- C10ml
22In case of ethanolemia over 6 promils which is the recommended treatment?
- Ahemodialysis
- Bheamoperfusion
- Cforced dirusis
23Which is the typical disruption caused by intoxication with methanol
- Aloss of sight
- Bmetabolic acidosis
- Cunconciousness
24Which is the antidote that can be used both for methanol and ethylene glycol
- A4-methylpyrazol
- Bethanol
- Calchoholdehydrogenasis inhibitors
25When do the first symptoms of amanito-faloid intoxication appear?
- AImmediately after ingesting the mushrooms
- BIn the first 6 hours after ingestion
- CBetween 6 and 48 hours after ingestion
26Which are the early laboratory warning signs in case of an amamito-faloid intoxication
- Alower level of Hb
- Bincreasing levels of ASAT and ALAT
- Cincreasing level of creatinine
27For now poisoning with opium drugs, the following "triad" in most common
- Amydriasis, tachypnca, unconsciousness
- Bmyosis, bradypnea, unconsciousness
- Cmydriasis, bradydypnea, unconsciousness
- Dmyosis, tachypnea, unconsciousness
28The most important criteria determining If a patient reacts positively to Naloxone
- Athe recovery of consciousness
- Bthe size of the pupils
- Cthe frequency of breathing
- Dthe heart rate
29Ethanol is a specific antidote for acute poisoning with:
- AEthylene glycol
- BMethanol
- CK permanganate
- DNa bicarbonate
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