1. When diazepam is administered parenterally, which of the following route has 100%
bioavailability?
a. Subcutaneous
b. Intramuscular
c. Inhalation
d. Intravenously
2. When diazepam is administered parenterally, which of the following route has the shortest
duration?
a. Intramuscular
b. Bolus intravenous
c. Infusion intravenous
d. Inhalation
3. Which drug form will reach the site of the activation and give effect?
a. Drug that bind to albumin
b. Drug that bind to fat
c. Drug that bind to globulin
d. Free drug
4. What is the time interval between drug administration and drug effect?
a. Onset
b. Drug absorbtion time
c. Effect time
d. Drug distribution time
5. What is the classification of diazepam?
a. Tricyclic antidepressant
b. Monoamin okisdate inhibitor
c. Benzodiazepine
d. SSRIs
6. What route should be chosen when you want to avoid first pass elimination?
a. Rectally
b. Inhalation
c. Intravenous
d. Intramuscular
7. Which of the following will influence the drug absorbtion at the most
a. Dose
b. Method
c. Blood pressure
d. Volume
8. What is the most possible reason drug is given intravenously
a. Continuous administration
b. High molecular weight
c. Small volume
d. For drug with narrow therapeutic window
9. Which one is the best routes to give diazempam for baby with simple febrile seizure during
seizure attack
a. Orally
b. Intramuscular
c. Intravenous
d. Rectally
10. When diazepam is administered parenterally, which of the following route has the longest
duration
a. Orally
b. Intramuscular
c. Intravenous
d. inhalation
11. Which route of administraion is the best for bronchodilator for asthma patient during asthma
attack
a. Per oral
b. Per rectal
c. Intramuscular
d. Inhalation
12. When diazepam is administered parenterally, which of the following route is most suitable for
self medication
a. Sublingual, intravena subcutan
b. Subcutan
c. Intravena
d. Sublingual
13. When of the enteral route can avoid first pass metabolism
a. Per oral
b. Intravena
c. Sublingual
d. Subcutan
14. Which of the following route of drug admin cause the least drug absorbtion into systemic
circulation
a. Oral
b. Subcutan
c. Topical
d. Perectal
15. What is the disadvantage of oral use
a. Bioavailability can be low or variable
b. Greater risk of side effect
c. 100% absorption
d. Short duration
16. The following is true regarding the beta blocker usage in exercise induced tachycardia
experiment
a. Half life is 100%
b. First line drug for angina
c. Cardio selective beta blocker
d. Can induce asthma attack
17. What is the contra indication of drug used in exercise induced tachycardia experiment
a. Arrythmia
b. COPD
c. Hypertension
d. Impetigo
18. What is the effect of beta blocker during exercise induce tachycardia experiment
a. Decrease renal function
b. Peripheral vasodilation
c. Maintain heart rate
d. Decrease respiration
19. Which of the following beta blocker which in certain situation can be stimulated beta adrenergic
receptor
a. Propanolol
b. Atenolol
c. Pindolol
d. Bisoprolol
20. Why in beta blocker experiment we have to wait for 60 minutes after taking the medicine to
continue the experiment
a. To give enough resting time for the volunteer
b. To wait for drugs to work
c. To decrease heart rate before exercise
d. To avoid adverse effect
21. What is the meaning of placebo in exercise induce tachcarida experiment
a. Fake treatment
b. Competitor treatment
c. Standar treatment
d. Generic treatment
22. How beta blocker work decrease BP?
a. Decrease RAAS activity
b. Decrease peripheral resistance
c. Decrease blood viscosity
d. Increase blood coagulation
23. How is the mechanism of beta blocker as anti angina
a. Increase blood supply
b. Vaodilatior of coronary artery
c. Decrease cardiac ATP production
d. Decrease cardiac o2 demand
24. What is the effect of beta receptor stimulation in the cardiac muscle
a. Decrease PKA production
b. Decrease sodium reflux
c. Increase ATP
d. Increase calcium influx
25. What is the effect of beta receptor of beta blocker to the respiratory tract
a. Bronchodilation decrease mucous secretion
b. Bronchoconstriction
c. Decrease mucuous secretion
d. Decrease cillia movement
26. Which drug is a competitive inhibitor for adrenaline
a. Simvastatin
b. Amlodipine
c. Bisoprolol
d. Captopril
27. Which beta blocker drug cause hypoglicemia
a. Propanolol
b. Bisoprolol
c. Timolol
d. Atenolol
28. Which beta blocker also indicate for CHF
a. Atenolol
b. Metaprolol
c. Propanolol
d. Bisopolol
29. Which beta blocker drug are indivcate to manage portal hypertension?
a. Propanolol
b. Bisoprolol
c. Timolol
d. Atenolol
30. Which antiarimia class for betablocker
a. I
b. II
c. III
d. IV