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Pharmacology

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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In which poisoning luminous vomitus and gastric.contents will be seen

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Phosphorus

#2
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which of the following is a narcotic analgesic flunixin meglumine xylazine phenylbutazone butorphanol

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butorphanol

#3
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fodder crop with retarded growth due to drought regains growth after rains will cause which poisoning

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cyanide poisoning

#4
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sui/ratti poisoning is caused by

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abrus precatorius

#5
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ivermectin is an

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antibiotic

#6
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Drug used as a mucolytic in respiratory infections:

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bromhexine

#7
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deep green faeces observed in cases of poisoning due to

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CuSO4

#8
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venom of viperine snakes causes

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neurotoxicity

#9
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Drug of choice for heartworm in dogs:

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ivermectin

#10
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Longest acting sulfa drug:

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Sulfadimethoxine

#11
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Antidote for organophosphate poisoning:

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Atropine + pralidoxime

#12
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The most nephrotoxic antibiotic: a) Enrofloxacin b) Amikacin c) Tetracycline d) Erythromycin

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b)

#13
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Competitive antagonist of atropine:

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physostigmine

#14
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Xylazine causes:

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hyperglycemia

#15
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Drug contraindicated in greyhounds:

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Thiopental 📘 Greyhounds have a lack of fat stores and slower metabolism of thiobarbiturates, making thiopental dangerous.

#16
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blood poison which affects red cells and hb

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euphorbia plant (milky sap)

#17
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poisoning by lillies acts on

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muscular system

#18
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seeds of nux vomica tree contain toxic alkaloids called

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strychnine

#19
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substances depressing digestive system or metabolic utilization of proteins

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gossypol

#20
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term used by south american indian to describe a group of related plant poisons

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oripavin curare

#21
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in large animals the inj sites for remote drug delivery only the muscle masses of this region should be used

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upper hind leg

#22
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poison affecting the NS (cerebrum)

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alcohol

#23
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mechanical antidote of poisons

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egg albumin

#24
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in mercury compound poisoning, PM finding is

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perforation of caecum and colon