A patient on warfarin starts amiodarone and INR rises; the most likely mechanism is A Enzyme induction B Faster renal
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A patient stabilized on warfarin starts rifampicin for tuberculosis and INR falls; the most likely reason is A B. Protein
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A patient receives an oral drug, but only part reaches systemic blood due to incomplete absorption and first-pass metabolism; this
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A patient using rapid-acting insulin but skipping meals is at highest risk of A Hyperthyroid crisis B Severe hypoglycemia C
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A drug showing greater effect after repeated doses due to body accumulation is most linked to A A. Long half-life
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When a drug is given by IV route, the pharmacokinetic step that is essentially bypassed is A B. Distribution phase
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A drug given as a capsule releases medicine mainly after the capsule shell A Turns into gas B Becomes sterile
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A patient with Type 1 diabetes needs which main therapy for survival A A. Oral hypoglycemics only B C. Thyroid
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A patient vomits within 10 minutes of oral tablet; the main process affected first is A Distribution to tissues B
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Pharmacology mainly studies which aspect of medicines A A. Disease causes only B B. Diet planning only C C. Drug
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