Pain Management Quiz
Preview:
Pregabalin is not approved in________
A. Fibromyalgia
B. Post herpetic neuralgia
C. Diabetic Neuropathy
D. Generalised seizures
As per visual aid – combination (Gabapentin+ NT) therapy reduces pain intensity by ___ %
A. 89
B. 53
C. 39
D. 31
Which of the following association is NOT related to guidelines for Pain management
A. NeuPSIG
B. ILAE
C. NICE
D. EFNS
______selectively blocks/binds alpha2delta calcium channel
A. Gabapentin only
B. pregabalin only
C. Gabapentin & Pregabalin both
D. Nortriptyline
MAXGALIN is a brand from _____company
A. SUN
B. PFIZER
C. TORRENT
D. INTAS
The type of neuropathy, which damages nerves in the arms and legs, is called
A. peripheral neuropathy
B. reticulopathy
C. autonomic neuropathy
Which of the following is involved in methylation of homocysteine to methionine?
A. Pyridoxal phosphate
B. Thiamine pyrophosphate
C. Methylcobalamine
D. Flavin adenine dinucleotide
Methyl-cobalamine supplies ______ to methionine and in-turn to neuron
A. Carbonyl
B. Methyl
C. Ketone
D. acidic group
GABAPIN NT is brand from ______ company
A. INTAS
B. ARISTO
C. ALKEM
D. TORRENT
NSAIDs such as ibuprofen or naproxen, are important in the management of pain, fever, and inflammation.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Nortriptyline is Particularly useful in older people who are more likely to experience adverse effects such as confusion and agitation, and postural hypotension due to amitriptyline. State TRUE / FALSE
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Reduces Pain
A. Antiemetics
B. Analgesics
C. Thrombolytics
D. Antipyretics
Combined effect of two molecules is more than the sum of their individual effect – this is termed as
A. Efficay
B. Synergy
C. Energy
D. Monotherapy
Identify the incorrect match
a. GABANTIN – SUN
b. GABAPIN – INTAS
c. LAREGAB – Emcure
A. a & b are Incorrect match
B. Only c is incorrect match
C. Only b is incorrect match
D. a & c is incorrect match
Adherance is degree to which ______________
A. Disease occurs for long time
B. Patient correctly follows the medication
C. Doctor correctly prescribes the same prescriptions