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Product & Scientific knowledge Test

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In uncontrolled diabetic & elderly hypertensives

Rx ?

a)

Telvas 80

b)

Telvas AM80

c)

Telvas 3D

d)

Telvas H80

2.

Potent BP reduction.. Assured CV protection ?

a)

Telvas 3D

b)

Telvas AM

c)

Telvas H

d)

Telvas CT

3.

In stage 2 hypertension

Rx?

a)

Telvas AM

b)

Telvas H

c)

Telvas CT

d)

Telvas 80

4.

ASCVD full form?

a)

Acute Systemic Cardiovascular Disorder

b)

Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease

c)

Aneurysmal Systemic Cardiovascular Disease

d)

Arterial Sclerosis and Cardiovascular Dysfunction

5.

ESRD full form?

a)

End-Stage Renal Dysfunction

b)

End-Stage Respiratory Disorder

c)

End-Stage Renal Disease

d)

Early-Stage Renal Disease

6.

eGFR full form?

a)

estimated Glomerular Function Rate

b)

estimated Glomerular Filtration Ratio

c)

enhanced Glomerular Filtration Rate

d)

estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate

7.

Vildagliptin which class of drug?

a)

Thiazolidinedione

b)

SGLT2 inhibitor

c)

GLP-1 receptor agonist

d)

DPP-4 inhibitor

8.

DPP4 inhibitors full form?

a)

Dipeptidyl Peptidase-4

b)

Dipeptidyl Peptidase-5

c)

Dipeptidyl Peptidase-3

d)

Dipeptidyl Peptidase-2

9.

ARB full form?

a)

Arterial Relaxation Blocker

b)

Angiotensin Receptor Blocker

c)

Atrial Receptor Blocker

d)

Angiotensin Receptor Block

10.

CCB full form?

a)

Cerebral Circulation Blocker

b)

Cardiac Care Blocker

c)

Calcium Channel Blocker

d)

Chronic Cough Blocker

11.

Telmisartan MOA ?

a)

Telmisartan works by blocking angiotensin II receptors.

b)

Telmisartan acts as a calcium channel blocker.

c)

Telmisartan inhibits aldosterone secretion.

d)

Telmisartan increases angiotensin II production.

12.

Amlodipin MOA?

a)

Amlodipine acts as a diuretic to reduce fluid retention.

b)

Amlodipine works by blocking calcium channels, leading to vasodilation and reduced blood pressure.

c)

Amlodipine stimulates the release of adrenaline to lower blood pressure.

d)

Amlodipine increases heart rate and cardiac output.

13.

Hydrochlorothiazide MOA?

a)

Increases potassium reabsorption in the proximal tubule.

b)

Stimulates aldosterone secretion from the adrenal glands.

c)

Inhibits sodium reabsorption in the distal convoluted tubule.

d)

Inhibits calcium reabsorption in the loop of Henle.

14.

What is stroke?

a)

A stroke is a type of heart disease.

b)

A stroke is a condition caused by high blood pressure.

c)

A stroke is a temporary loss of vision.

d)

A stroke is a medical condition where blood flow to the brain is interrupted, causing brain damage.

15.

Silodosin MOA?

a)

Silodosin works by selectively blocking alpha-1A adrenergic receptors.

b)

Silodosin enhances alpha-1A adrenergic receptor activity.

c)

Silodosin acts as a calcium channel blocker.

d)

Silodosin inhibits beta-2 adrenergic receptors.

16.

Mirabegron MOA?

a)

Mirabegron inhibits acetylcholine release.

b)

Mirabegron is a calcium channel blocker.

c)

Mirabegron is a beta-1 adrenergic antagonist.

d)

Mirabegron acts as a beta-3 adrenergic agonist.

17.

What is HF?

a)

Hematology Factor

b)

High Fever

c)

Heart Function

d)

Heart Failure

18.

What is anxina?

a)

Angina (anxina) is chest pain due to reduced blood flow to the heart.

b)

A symptom of anxiety disorders

c)

A medication for high blood pressure

d)

A type of heart surgery

19.

What is insomnia?

a)

Insomnia is a sleep disorder that affects the ability to sleep.

b)

Insomnia is a condition that causes excessive sleepiness.

c)

Insomnia is a type of medication for sleep improvement.

d)

Insomnia is a mental health disorder that only affects children.

20.

What is fibromylgia?

a)

A form of arthritis affecting only the joints

b)

A rare skin condition

c)

A type of muscle-building exercise

d)

Fibromyalgia is a chronic disorder that causes widespread pain and tenderness in the muscles, ligaments, and tendons.

21.

What is sciatica?

a)

A form of arthritis that causes joint pain.

b)

Sciatica is pain that radiates along the sciatic nerve, typically caused by compression of the nerve.

c)

A condition that affects the heart and lungs.

d)

A type of muscle strain in the lower back.

22.

Gabapentin MOA?

a)

Gabapentin inhibits voltage-gated calcium channels.

b)

Gabapentin increases dopamine levels.

c)

Gabapentin blocks sodium channels.

d)

Gabapentin enhances serotonin release.

23.

blood pressure can be defined as the?

a)

the thickness of blood plasma

b)

the speed of blood flow through arteries

c)

the amount of blood in the body

d)

the force of blood against the walls of blood vessels

24.

What is the primary use of Metformin?

a)

To treat hypertension

b)

To manage type 2 diabetes

c)

To reduce cholesterol levels

d)

To alleviate anxiety

25.

What does the term 'hypertension' refer to?

a)

High blood pressure

b)

Low blood pressure

c)

Normal blood pressure

d)

Irregular heartbeats

26.

What is the mechanism of action of statins?

a)

Inhibit cholesterol synthesis in the liver

b)

Increase insulin sensitivity

c)

Block calcium channels

d)

Enhance blood flow to the heart

27.

What is the primary function of ACE inhibitors?

a)

To increase heart rate

b)

To inhibit the conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II

c)

To promote sodium retention

d)

To enhance calcium absorption

28.

What does the term 'hyperlipidemia' refer to?

a)

High levels of lipids in the blood

b)

Low levels of lipids in the blood

c)

Normal lipid levels in the blood

d)

High blood sugar levels

29.

What is the mechanism of action of beta-blockers?

a)

Block beta-adrenergic receptors

b)

Inhibit calcium channels

c)

Increase heart contractility

d)

Enhance blood vessel constriction

30.

What is the primary use of Atorvastatin?

a)

To lower blood pressure

b)

To reduce cholesterol levels

c)

To manage diabetes

d)

To treat heart failure

31.

What does the term 'arrhythmia' refer to?

a)

Irregular heartbeat

b)

High blood pressure

c)

Low blood sugar

d)

Chest pain

32.

What does the term 'tachycardia' refer to?

a)

Slow heart rate

b)

Fast heart rate

c)

Irregular heart rhythm

d)

Normal heart rate

33.

What is the mechanism of action of ACE inhibitors?

a)

Inhibit the conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II

b)

Block beta-adrenergic receptors

c)

Increase calcium influx in cardiac cells

d)

Enhance vasoconstriction

34.

What is the primary function of beta-blockers?

a)

To increase heart rate

b)

To block the effects of adrenaline on the heart

c)

To promote blood clotting

d)

To enhance respiratory function

35.

How silodosin better than tamsulosin?

a)

Silodosin is less effective in treating BPH than tamsulosin.

b)

Tamsulosin has a longer duration of action than silodosin.

c)

Silodosin is more likely to cause dizziness compared to tamsulosin.

d)

Silodosin is more selective for prostate receptors, leading to fewer side effects.

36.

What is normal bladder capacity ?

a)

100 to 200 milliliters

b)

1 to 2 liters

c)

600 to 800 milliliters

d)

300 to 500 milliliters

37.

How kidney controls blood pressure?

a)

The kidneys control blood pressure by regulating fluid balance and releasing hormones like renin.

b)

The kidneys control blood pressure by filtering out toxins only.

c)

The kidneys have no effect on blood pressure regulation.

d)

The kidneys increase blood pressure by absorbing excess sodium.

38.

What is RAAS system?

a)

A system that controls heart rate and respiration.

b)

The RAAS system is a hormone system that regulates blood pressure and fluid balance.

c)

A digestive system that processes food and nutrients.

d)

A neural network that regulates emotions and behavior.

39.

What is the basic functional unit of kidney?

a)

glomerulus

b)

renal tubule

c)

ureter

d)

nephron

40.

What is the basic functional unit of nervous system?

a)

Neuron

b)

Axon

c)

Dendrite

d)

Synapse

41.

Name the parts of neurons?

a)

synaptic cleft

b)

neurotransmitters

c)

Cell body, dendrites, axon, axon terminals, myelin sheath

d)

cell membrane

42.

Name the parts of hearts?

a)

Right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium, left ventricle

b)

Left atrium, right ventricle, aorta, pulmonary vein

c)

Right atrium, left ventricle, septum, valve

d)

Aorta, pulmonary artery, vena cava, coronary artery

43.

Telvas H40 MRP?

a)

110.81

b)

87.96

c)

92.81

d)

102.86

44.

Telvas 3D MRP?

a)

140.25

b)

114.14

c)

116.24

d)

125

45.

Telvas AM MRP?

a)

145.26

b)

156.25

c)

135.56

d)

155.55

46.

Telvas 40 MRP?

a)

90.59

b)

94.59

c)

98.59

d)

85.59

47.

Atchol-Gold40?

a)

Aspirin(75mg)

  • +

  • Atorvastatin(75mg)

  • +

  • Clopidogrel(75mg)

b)

Aspirin(75mg)

  • +

  • Atorvastatin(40mg)

  • +

  • Clopidogrel(75mg)

c)

Aspirin(40mg)

  • +

  • Atorvastatin(40mg)

  • +

  • Clopidogrel(40mg)

d)

Aspirin(175mg)

  • +

  • Atorvastatin(40mg)

  • +

  • Clopidogrel(175mg)

48.

In Stage 2 Hypertension Rx?

a)

Telvas-CT

b)

Telvas-CT80

c)

Telvas-H

d)

Telvas-BS

49.

For added BP control in Uncontrolled Hypertension Rx?

a)

Telvas-3D

b)

Telvas-H80

c)

Telvas-3D80

d)

Telvas-AM80

50.

In elderly with systolic Hypertension Rx?

a)

Telvas-AM80

b)

Telvas-H80

c)

Telvas-80

d)

Telvas-3D80

51.

In management of Dyslipidemia Rx?

a)

Atchol-10

b)

Prostagard-4mg

c)

Gabaneuron-Gel

d)

Meloset

52.

In ACS, PCI & Stroke Patients Rx?

a)

Gabaneuron-Gold100

b)

Atchol-Gold40

c)

Gabaneuron-Gold300

d)

Atchol-Gold10/20

53.

In High CV risk Patients & post CABG/PCI........ Rx?

a)

Atchol-CV

b)

Atchol-ASP

c)

Atchol-Gold

d)

Atchol-F

54.

Reset Circadian Rhythm in Hypertensive & Diabetic patients With Insomnia.... Rx?

a)

Stresnil-RF

b)

Stresnil-Plus

c)

Meloset

d)

Vildagard

55.

What is the primary function of the kidneys?

a)

To filter waste from the blood and produce urine

b)

To store bile for fat digestion

c)

To regulate heart rate

d)

To produce hormones for digestion

56.

What is the role of insulin in the body?

a)

To increase blood sugar levels

b)

To facilitate the uptake of glucose by cells

c)

To stimulate the production of red blood cells

d)

To enhance fat digestion

57.

What is the function of the liver?

a)

To absorb nutrients from food

b)

To produce insulin

c)

To pump blood throughout the body

d)

To detoxify chemicals and metabolize drugs

58.

In COPD exacerbations

Restore EASE from WHEEZE..

Rx?

a)

Pure-D3

b)

Meloset

c)

Doxomax-XP

d)

Stresnil-RF

59.

For severe uncontrolled Neuropathic Pain with anxiety & depression... Rx?

a)

Gabaneuron-NT

300/400

b)

Gabaneuron-NT

100/200

c)

Gabaneuron-Gel

d)

Gabaneuron-Gold

60.

For Neuritis associated with Diabetes/Hypertension... Rx?

a)

Prostagard-8

b)

Gabaneuron-Gold

100/300

c)

Atchol-Gold40

d)

Meloset

61.

Speciality Brand Prioritization-

P1- Prostagard

P2- Prostagard-D

a)

CP

b)

GP

c)

Cardio

d)

Uro/Surg

62.

Speciality Brand Prioritization-

P1- Gabaneuron

P2- Gabaneuon-NT

P3- Gabaneuron-Gel

a)

GP

b)

Ortho

c)

Cardio

d)

Uro/Surg

63.

Reduction in RHR by Telvas-BS ?

a)

30bpm

b)

40bpm

c)

20bpm

d)

10bpm

64.

Improvement in Exercise Capacity by Telvas-BS ?

a)

3.2min

b)

4.3min

c)

2.3min

d)

6.5min

65.

What is DAPT ?

a)

Double Action Platelet Treatment

b)

Dual Antiplatelet Therapy

c)

Drug-Aluminum Platelet Therapy

d)

Direct Antiplatelet Therapy

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