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Beta Blockers Post (Test - A ) QuestionnaireVersion en ligne testing for beta blockers class par vivek salguna 1 Which characteristic is typically associated with lipid-soluble beta-blockers like Propranolol? a Primarily excreted in urine b Less central effects c Longer half-life d Can cross the CNS 2 Which beta-blocker is noted for its ultra-short action and inactivation by esterases in the blood? a Sotalol b Metoprolol c Atenolol d Esmolol 3 What is the initial effect of Propranolol on total peripheral resistance (t.p.r.)? a Decrease t.p.r. b Increase t.p.r. c No change in t.p.r. d Decrease in t.p.r. only after chronic use 4 Which of the following is a potential adverse effect or contraindication of Propranolol? a Less worsening of Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) b Less adverse effect on lipid profile c Worsens COPD and is contraindicated in asthmatics d Less interference with carbohydrate metabolism 5 Which of these is a mechanism by which Propranolol achieves its antihypertensive effect? a Increased NA release from sympathetic terminals b Increased central sympathetic outflow c Increased renin release d Decrease in t.p.r. after continued use 6 A major advantage of cardio selective (beta 1) blockers over nonselective agents is: a They have high membrane stabilizing activity b They are effective in suppressing essential tremors c Lower propensity to cause bronchoconstriction d They do NOT block the warning signs of hypoglycemia 7 Partial agonists like Pindolol and Acebutalol have a reduced chance of causing which adverse effect? a Increased B.P. b Bradycardia c Increased plasma lipid levels d Myocardial insufficiency 8 In the treatment of Hypertension, why are beta-blockers no longer considered first-line agents for monotherapy, except in patients with other compelling indications? a Their hypotensive response develops too quickly b They cause less/no reduction of HR and C.O. c They significantly improve quality of life d Inferior efficacy in primary prevention of MI and stroke 9 What is the role of beta-blockers in managing Glaucoma? a Primarily promoting drainage of aqueous humor b As an adjuvant in angle closure glaucoma c Increasing the secretion of aqueous humor d Primarily increasing ocular blood flow 10 In treating Pheochromocytoma, which step must be taken before administering a beta-blocker to control tachycardia and arrhythmia? a Starting ACE inhibitor b Controlling the CHF symptoms c Administering an alpha blocker first d Treating the underlying Thyrotoxicosis

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Beta Blockers Post (Test - A ) QuestionnaireVersion en ligne

par vivek salguna

Which characteristic is typically associated with lipid-soluble beta-blockers like Propranolol?

Which beta-blocker is noted for its ultra-short action and inactivation by esterases in the blood?

What is the initial effect of Propranolol on total peripheral resistance (t.p.r.)?

Which of the following is a potential adverse effect or contraindication of Propranolol?

Which of these is a mechanism by which Propranolol achieves its antihypertensive effect?

A major advantage of cardio selective (beta 1) blockers over nonselective agents is:

Partial agonists like Pindolol and Acebutalol have a reduced chance of causing which adverse effect?

In the treatment of Hypertension, why are beta-blockers no longer considered first-line agents for monotherapy, except in patients with other compelling indications?

What is the role of beta-blockers in managing Glaucoma?

In treating Pheochromocytoma, which step must be taken before administering a beta-blocker to control tachycardia and arrhythmia?