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Pharma Basics QuizVersion en ligne Pharmacology essentials par Allison Alejandra Mora Medina 1 What pharmacologic group does paracetamol belong to and what is its main use? a Antihypertensive; lowers blood pressure b Diuretic; increases urine output c Antibiotic; treats infections only d Analgesic and antipyretic; relief of mild to moderate pain and fever reduction 2 To which group does ibuprofen belong and what effects does it have? a NSAIDs; analgesic, antipyretic, and anti-inflammatory effects b Antidepressant; mood elevation effects c Opioid; strong pain relief only d Antidiabetic; lowers blood sugar 3 What is the basic difference between an antibiotic and an analgesic? a Antibiotic fights bacteria; analgesic relieves pain b Antibiotics are vaccines; analgesics are hormones c Both relieve pain; antibiotics also reduce fever d Analgesics cure infections; antibiotics do not cure pain 4 Which group does amoxicillin belong to and what is its main class? a Antifungal; azoles b Macrolide antibiotic; erythromycins c Tetracycline antibiotic; doxycycline d Beta-lactam antibiotic; penicillins 5 Why should we not give an antibiotic just because a patient has fever? a Fever always means malaria b Fever can have non-infectious causes; misuse promotes resistance c Fever means dehydration; antibiotics fix it immediately d Antibiotics are only for viral infections 6 What group is omeprazole in and what does it do? a Proton pump inhibitor; decreases gastric acid production b Antacid; neutralizes stomach acid c Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory; reduces pain d H2 blocker; increases acid 7 What group is loratadine and what is it used for? a Antihistamine; treats allergic symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, itch b Antipsychotic; stabilizes mood c Bronchodilator; relieves wheeze d Anticoagulant; prevents clots 8 To which group does salbutamol belong and in what patients is it used? a Opioid; strong analgesic for severe pain b β2-adrenergic agonist; for asthma or COPD bronchodilation c Beta-blocker; for hypertension d Calcium channel blocker; treats angina 9 What group is furosemide and what is it primarily used for? a Beta-blocker; reduces cardiac workload b Potassium-sparing diuretic; prevents potassium loss c Loop diuretic; promotes water and sodium excretion (edema, heart failure) d ACE inhibitor; lowers blood pressure 10 What group does metformin belong to and what is it mainly used for? a Thiazolidinedione; improves insulin sensitivity b Biguanide; oral antidiabetic for type 2 diabetes c Insulin analog; replaces insulin d Sulfonylurea; stimulates insulin release Feedback 1 Paracetamol is not an antibiotic or diuretic; it relieves pain and reduces fever. 2 Ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug with multiple Effects. 3 Antibiotics target bacteria; analgesics are for pain relief. 4 Amoxicillin is a penicillin, a beta-lactam antibiotic. 5 Fever alone does not confirm bacterial infection; misuse drives resistance. 6 Omeprazole reduces acid secretion by blocking proton pumps. 7 Loratadine fights histamine effects to alleviate allergy symptoms. 8 Salbutamol relaxes airway muscles by stimulating β2 receptors. 9 Furosemide is a loop diuretic used to remove excess fluid. 10 Metformin is a biguanide used as first-line therapy for type 2 diabetes.

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Pharma Basics QuizVersion en ligne

par Allison Alejandra Mora Medina

What pharmacologic group does paracetamol belong to and what is its main use?

To which group does ibuprofen belong and what effects does it have?

What is the basic difference between an antibiotic and an analgesic?

Which group does amoxicillin belong to and what is its main class?

Why should we not give an antibiotic just because a patient has fever?

What group is omeprazole in and what does it do?

What group is loratadine and what is it used for?

To which group does salbutamol belong and in what patients is it used?

What group is furosemide and what is it primarily used for?

What group does metformin belong to and what is it mainly used for?

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