NEET PG August 2024 | Pharmacology Recall Questions | Dr. Gobind Rai Garg

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[@Akshh_2k]

0:40 beta blockers 1:34 anaesthetic 12:32 local anaesthetic 3:17 vomiting (pitant) 4:16 TB 6:29 poisoning (datura) 14:06 poisoning (iron) 18:02 alcohol withdrawal 25:29 poisoning (ethylene glycol) 29:30 opioid 41:24 poisoning (cocaine) 7:50 thyroid 8:03 anticoagulants 9:21 anti fibrinolytic 9:44 diuretics 43:43 diuretics 10:55 overactive bladder 15:30 anti hypertension 16:24 hypertriglyceridemia 19:15 steroids 22:12 diarrhoea 24:44 gonorrhoeal 27:15 breast ca. 30:24 caffeine 31:38 adenosine dose in psvt 32:11 multiple myeloma 33:07 selective noradrenaline reuptake inhibitors 34:28 malaria 37:48 GH analogue 37:58 depression 39:24 eclampsia 40:56 eclampsia 42:26 prosthetic heart valves in pregnancy 17:18 drug interactions 28:02 DRUG INTERACTIONS 14:37 loading dose 21:08 line weaver graph 26:45 clinical trial

[@parameshwarashaneeshwar7294]

Great ....thank you

[@Moin7485]

In question 15 the name of liver enzymes, triglyceride more than 150, classical rash of niacin deficiency (wrist, hand's area's)

[@curiosity9347]

Bahot Bahot Dhanyawaad Sir Ji🙏🙏🙏 U R The Best All-rounder Faculty!😅

[@abcuser2919]

In question 10 as there is dementia we must avoid anticholinergic so instead of tolterodine can’t we give tiotropium as it is beta agonist so no risk of choline depletion

[@Moin7485]

In question 9 two option were azetazolamide and dorzolamide sir 😅 (my shift 2 question)

[@gunjandugtal2893]

Sir,In ques 16 both cisapride and astemizole were in option

[@mairajarather9615]

In q 23, they had asked about range of drug dose is calculated in which phase...

[@nareshkumar-ob8oc]

4th question TB ... one option is Rif resistance only

[@dipannitamukherjee4560]

That is the answer

[@swethanandyala6097]

Question 8 was the flow chart correct

[@nikhilt252]

22 question ma'am mentioned Methanol in HAGMA

[@DrGobindRaiGarg]

Hypocalcemia tells ethylene glycol

[@Dr.RAMESHMBBSOfficial]

​@@DrGobindRaiGargyes sir

[@mairajarather9615]

​@@DrGobindRaiGargThey also mentioned about abnormal kft, increased creatinine...

[@100shubhamsharma]

30/37 correct Tysm sir

[@positive4128]

​@@rohanchaudhary-kz6ow i swear dude😂😂 ntlb pagaal kaise banate hai log😂

[@100shubhamsharma]

@@rohanchaudhary-kz6ow I'm an intern bro...just trying to tell that how good are sir's notes and classes.

[@rajtanwar2287]

Bewakuf spotted

[@100shubhamsharma]

@@rajtanwar2287 😂😂😂 maybe u can satisfy ur ego by saying this

[@anisursamsung]

I think It was not asked about Maintenance in Opioid poision

[@lifeofadoctor8750]

Yes ...u r right

[@atropine7574]

Ur a inhuman

[@Moin7485]

Sir in question the story like pateint is chronic alcoholic since 20 years and now he met with an accident, admitted to hospital and developed symptoms as in question ❓

[@Dr.RAMESHMBBSOfficial]

Alcohol so Fomepizole hoga DOC

[@DrGobindRaiGarg]

Which q

[@baisalidutta-roll5276]

In 26 it was told that reverse hypertension happened also

[@DrGobindRaiGarg]

What is reverse hypertension

[@Dr.RAMESHMBBSOfficial]

​@@baisalidutta-roll5276rebound htn?

[@PawanKumar-dd1lr]

In last question sir ek option acetazolamide bhi tha … mannitol hum haemorrhage mai use krte hai kya??? More better acetazolamide hoskta ???

[@monisha7967]

Yes haemorrhage mentioned😢

[@HD-fd7xt]

That was a diff question.. It was.. Which is used in intracranial htn.. And answer is ACETAZOLAMIDE.. I think so🙏

[@Dr.PranavO]

exactly...n the qstn was not like this. it was like a person sustained severe head injury following an RTA, which of the following drug is used ... something like that .there was not h/o any CT taken or ct findings

[@PawanKumar-dd1lr]

Exactly.. acetazolamide hona chahiye answer

[@sudipsaha9164]

One question is there alcohol withdrawal maintainance drug

[@002-ananyapriya4]

phase 2 of clinical trail is for dosing calculation

[@jeanniemaycrawford4466]

Ive never heard about sugamadex neostigmine/glycopyrrolate is the only reversal agents I knew 😢

[@Dr.RAMESHMBBSOfficial]

From option elimination you can get this answer also

[@jeanniemaycrawford4466]

​@@Dr.RAMESHMBBSOfficialI just chose one of the -stigmines

[@Dr.RAMESHMBBSOfficial]

@@jeanniemaycrawford4466 yes then you can choose Water soluble Stigmines only ... Remaining all options are Physo, Riva and galantamine those are lipid soluble ...

[@IMRADIATION]

This is pyq of ini 2024 .

[@Sktyy1139]

Brother neostigmine combo is slower to act but sugammadex is specific curonium inhibitor which works fastest