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1. Cancer chemotherapy induced vomiting that is not controlled by metoclopramide alone can be suppressed by combining it with
2. The most potent drug for prevention of motion sickness is
3. The concentration of sodium ions in WHO oral rehydration solution is
4. A patient returning from dinner party meets with road accident and has to be urgently operated upon under general anaesthesia. Which drug can be injected intramuscularly to hasten his gastric emptying
5. The most effective antimotion sickness drug suitable for short brisk journies is
6. A case of acute diarrhea presents with abdominal pain, fever, mucus and blood in stools and is suspected to be suffering from Shigella enteritis. What antimicrobial treatment would be most appropriate.
7. Metoclopramide blocks apomorphine induced vomiting, produces muscle dystonias and increases prolactin release indicates that it has
8. For optimum rehydration, the molar concentration of glucose in ORS should be
9. The prokinetic effects of metoclopramide can be abolished by
10. The most dependable emetic used to expel ingested poisons is
11. The concentration of sodium ions in WHO oral rehydration solution is
12. Ondansetron is a
13. Ordansetron
14. The most effective antiemetic for controlling cisplatin induced vomiting is
15. The electrolyte composition of WHO oral rehydration solution is based upon that of
16. A case of acute diarrhea presents with abdominal pain, fever, mucus and blood in stools and is suspected to be suffering from Shigella enteritis. What antimicrobial treatment would be most appropriate.
17. Irrespective of the type, all laxatives exert the following action.
18. Ondansetron blocks emetogenic impulses at the following site(s).
19. The most potent drug for prevention of motion sickness is
20. For optimum rehydration, the molar concentration of glucose in ORS should be
21. Ordansetron

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