A Mini-Quiz programme to store and test yourself on questions. You can set up files, in which you can type your own questions (and answers!), and then run a mini-quiz to test yourself (or others!).
FREEWARE - Epoc Freeware Movement (EFM).
Because this is FREEWARE, I cannot accept any responsibility for damage to your Psion (or life!) by using this programme!
The unique Uid& for this programme is 906896.
You may freely distribute this programme as long as all files are kept together in Quiz5.zip and the copyright remains mine (Nick Tan).
"Coolbar.opo" is the property/work of Jason Kneen (jasonk@compuserve.com).
Reverse translation is strictly forbidden!
NB UPGRADERS FROM QUIZ v1.0 - PLEASE READ UPGRADING INFO!!
2) Changes since Quiz v1.0
Looks more like Psion 5 Standard Interface.
Menu added.
ToolBar (Coolbar) added. Pressing on the Coolbar clock will bring up some "infopanels" - Battery Info, Disk Info & Link Info (Link Info not presently working - contact Jason Kneen for updates!).
Help File included.
Minor tweaks to interface.
Automatic compaction of files after Editing.
Can put bulk of files on C: or D: drives.
Update.opo included to help update files from "Quiz" v1.0
Files included in Quiz5.zip
Quiz5.app Quizdata
Quiz5.aif File1.qiz
Quiz5.mbm File2.qiz
Quiz5.hlp Update.opo
Coolbar.opo SysRam1.opo
Quiz5help (word file) Readme.txt
3) Installation
FOR 1ST TIME USERS
1) Put the following files into "C:\System\Apps\Quiz5\" -
"Quizdata"
"*.qiz" files.
2) The following can be put into "\System\Apps\Quiz5\" on either C: or D: drives -
"Quiz5.app"
"Quiz5.aif"
"Quiz5.mbm"
"Quiz5.hlp"
"Quiz5help".
3) Put the following into "C:\System\Opl\" folder
"Coolbar.opo".
4) If you don't already have it, put into "C:\System\Opx\" folder
"SysRam1.opx".
5) Quiz5 should now appear on extras bar.
6) You will not need "Update.opo" - it is for people upgrading from "Quiz v1.0"
4) Upgrading
TO UPGRADE FROM "QUIZ v1.0"
1) Make a backup/copy of your "Quizdata" and "*.qiz" files. (Just in case!)
2) Create a new Folder "C:\System\Apps\Quiz5\".
3) Place "Update.opo" into old "C:\System\Apps\Quiz\" folder and run.
4) There should now be a translated version of your old "Quizdata" file in "C:\System\Apps\Quiz5\".
5) Copy your old "*.qiz" files from "C:\System\Apps\Quiz\" folder to the "C:\System\Apps\Quiz5\" folder.
6) Place other new Quiz5 files (ie "Quiz5.app", "Quiz5.aif", "Quiz5.mbm", "Quiz5.hlp" & "Quiz5help") in "\System\Apps\Quiz5\" folder on either C: or D: drive.
7) Put the following into "C:\System\Opl\" folder ("Coolbar.opo")
8) If you don't already have it, put into "C:\System\Opx\" folder ("SysRam1.opx").
9) Start "Quiz5" from the extras bar, and FULLY check that all your old files appear in "List". Also run the mini-quiz for each file and make sure that the questions correspond to your old file names. If things go wrong, please e-mail me to let me know! (I will need a copy of your old Quizdata file)
10) If all is well, you can delete "C:\System\Apps\Quiz\" folder and content...if you wish.
5) Beginning the Quiz
1) Tap on "Begin" toolbar button or start via Menu.
2) Choose subject to begin Quiz on, and press ENTER.
3) You'll be presented with a question.
4) To get the answer, press any key.
5) The answer will appear, and you will be prompted to be honest and say whether you got the question right or not.
6) Press C (if you got the answer correct), W (if you got the question wrong), or P (to pass).
7) To end Quiz, press ESC when the next question appears.
8) The questions are marked Medical School style...ie Negative marking!! So be careful with simply guessing!
Correct Answer = +1
Incorrect Answer = -1
Pass = 0
6) Editing Files
1) Tap on "Edit" toolbar button or start via Menu.
2) Choose a subject to edit and press ENTER.
3) A screen will appear which shows the first question and answer of the file, along with a large number of options.
4) Choose your option by typing the letter in brackets for that option.
5) Most options are pretty straightforward and need no explanation.
6) However, the ADD screen needs a bit of explanation! On the screen, there are four lines. Two say "Question:", and two say "Answer:". The "Question" lines are pretty obvious, but for the "Answer" lines, you need to state on the first line whether the question is "True" or "False", and you can then follow with an explanation. (See sample questions in "Surgery") This will become clear when you attempt the mini-quiz.
NB Delete questions via the programme...don't just simply delete "*.qiz" files directly. Also, if you delete all the questions included in the programme, make sure that you set up another file with at least one question in it first!
7) Author
Psion 5 version by Nick Tan '98.
drnicktan@geocities.com
n.cltan@umds.ac.uk
Web Site:
www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Hills/4728/
(Based on Quiz for Psion 3a by Andy Ward).
8) Thanks!
Andy Ward for first creating the idea and the first version of Quiz.
Alan Richey for S5Event, for which this upgrade is made possible!
Jason Kneen for Coolbar v0.9b1 (jasonk@compuserve.com)
Ad Bosch for EFM SplashScreen
Okay that's all!
Best wishes,
drnicktan@geocities.com
n.cltan@umds.ac.uk
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Quiz5
BQuiz5 v2.0 for the Psion Series 5
A Mini-Quiz programme to store and test yourself on questions. You can set up files, in which you can type your own questions (and answers!), and then run a mini-quiz to test yourself (or others!).
FREEWARE - Epoc Freeware Movement (EFM).
Because this is FREEWARE, I cannot accept any responsibility for damage to your Psion (or life!) by using this programme!
The unique Uid& for this programme is 906896.
You may freely distribute this programme as long as all files are kept together in Quiz5.zip and the copyright remains mine (Nick Tan).
"Coolbar.opo" is the property/work of Jason Kneen (jasonk@compuserve.com).
Reverse translation is strictly forbidden!
NB UPGRADERS FROM
QUIZ v1.0 - PLEASE
READ UPGRADING
INFO!!
le...ie Negative marking!! So be careful with simply guessing!
Correct Answer = +1
Incorrect Answer = -1
Pass = 0
C1) Tap on "Edit" toolbar button or start via Menu.
2) Choose a subject to edit and press ENTER.
3) A screen will appear which shows the first question and answer of the file, along with a large number of options.
4) Choose your option by typing the letter in brackets for that option.
5) Most options are pretty straightforward and need no explanation.
6) However, the ADD screen needs a bit of explanation! On the screen, there are four lines. Two say "Question:", and two say "Answer:". The "Question" lines are pretty obvious, but for the "Answer" lines, you need to state on the first line whether the question in "True" or "False", and you can then follow with an explanation. (See Sample questions in "Surgery") This will become clear when you attempt the mini-quiz.
NB Delete questions via the programme...don't just simply delete "*.qiz" files directly. Also, if you delete all the questions included in the programme, make sure that you set up another file with at least one question in it first!
fB1) Tap on "Begin" toolbar button or start via Menu.
2) Choose subject to begin Quiz on, and press ENTER.
3) You'll be presented with a question.
4) To get the answer, press any key.
5) The answer will appear, and you will be prompted to be honest and say whether you got the question right or not.
6) Press C (if you got the answer correct), W (if you got the question wrong), or P (to pass).
7) To end Quiz, press ESC when the next question appears.
8) The questions are marked Medical School style...ie Negative marking!! So be careful with simply guessing!
Correct Answer = +1
Incorrect Answer = -1
Pass = 0
BFOR 1ST TIME USERS
1) Put the following files into "C:\System\Apps\Quiz5\" -
"Quizdata"
"*.qiz" files.
2) The following can be put into "\System\Apps\Quiz5\" on either C: or D: drives -
"Quiz5.app"
"Quiz5.aif"
"Quiz5.mbm"
"Quiz5.hlp"
"Quiz5help".
3) Put the following into "C:\System\Opl\" folder -
"Coolbar.opo"
4) If you don't already have it, put into "C:\System\Opx\" folder
"SysRam1.opx".
5) Quiz5 should now appear on extras bar.
6) You will not need "Update.opo" - it is for people upgrading from "Quiz v1.0".
ALooks more like Psion 5 Standard Interface.
Menu added.
ToolBar (Coolbar!) added. Pressing on the Coolbar clock will bring up some "infopanels" - Battery Info, Disk Info & Link Info (not presently working - contact Jason Kneen for updates!).
Help File included.
Minor tweaks to interface.
Automatic compaction of files after Editing.
Can put bulk of files on C: or D: drives.
Update.opo included to help update files from "Quiz" v1.0
:\System\Opx\" folder
"SysRam1.opx".
5) Quiz5 should now appear on extras bar.
6) You will not need "Update.opo" - it is for people upgrading from "Quiz v1.0".
UPGRADE
"QUIZ
v1.0"
1) Make a backup/copy of your "Quizdata" and "*.qiz" files. (Just in case!)
2) Create a new Folder "C:\System\Apps\Quiz5\".
3) Place "Update.opo" into old "C:\System\Apps\Quiz\" folder and run.
4) There should now be a translated version of your old "Quizdata" file in "C:\System\Apps\Quiz5\".
5) Copy your old "*.qiz" files from "C:\System\Apps\Quiz\" folder to the "C:\System\Apps\Quiz5\" folder.
6) Place other new Quiz5 files (ie "Quiz5.app", "Quiz5.aif", "Quiz5.mbm", "Quiz5.hlp" & "Quiz5help") in "\System\Apps\Quiz5\" folder on either C: or D: drive.
7) Put into "C:\System\Opl\" folder ("Coolbar.opo")
8) If you don't already have it, put into "C:\System\Opx\" folder ("SysRam1.opx").
9) Start "Quiz5" from the extras bar, and FULLY check that all your old files appear in "List". Also run the mini-quiz for each file and make sure that the questions correspond to your old file names. If things go wrong, please e-mail me to let me know! (I will need a copy of your old Quizdata file)
10) If all is well, you can delete "C:\System\Apps\Quiz\" folder and content...if you wish.
Changes since Quiz V1.0$
Quiz5
Author
Psion 5 version by Nick Tan '98.
drnicktan@geocities.com
n.cltan@umds.ac.uk
Web Site:
www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Hills/4728/
(Based on Quiz for Psion 3a by Andy Ward).
Quiz5
Installation
Quiz5
Upgrading
Quiz5
Beginning the QuizE
Quiz5e
Editing FilesF
Quiz5m
Thanks!
Andy Ward for first creating the idea and the first version of Quiz.
Alan Richey for S5Event, for which this upgrade is made possible!
Jason Kneen for Coolbar v0.9b1 (jasonk@compuserve.com)
Ad Bosch for EFM SplashScreen
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6Morphine may safely be given to patients with hepatic
failure
False
+Morphine may safely be given to to control diarrhoea
False
,Morphine may safely be given together with a
monoamine oxidase inhibitor
False
+Morphine may safely be given repeatedly to "patients with trigeminal neuralgia
False
3Morphine should if possible be avoided in patients
with pancreatitis
3Morphine should if possible be avoided in patients
with asthma
3Morphine should if possible be avoided in patients
with respiratory depression
3Morphine should if possible be avoided in patients #with acute left ventricular failure
False
3Morphine should if possible be avoided in patients
with ureteric colic
False
Morphine can cause diarrhoea
False
Morphine can cause vomiting
&Morphine can cause biliary tract spasm
Morphine can cause antidiuresis
Morphine can cause miosis
1Morphine stimulates some functions of the central
nervous system
0Morphine depresses some functions of the central
nervous system
Morphine tranquilises
Morphine produces euphoria
Morphine produces dysphoria
,Endorphins are naturally -occurring peptides
0Endorphins counteract the analgesic activity of
morphine
False
Endorphins are all shot acting
False
$Endorphins are not neurotransmitters
False
3Endorphins probably play a part in the phenomena of opioid dependence and withdrawal
/In the patient terminally ill with cancer nerve+compression may be relieved by prednisolone
9In the patient terminally ill with cancer headache due to6raised intracranial pressure responds to dexamethasone
2In the patient terminally ill with cancer anorexia
may be helped by prednisolone
4In the patient terminally ill with cancer NSAIDs are)effective for bone pain due to metastases
;In terminally ill patients with pain the gap between doses9of analgesic should be short enough to prevent recurrence
0Adverse reactions to phenothiazine neuroleptics
include cholestatic jaundice
0Adverse reactions to phenothiazine neuroleptics
include akithisia
0Adverse reactions to phenothiazine neuroleptics
include dry mouth
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0Adverse reactions to phenothiazine neuroleptics
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0Adverse reactions to phenothiazine neuroleptics
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0In the management of epilepsy all hypnotics and
sedatives are useful
False
/In the management of epilepsy patients must be 4persuaded of the importance of continuous medication
'In the management of epilepsy treatment
must be life long
False
3In the management of epilepsy it may be possible to,discover and eliminate precipitating factors
6In the management of epilepsy the timing of medication:should be adjusted if fits occur only at a particular time
1In the management of epilepsy sudden cessation of*treatment may result in status epilepticus
/In the management of epilepsy monitoring plasma0concentration of drugs is solely a research tool
False
6In the management of epilepsy the majority of patients!can be controlled on a sngle drug
4In the management of epilepsy the physician needs to5know the pharmacokinetic properties of each drug used
2In the management of epilepsy most patients can be<relieved of their fits within one year of starting treatment
2Epileptic women recieving treatment have a 3-times1increased risk of malformations in their children
-The physiological changes of pregnancy do not1alter the pharmacokinetics of antiepileptic drugs
False
/In epileptic women under treatment drug therapy"should be stopped during pregnancy
False
9In children of epileptic mothers any malformation is more8likely to be due to the disease than any treatment taken
False
2Some antiepileptic drugs enhance the metabolism of
oral contraceptives6True. A high dose oestrogen preparation should be used
4In the treatment of epilepsy phenytoin and valproate0are first choice drugs for clonic-tonic seizures
)In the treatment of epilepsy ethosuxamide-is a first choice drug for petit mal seizures
(In the treatment of epilepsy paraldehyde/is the first-choice drug for status epilepticus
False
8After a change in dose some antiepileptic drugs may take5a week or more to reach a steady plasma concentration
5In the treatment of epilepsy adjustment of dosage can9reliably be carried out by counting the frequency of fits
False
4The plasma half-life of phenytoin is the same at all
plasma concentrations
False
,Phenytoin is subject to first-order kinetics
False
&Phenytoin enhances it's own metabolism
3Phenytoin is unlikely to cause drug interactions in!a patient taking other medication
False
*Phenytoin has a remarkably small range of
adverse effects
False
3Sodium valproate is a potent hepatic enzyme inducer
False
5In a patient taking sodium valproate blood cogulation/should be examined before surgery is undertaken
5Carbamazepine can be of value in epilepsy even if the9patient does not suffer from trigeminal neuralgia as well
-Clonazepam is effective in status epilepticus
,Troxidone is obsolescent in the treatment of&epilepsy due to it's adverse reactions
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/Levodopa may mimic some of the common clinical
features of schizophrenia.7True. Occasionall drug induced hallucinations/psychosis"may be mistaken for schizophrenia.
1Salbutamol may mimic some of the common clinical
features of schizophrenia.
False.
2Diamorphine may mimic some of the common clinical
features of schizophrenia.
False.
.MDMA, or ecstasy, may mimic some of the common#clinical features of schizophrenia.
True.
*LSD may mimic some of the common clinical
features of schizophrenia.6True. The hypothesis that chronic cannabis use and LSD*can precipitate schizophrenia is unproven.
7Blockade of central D2 receptors parallels the clinical%efficacy of most antipsychotic drugs.
True.
(Blockade of central D2 receptors induces
extrapyramidal effects.
True.
4Repeated use of D2-antagonists increases sensitivity9to D2-agonists due to increased numbers of D2-receptors.
True.
-Repeated administration of D2-antagonists may
lead to tardive dyskinesia.5True. This may involve structural brain damage and is
often irreversible.
5Blockade of central D2-receptors causes a decrease in
cardiac output.
False.
8Treatment of schizophrenia should be started in hospital
promptly following diagnosis.
True.
6Chlorpromazine is often successful on its own in acute
psychotic episodes.
True.
0Once first-rank symptoms have been relieved most5schizophrenics can go home on maintainance treatment.
True. This is usually low-dose.
1Concommitant anticholinergics should be routinely.prescribed in the management of schizophrenia.
False.
9Risperidone is an effective alternative to chlorpromazine#in the management of schizophrenia.1True. Risperidone appears to be more effective at
controlling negative symptoms.
5Chlorpromazine has an antidopaminergic action on the
extra-pyramidal system.6True. This causes the extra-pyramidal adverse effects.
5Chlorpromazine has an antidopaminergic action on the
mesolimbic system.7True. This may be the site of its antipsychotic action.
4Chlorpromazine has an anticholinergic effect on the
chemoreceptor trigger zone.'True. Leading to an anti-emetic effect.
6Chlorpromazine has moderate antimuscarinic properties.
True.
0Chlorpomazine has alpha-adrenoreceptor blocking
properties.
True.
'Indications for phenothiazines such as
chlorpromazine include mania
True.
'Indications for phenothiazines such as
chlorpromazine include emesis.
True.
'Indications for phenothiazines such as 2chlorpromazine include severe agitation and panic.
True.
5Indications for phenothiazines such as chlorpromazine*include aggressive and violoent behaviour.
True.
5Indications for phenothiazines such as chlorpromazine+include the malignant neuroleptic syndrome./False. Antipsychotic drugs may cause this rare syndrome.
+What symptoms is the malignant neuroleptic
syndrome characterised by ?5Hyperthermia, varying conscious level, rigidity, and
autonomic dysfunction.
2What is the malignant neuroleptic syndrome treated
with ?3It may be treated with dantrolene or bromocriptine.
/Adverse effects associated with phenothiazines
include dry mouth.
True. Anticholinergic.
/Adverse effects associated with phenothiazines
include blurred vision.
True. Anticholinergic.
/Adverse effects associated with phenothiazines
include postural hypotension./True. Peripheral alpha-adrenoreceptor blockade.
/Adverse effects associated with phenothiazines %include impaired temperature control./True. Hypothermia in cold weather, hyperthermia
in hot weather.
/Adverse effects associated with phenothiazines
include jaundice.0True. Hypersensitivity with eosinophilia causes 8intra-hepatic cholestasis in 2-5% taking chlorpromazine. G
,Contraindications to phenothiazines include
Huntington's disease.1False. They are often used to reduce movement and)mental disorders in Huntington's disease.
,Contraindications to phenothiazines include
concomitant morphine.
False.
#Contraindications to phenothiazines
include asthma.
False.
#Contraindications to phenothiazines
include hepatic impairment.
True.
#Contraindications to phenothiazines
include bone marrow depression.*True. May cause blood dyscrasias which can be fatal.
7Chlorpromazine has an oral bioavailability of over 90%.
False. It is about 30%.
/Chlorpromazine has a low volume of distribution
(roughly 100 ml/kg).%False. It is large (roughly 22 l/kg).
3Chlorpromazine is mainly excreted unchanged by the
kidneys.3False. Metabolism is by hepatic microsomes. Over 70!metabolites have been identified.
4Of the chlorpromazine in the plasma, 90-95% is bound
to plasma proteins.
True.
4Usually, once daily administration of chlorpromazine
is enough.
True.
3Butyrophenones, e.g. haloperidol, are usually less 2sedating than phenothiazines, e.g. chlorpromazine.7True. Haloperidol (given IM) is sometimes preferred to 4chlorpromazine for rapid control of manic psychosis.
3Butyrophenones, e.g. haloperidol, are usually less 5hypotensive than phenothiazines, e.g. chlorpromazine.
True.
3Butyrophenones, e.g. haloperidol, are usually less 8antimuscarinic than phenothiazines, e.g. chlorpromazine.
True.
-Haloperidol has fewer extra-pyramidal effects-than the phenothiazines, e.g. chlorpromazine.
False.
0Flupenthixol is particularly effective in mania.
False.
2Flupenthixol may be given once every 2-4 weeks via9the intramuscular route to control chronic schizophrenia.4True. Oily depot injections for maintainance therapy$improve compliance in schizophrenia.
2Flupenthixol is less sedating than chlorpromazine.
True.
1Flupenthixol is more prone than chlorpromazine to!produce extra-pyramidal activity.
True.
:Flupenthixol should not be used in patients with pophyria.
True.
(Clozapine has weak D2-blocking activity.
True.
0Clozapine is effective in up to 60% of patients )who have not responded to phenothiazines.
True.
3Clozapine is effective against negative, as well as
positive, symptoms.
True.
+Clozapine rarely causes tardive dyskinesia.9True. Although dystonias and tardive dyskinesia are rare,8fits occur in 3-4%, and rarely, cardiovascular collapse.
4Clozapine causes blood dyscrasias more commonly than
other antipsychotics.3True. Neutropenia or agranulocytosis develops in up.to 3% of patients taking clozapine for 1 year.
0Naloxone is a non-competitive opioid antagonist.3False. Naloxone is a competitive opioid antagonist.
4Naloxone is effective treatment for opioid overdose.
True.
(Naloxone is longer acting than morphine.0False. Repeated doses may be needed in morphine 'overdose. Naloxone lasts 20-30 minutes.
,Naloxone does not induce an acute withdrawal syndrome in diamorphine addicts.0False. It will also cause withdrawal symptoms in/neonates born to mothers addicted to narcotics.
2Naloxone only partially antagonises buprenorphine.2True. Very high doses (15mg or more) are needed to4reverse respiratory depression due to buprenorphine.
'Pentazocine and buprenorphine have both'agonist and antagonist opioid activity.
True.
#Pentazocine may induce a withdrawal&syndrome in opioid dependent subjects.4True. Dependence and addiction potential are claimed,to be low for buprenorphine and pentazocine.
%Partial agonist opioids are free from#the classic opioid adverse effects.
False.
Neither buprenorphine nor
pentazocine induce dependence.%False. They are claimed to result in #less dependence than other opiates.
Dihydrocodeine may make
postsurgical dental pain worse.
True.
$Diamorphine has greater efficacy and#less adverse effects than morphine.4False. It is more potent and more lipid soluble than-morphine, but causes similar adverse effects.
*Diamorphine has only one proved advantage 6over morphine i.e. that it is much more lipid soluble.3True. This enables it to cross the BBB more easily.
add more explaination.
Diamorphine has a plasma
half-life of 3 minutes.+True. It is metabolised to 6-acetylmorphine
and then morphine.
Diamorphine is used for
very severe cough.
True.
%Methodone has a much longer half-life
than morphine or pethidine.
True.
#Methodone dependence is less severe
than morphine dependence.
True.
%Oral methodone is widely used to help'wean addicts from injected diamorphine.
True.
%Methodone is useful for severe cough.
True.
Methodone blocks the acute effects of injected diamorphine.
True.
more explaination needed
"Pethidine is used in preference to
codeine for cough suppression.
False.
Pethidine causes constipation.4False. Pethidine causes less constipation and miosis
than other opiates.
5Pethidine is used in labour in preference to morphine
more explaination needed
'Pethidine has a strong hypnotic effect.2False. Although it is more sedative than morphine.
Codeine is as effective an
analgesic as morphine.
False.dF
Codeine does not
cause constipation.
False.
Codeine is a useful antitussive
more explaination needed
"Codeine is widely used in combined
preparations
more explaination needed
Codeine is partly metabolised
into morphine in the body.
True.
-Morphine and diamorphine dependence should be)treated by abrupt withdrawal of the drug.
False.
1Morphine and diamorphine dependence is acceptable8in the management of chronic pain in the terminally ill.
True.
-Morphine and diamorphine dependence can occur1within 24 hours if the drug is given four-hourly.
True.
-Morphine and diamorphine dependence can occur$in infants born to addicted mothers.
True.
Morphine may safely be given#subcutaneously to shocked patients.#False. Morphine causes hypotension.
0Ethosuxamide is effective in petit mal absences..True. It is usually continued into adolescence
and then gradually withdrawn.
#Sedation is the most common adverse
effect of ethosuxamide.6False. Adverse effects are rare but dizziness, nausea,7and epigastric discomfort are occasionally troublesome.
3Concurrent phenytoin therapy is contra-indicated in
patients taking ethosuxamide.
False.
4Routine plasma concentration monitoring is routinely#required with ethosuxamide therapy.
False.
'Ethosuxamide has a shorter half-life in
children than in adults.
True.
.Phenytoin is indicated in febrile convulsions.<False. It is indicated in tonic-clonic seizures, and partial'seizures, including psychomotor attack.
-Phenytoin is indicated in petit mal absences.<False. It is indicated in tonic-clonic seizures, and partial'seizures, including psychomotor attack.
0Phenytoin is indicated in tonic-clonic seizures.1True. These are also known as grand mal seizures.
6Phenytoin is indicated in partial, or focal, seizures.
True.
-Phenytoin is indicated in psychomotor attack.
True.
%Ataxia is a recognised adverse effect"associated with phenytoin therapy.4True. High blood concentrations produce a cerebellar.syndrome, involuntary movements, and sedation.
)Dysarthria is a recognised adverse effect"associated with phenytoin therapy.
True.
-Hyperkal
aemia is a recognised adverse effect"associated with phenytoin therapy.
False.
*Macrocytic anaemia is a recognised adverse)effect associated with phenytoin therapy.'True. Macrocytic anaemia which responds
to folate is common.
#Acne is a recognised adverse effect"associated with phenytoin therapy.;True. A rash, fever, hepatitis, gum hypertrophy, hirsuitism6and lymphadenopathy are other recognised side effects.
4The pharmacokinetics of phenytoin are characterised &by wide variation between individuals.0True. Age, weight, sex, and especially saturable6metabolism (under polygenic control) account for this.
6The pharmacokinetics of phenytoin are characterised by6<10% oral bioavailability if taken by mouth with food.
False.
6The pharmacokinetics of phenytoin are characterised by,two populations - fast and slow acetylators.
False.
6The pharmacokinetics of phenytoin are characterised by.a half-life which is not affected by the dose.
False.
-Once daily dosing with phenytoin is adequate.
True.
'The ratio of unbound to bound phenytoin
is increased by uraemia./True. Unbound, free drug is active. The plasma 5concentration includes both bound and free phenytoin.
'The ratio of unbound to bound phenytoin
is increased by pregnancy..True. Unbound, free drug is active. The plasma0concentration includes both bound and free drug.
4The ratio of unbound to bound phenytoin is increased'by concurrent sodium valproate therapy./True. Unbound, free drug is active. Plasma drug0concentration includes both free and bound drug.
*The ratio of unbound to bound phenytoin is(increased by concurrent heparin therapy.
False.
*The ratio of unbound to bound phenytoin is
increased by migraine.
False.
)Carbamazepine inhibits GABA transaminase.
False.
*Carbamazepine inhibits its own metabolism.:False. It induces its own metabolism. Half-life falls from825-60 hours after one dose to 10 hours with chronic use.
2Carbamazepine is useful in temporal lobe epilepsy.2True. It is useful in all types of epilepsy except
for absence seizures.
Carbamazepine inhibits the
metabolism of warfarin.
False.
1Once daily dosing with carbamazepine is adequate.
False.
Allopurinol can precipitate an
attack of Gout
True\
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/Acute abdominal pain which is colicky in nature)indicates obstruction of a hollow viscus.;True. For example, intestinal colic will be referred to the
midline anteriorly.
+Acute abdominal pain which is continuous is
typical of inflammation.6True. Whether this arises from infection, haemorrhage,
or ischaemia.
7Acute abdominal pain which is maximal in the right loin"is typical of duodenal ulceration.:False. Duodenal pain is felt in the epigastrium. Loin pain
is usually of renal origin.
9Acute abdominal pain which is in the right upper quadrant7accentuated by inspiration is typical of cholecystitis.5True. But be aware that diaphragmatic irritation from4pulmonary or diaphragmatic pathology may mimic this.
2Acute abdominal pain which is in the upper abdomen+always indicates intra-abdominal pathology.1False. Pulmonary and diaphragmatic pathology may 5irritate the diaphragm, causing upper abdominal pain.
2Vomiting occurring soon after the onset of colicky7pain often indicates extra-gastrointestinal pathology.;True. Biliary and renal colic produce 'reflex' vomiting due;to the pain. This also occurs with small bowel obstruction.
3In the acute abdomen, vomiting of fluid containing 5no bile is characteristic of small bowel obstruction.6False. This almost always indicates gastric pathology,
particularly pyloric stenosis.
2In the acute abdomen, vomiting of faeculent fluid (usually indicates a gastrocolic fistula,1False. This is a rare cause. The usual cause is a-well-developed lower small bowel obstruction.
0In the acute abdomen, vomiting is a common early,accompaniment to gastroduodenal perforation.1False. This is an uncommon early symptom in this
condition.
7In the acute abdomen, vomiting which is projectile, and:of large volume often indicates obstruction of the cardia.6False. These are symptoms of pyloric stenosis. Cardial1obstruction leads to dysphagia and regurgitation.%
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