● Maintenance programme for opoid addicts done by? Methadone ● 81.1st line drug for trigeminal neurolgia? Carbamazepine ● 1st line drug for eclampsia? MgSO4 ● Gingival hyperplasia side effect of which epileptic drug? Phenytoin ● Barbiturates facilitate GABA A action by? Inc duration of Cl channel ● Benzodiazepine toxicity treated by? Flumazinil ● Which inhaled anesthetic is hepatotoxic? Halothane ● Most common drug used for endoscopy? Midasolam ● Drug used for rapid anesthesia induction and short procedures? Propofol ● Local anesthetic causing severe cardiovascular toxicity? Bupvicaine ● Drug used in malignant hyperthermia? Dantrolene ● Parkinson disease is due to loss of ----neurons? Dopaminergic neuron ● Anti parkinson drug also used against influenza A? Amantadine ● Selegiline selectively inhibits? MAO-B ● Sumatriptan contraindicated with? CAD/ prinzmetal angina ● Haloperidol is antagonist of which receptor? Dopamine receptor ● Cough suppressor opoid? Dextromethorphan ●Brain tumor causing polycythemia? Hemangioastoma ●Most common childhood supratentorial tumor? Craniopharyngioma ● 3rd most common primary brain tumor in adult? Schwannoma ●Butterfly glioma seen in? Glioblastoma multiforme Muscle which opens the jaw? Lateral pterygoid ● What is the test used for CN XI injury? syringomyelia ● Contralateral paralysis of lower face only? Which type of lesion is it? UMN lesion ● Nissle substance are not present in? Axon ● Taste sensation from posterior 1/3rd of tongue is carried by which nerve? CN 9 ● Perinaud syndrome causes paralysis of which gaze? Conjugate vertical gaze ● Patellar reflex root value? L3-4 ● Fredreich ataxia has repeat disorder of which gene? GAA (fraxatin gene) ● Tabes dorsalis is consequence of? Tertiary syphilis ● In syringomyelia what is damaged? Ant white commissure of spinothalamic tract ● Adult spinal cord extends upto? Lower border of L2 ● Lateral ventricles connects with 3 ventricles through? Foramina Monro ● Hemorrhagic stroke is often due to? HTN, anti coagulation and cancer ● Shaken baby cAn lead to which intracranial hemorrhage? Sub dural hemorrhage ● Sub arachnoid hemorrhage treated with? Nimodipine ● Nucleus ambiguous effects are specific to which artery stroke? PICA ● Wernickie area is in which gyrus? Sup temporal gyrus ● Slow writhling movements specially of fingers? Athetosis ● Lewy bodies composed of? Alpha- synnyclein ● Neurophysis secretes? ADH + Oxytocin ● Ach location of synthesis? Basal nuclei of mynart ● Paccinian corpuscles senses? Vibration and pressure ● Glassopharyngeal nerve motor supply to which muscle? Stylopharyngeus ● Pseudoptosis seen in whic nerve injury? Abducent ● Hypoglosal nerve supply all muscle of tongue except? Palatoglossus ● Clarke nucleus are found in which spinal cord tract? Dorsal spinocerebellar tract ● Largest nucleus of midbrain? Substantia nigra ● Excitatory transmitter in cerebellum? Glutamate ● Pupillary light reflex centre? Pretectal nucleus ● Most common cns complication after sarcoidosis? Facial nerve paralysis ● Nucleus interposed name of which nuclei? Globos and emboliform ● In Wilson disease, which part of basal ganglion is suffered? Putamen ● Marcus gunn pupil diagnosis made by? Swinging flash light