FCPS IMM Anesthesia — Pharmacology of Anaesthetic Drugs MCQs
Practice 141 Pharmacology of Anaesthetic Drugs past-paper MCQs for FCPS IMM Anesthesia, each with a detailed explanation and reference. Try free samples below, then start a full quiz.
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Sample Pharmacology of Anaesthetic Drugs Questions
A drug with a large volume of distribution will have:
- A.A short half-life
- B.A long elimination half-life if clearance is unchanged
- C.High plasma concentrations after a dose
- D.Mostly intravascular distribution
Zero-order kinetics is characteristic of:
- A.Midazolam
- B.Fentanyl
- C.Propofol
- D.Phenytoin at high concentrations (saturated enzymes)
The time taken to reach steady state after starting a constant infusion is about:
- A.Four to five half-lives
- B.One half-life
- C.Ten half-lives
- D.Two clearances
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