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Which signs are typical of hypoglycaemia?

1. ASweating, shakiness, a fast heart rate and confusion
2. BFruity breath with deep, rapid breathing
3. CThirst, frequent urination and warm, dry, flushed skin
4. DA slow pulse, constipation and weight gain

온단세트론은 주로 무엇을 치료하는 데 쓰나요?

1. A세균 감염
2. B구역과 구토
3. C고혈압
4. D변비

Which vasopressor is usually first-line for septic shock that persists after fluids?

1. AGlyceryl trinitrate
2. BIsoprenaline (isoproterenol)
3. CNoradrenaline (norepinephrine)
4. DAdenosine

Why should NSAIDs be used with caution in some people with asthma?

1. AThey block the anti-inflammatory effect of inhaled corticosteroids
2. BThey can trigger bronchospasm in aspirin-sensitive asthma
3. CThey cause mucus plugs by drying the airways
4. DThey increase the clearance of salbutamol

A patient starting sulfasalazine should be told about which harmless effect?

1. AGreen colouring of the sweat
2. BBlue colouring of the tongue and gums
3. CWhite spots on the nails
4. DOrange-yellow colouring of the urine

A child is starting methylphenidate for ADHD. Which advice is appropriate?

1. AGive the drug only at weekends
2. BExpect weight gain as the main side effect
3. CGive the last dose at bedtime to help the child sleep
4. DGive doses early in the day and monitor appetite and growth

A heparin infusion contains 25,000 units in 500 mL. The order is 1,000 units per hour. What rate should be set on the pump?

1. A50 mL/h
2. B25 mL/h
3. C10 mL/h
4. D20 mL/h

A patient on rifampicin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide and ethambutol develops a painful swollen big toe. Which drug is most likely responsible?

1. AEthambutol
2. BIsoniazid
3. CPyrazinamide
4. DRifampicin