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Which of the following activates voltage-gated potassium channels ?
Ganirelix
Carmustine
Retigabine
Beractant
Oseltamivir
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Which medication enhances inactivation of voltage-gated sodium channels ?
Rosuvastatin
Paracetamol
Ketorolac (eye)
Lacosamide
Epinephrine, see Adrenaline (epinephrine) (cardiovascular)
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Which drug has effects on voltage-gated sodium and calcium channels ?
Hydralazine
Zonisamide
Lurasidone
Loratadine
Paclitaxel
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Which has less sedative and cognitive adverse effects than other benzodiazepines ?
Paroxetine
Irinotecan
Eculizumab
Rabeprazole
Clobazam
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Which of the following drugs inhibits carbonic anhydrase ?
Cromoglycate (inhaled)
Ceftaroline
Zonisamide
Dienogest with estradiol
Bismuth subcitrate
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Which one of the following drugs registered for adjunctive treatment of paediatric epilepsy ?
Azacitidine
Orlistat
Clobazam
Goserelin (oncology)
Docusate
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Which drug 100% renal excretion ?
Parecoxib
Mitomycin
Gabapentin
Phenobarbitone, see Phenobarbital (phenobarbitone)
Coal tar
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Which one of the following drugs adverse effects, including dizziness and ataxia ?
Clobazam (neurology)
Lumacaftor with ivacaftor
Lacosamide
Perindopril
Ocrelizumab
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Which drug Also used as mood stabiliser ?
Methotrexate (antineoplastic)
Valproate
Milnacipran
Ganciclovir
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Which of the following drugs approved for migraine ?
Misoprostol (gastrointestinal)
Topiramate
Ethanol (ear)
Ocular lubricants
Carboplatin
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