A Levetiracetam

B Phenytoin

C Vigabatrin

D Ethosuximide

A Hydralazine

B Methyldopa

C Enalapril

D Amlodopine

A Bradycardia

B Glaucoma

C Myasthenia gravis

D Post-surgical atony or ileus

A Kaposi sarcoma

B Chronic lymphoid leukemia

C Hodgkin's lymphoma

D Multiple myeloma Gram-stain, oropharynx

A Herbal medication with no known effect

B Physiotherapy

C Sham surgery

D Cognitive behavioral therapy

A Theophylline

B Cephalosporin

C Anti-depressants

D Multivitamins containing Vitamin K

A It causes peripheral neuropathy as an adverse effect

B It is active against gram positive organisms

C It has poor oral bioavailability

D It is active against anaerobes

A Tmax and Cmax

B Area under the curve

C Tmax alone

D Cmax alone

A No advice is required as most of the drugs are secreted negligibly in the milk

B Take drugs with longer half-life

C Tell her to feed the baby just before next dose

D Do not feed the baby if you are consuming any drug

A Passive diffusion

B Facilitated diffusion

C Active transport

D Endocytosis