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Q1: In 1903, Which substance in coca-cola was replaced by caffeine?

a) Morphine b) Cocaine

c) LSD d) Diazepam

Ans: b) (CTP 9Ed. Pg 1238)

Q2: Blackout involves

a) Anterograde Amnesia b) Retrograde Amnesia

c) Both d) None

Ans: a) (CTP 9Ed. Pg 1271)

Q3: Most potent form of Cannabinoid is

a) Charas b) Marijuana

c) Hashish c) Hash Oil

Ans: d) (CTP 9Ed. Pg 1310)

Q4: Bhang is obtained from which part of Cannabis sativa plant?

a) Leaves b) Flowering tops

c) Resins d) None

Ans: a) (CTP 9Ed. Pg 1309, 1310)

Q5: Cocaine directly produces changes in which neurotransmitter system?

a) Nor-epinephrine b) Dopamine

c) Serotonin d) GABA


Q6: Perforated Nasal Septum is complication of use of

a) Alcohol b) Tobacco

c) Cocaine d) Charas

Ans: c) (CTP 9Ed. Pg 1326)

Q7: ‘Sudden Sniffer’s Death’ is seen with

a) Smack b) Cocaine

c) Tobacco c) Inhalants

Ans: d) (CTP 9Ed. Pg 1344)

Q8) Symptom of Nicotine withdrawal is

a) Hypersomnia b) Increased Heart Rate

c) Weight Gain d) Increased Concentration


Q9) Which neurotransmitter plays crucial role in producing reward in reward pathway?




Q10) Which of the following is Long acting Opioid?

a) Morphine b) Heroine

c) Oxycodone d) Methadone

Ans: d) (CTP 9Ed. Pg1368)

Q11) 10mg of Diazepam is equivalent to how many mg of lorazepam?

a) 1mg b) 2mg

c) 3mg d) 4mg

Ans: b) (CTP 9Ed. Pg1415)

Q12) Principal Neuromodulator in Novelty Seeking Personality Dimension is




Q13) Who gave the concept of “Borderline level of Personality Organisation” as the core of Personality Disorders?

a) Carl Jung b) Anna Freud

c) Kernberg d) Karen Horney


Q14) As per DSM-IV-TR, Cluster A Personality Disorder includes

a) Schizotypal PD b) Antisocial PD

c) Borderline PD d) Dependent PD


Q15) Which of the following enzymes are used in metabolism of alcohol?

a) Alcohol Dehydrogenase b) Aldehyde Dehydrogenase

c) Both d) None


Q16) Marchiafava- Bignami Syndrome is related to which substance?

a) Cannabis b) Heroine

c) Alcohol d) Amphetamine


Q17) As per Psychoanalytic Theory, Alcohol Dependent Patients are fixated at which stage of Psychosexual Development?

a) Oral b) Anal

c) Phallic d) Genital


Q18) Blood Alcohol Concentration at which likely impairment is Nystagmus, marked Slurring of speech and Blackout is

a) 30-80 mg/dl b) 80-200 mg/dl

c) 200-300 mg/dl d) 300-400 mg/dl


Q19) The Triad of Amnesia, Ophthalmoplegia and ataxia is seen in

a) Wernicke’s Encephalopathy b) Korsakoff’s Syndrome

c) Marchiafava-Bignami Syndrome d) Delirium Tremens


Q20) Which of the following is used as Deterrent in treatment of alcohol dependence?

a) Naltrexone b) Disulfiram

c) Acamprosate d) Benzodiazepines


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