第十二章 抗癫痫药和抗惊厥药（The twelfth chapter antiepileptic and anticonvulsant）.docVIP

第十二章 抗癫痫药和抗惊厥药（The twelfth chapter antiepileptic and anticonvulsant） The twelfth chapter antiepileptic and anticonvulsant The fourteenth chapter is anti Parkinsons disease First, individual choice questions 1. incorrect statements about amantadine in the treatment of tremor paralysis are () A. works fast and has a short maintenance time. B. has synergistic effects with levodopa C. promotes the survival of intact neurons by releasing DA, D., and directly stimulating DA receptors and N receptors E. even convulsions, epilepsy disable Pharmacological effects of 2. carbidopa (is) A. inhibits peripheral dopa decarboxylase B. inhibition of dopa decarboxylase C. activates central dopa decarboxylase D. and inhibits tyrosine hydroxylase The activation of E. peripheral dopa decarboxylase 3. about the clinical application of phenytoin, which of the following errors? A. trigeminal neuralgia, B., major seizures, C., status epilepticus D. ventricular arrhythmia, E., petit mal 4. of the adverse reactions of phenytoin do not have any of the following? A. gastrointestinal reactions, B., gingival hyperplasia, C., allergic reactions D. ataxia E. severe renal damage 5. which of the following description is wrong with regard to phenytoin? A. has antiarrhythmic effect, B. stimulation is large, it is not suitable for intramuscular injection Long term use of C. can cause gingival hyperplasia, and D. can inhibit the high frequency discharge of lesions, E. is effective against major seizures 6. seizures, drugs are invalid () A. B. C. D. phenobarbital phenytoin sodium valproate carbamazepine, ethosuximide E. 7. 、 an ineffective remedy for paralysis is () A. levodopa, B. dopamine, C., urethane, D., bromocriptine, E., amantadine 8. antiepileptic drugs () A. phenobarbital, B., sulfur, C., pentobarbital, D., pentobarbital, E., barbiturates 9. drugs which are effective against epilepsy or minor attacks and can induce epilepsy are () A. phenytoin sodium, B. diazepam, C. phenobarbital, D. chlorpromaz