Diabetes Drug Class MCQ Challenge

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Pharmacology-focused quiz on antidiabetic drugs

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Froggy Jumps Diabetes Drug Class MCQ ChallengeOnline version Pharmacology-focused quiz on antidiabetic drugs by Gurudeva Chandrashekar 1 Meglitinides act as insulin secretagogues but lack which moiety? a Sulfonylurea moiety b DPP-4 inhibitor moiety c Meglitinides 2 What is the maximum daily dose of Repaglinide? a 12 mg b 4 mg c 8 mg 3 Repaglinide can cause severe hypoglycemia when taken with which lipid-lowering drug? a Gemfibrozil b Atorvastatin c Fenofibrate 4 Which TZD has the longest lead time to maximal effect? a Pioglitazone b Trozlitazone? (Note: intended key is Troglitazone) c Rosiglitazone 5 The primary action site of Thiazolidinediones is which receptor? a PPAR-γ b PPAR-α c GLP-1 receptor 6 Which antidiabetic class is shown to slow disease progression, especially early on? a Thiazolidinediones (TZDs) b SGLT2 inhibitors c Meglitinides 7 Which TZD is associated with a potential increase in bladder cancer risk? a Pioglitazone b Rosiglitazone c Troglitazone 8 Which Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitor blocks both intestinal alpha-glucosidase and pancreatic alpha-amylase? a Voglibose b Miglitol c Acarbose 9 To maximize post-prandial effect, Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors should be taken when? a One hour before meals b With meals c Two hours after meals 10 The Incretin Effect refers to insulin secretion when glucose is given orally. Which route is this? a IV b Subcutaneous c Oral

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Diabetes Drug Class MCQ ChallengeOnline version

Pharmacology-focused quiz on antidiabetic drugs

by Gurudeva Chandrashekar

Meglitinides act as insulin secretagogues but lack which moiety?

Sulfonylurea moiety

DPP-4 inhibitor moiety

Meglitinides

What is the maximum daily dose of Repaglinide?

12 mg

4 mg

8 mg

Repaglinide can cause severe hypoglycemia when taken with which lipid-lowering drug?

Gemfibrozil

Atorvastatin

Fenofibrate

Which TZD has the longest lead time to maximal effect?

Pioglitazone

Trozlitazone? (Note: intended key is Troglitazone)

Rosiglitazone

The primary action site of Thiazolidinediones is which receptor?

PPAR-γ

PPAR-α

GLP-1 receptor

Which antidiabetic class is shown to slow disease progression, especially early on?

Thiazolidinediones (TZDs)

SGLT2 inhibitors

Meglitinides

Which TZD is associated with a potential increase in bladder cancer risk?

Pioglitazone

Rosiglitazone

Troglitazone

Which Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitor blocks both intestinal alpha-glucosidase and pancreatic alpha-amylase?

Voglibose

Miglitol

Acarbose

To maximize post-prandial effect, Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors should be taken when?

One hour before meals

With meals

Two hours after meals

The Incretin Effect refers to insulin secretion when glucose is given orally. Which route is this?

Subcutaneous

Oral

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by Gurudeva Chandrashekar

Meglitinides act as insulin secretagogues but lack which moiety?

What is the maximum daily dose of Repaglinide?

Repaglinide can cause severe hypoglycemia when taken with which lipid-lowering drug?

Which TZD has the longest lead time to maximal effect?

The primary action site of Thiazolidinediones is which receptor?

Which antidiabetic class is shown to slow disease progression, especially early on?

Which TZD is associated with a potential increase in bladder cancer risk?

Which Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitor blocks both intestinal alpha-glucosidase and pancreatic alpha-amylase?

To maximize post-prandial effect, Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors should be taken when?

The Incretin Effect refers to insulin secretion when glucose is given orally. Which route is this?

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