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1. Which monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) is also used in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease?
   • A) Phenelzine
   • B) Tranylcypromine
   • C) Isocarboxazid
   • D) Selegiline
   Answer: D) Selegiline
2. Which of the following antidepressants acts as a 5-HT2 receptor antagonist and has sedative properties?
   • A) Mirtazapine
   • B) Trazodone
   • C) Bupropion
   • D) Vortioxetine
   Answer: B) Trazodone
3. Which of the following is NOT a typical therapeutic use for SSRIs?
   • A) Depression
   • B) Obsessive-compulsive disorder
   • C) Chronic pain
   • D) Bulimia nervosa
   Answer: C) Chronic pain
4. What is a significant concern with the use of MAOIs and certain foods?
   • A) Increased risk of serotonin syndrome
   • B) Hypertensive crisis
   • C) Severe sedation
   • D) Weight loss
   Answer: B) Hypertensive crisis
5. Which SNRI is known to have a risk of increasing blood pressure at higher doses?
   • A) Duloxetine
   • B) Venlafaxine
   • C) Desvenlafaxine
   • D) Levomilnacipran
   Answer: B) Venlafaxine
6. Which atypical antidepressant is associated with a risk of hepatotoxicity?
   • A) Trazodone
   • B) Nefazodone
   • C) Vilazodone
   • D) Bupropion
   Answer: B) Nefazodone
7. What is a common feature of tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) regarding overdose risk?
   • A) Low risk of overdose
   • B) High therapeutic index
   • C) Narrow therapeutic index
   • D) No significant overdose symptoms
   Answer: C) Narrow therapeutic index
8. Which of the following is an adverse effect of TCAs due to their α-adrenergic receptor blocking properties?
   • A) Tachycardia
   • B) Orthostatic hypotension
   • C) Constipation
   • D) Hyperthermia
   Answer: B) Orthostatic hypotension
9. Which drug class includes medications like phenelzine and tranylcypromine?
   • A) SSRIs
   • B) MAOIs
   • C) SNRIs
   • D) TCAs
   Answer: B) MAOIs
10. What adverse effect is more commonly associated with paroxetine compared to other SSRIs?
    • A) Insomnia
    • B) Sedation
    • C) Weight loss
    • D) Increased libido
    Answer: B) Sedation
11. Which TCA is most commonly used for neuropathic pain and migraine prevention?
    • A) Nortriptyline
    • B) Doxepin
    • C) Amitriptyline
    • D) Imipramine
    Answer: C) Amitriptyline
12. What is a notable side effect of SSRIs related to electrolyte balance?
    • A) Hypokalemia
    • B) Hypernatremia
    • C) Hyponatremia
    • D) Hyperkalemia
    Answer: C) Hyponatremia
13. Which of the following drugs acts as a serotonin reuptake inhibitor and has additional 5-HT3 and 5-HT7 antagonism?
    • A) Trazodone
    • B) Mirtazapine
    • C) Vortioxetine
    • D) Bupropion
    Answer: C) Vortioxetine
14. Which class of antidepressants is typically associated with a higher risk of drug interactions due to CYP450 enzyme inhibition?
    • A) SNRIs
    • B) SSRIs
    • C) TCAs
    • D) MAOIs
    Answer: B) SSRIs
15. What type of drug interaction is a concern with the combination of SSRIs and other serotonergic agents?
    • A) Hypernatremia
    • B) Tachycardia
    • C) Serotonin syndrome
    • D) Hypotension
    Answer: C) Serotonin syndrome
16. Which antidepressant has the additional benefit of being an aid for smoking cessation?
    • A) Mirtazapine
    • B) Bupropion
    • C) Trazodone
    • D) Nefazodone
    Answer: B) Bupropion
17. Which of the following is NOT a side effect of discontinuation syndrome from SSRIs?
    • A) Headache
    • B) Agitation
    • C) Diarrhea
    • D) Hyperactivity
    Answer: D) Hyperactivity

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Here are additional MCQs with their answers based on your lecture content:

1. What are the primary actions of most antidepressant drugs?
   • A) Blocking dopamine receptors
   • B) Potentiating the actions of norepinephrine and/or serotonin in the brain
   • C) Inhibiting acetylcholine release
   • D) Stimulating GABA production
   Answer: B) Potentiating the actions of norepinephrine and/or serotonin in the brain
2. What is a distinguishing feature of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) compared to tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs)?
   • A) SSRIs inhibit dopamine reuptake more than serotonin
   • B) SSRIs have significant blocking activity at muscarinic receptors
   • C) SSRIs selectively inhibit serotonin reuptake with fewer side effects
   • D) SSRIs are primarily used for treating schizophrenia
   Answer: C) SSRIs selectively inhibit serotonin reuptake with fewer side effects
3. Which of the following is NOT an adverse effect associated with SSRIs?
   • A) Gastrointestinal effects like nausea and diarrhea
   • B) Increased risk of seizures at normal doses
   • C) Hyponatremia
   • D) Weight loss
   Answer: B) Increased risk of seizures at normal doses
4. Which SSRI is known to have a longer half-life, making it less likely to cause discontinuation syndrome?
   • A) Paroxetine
   • B) Sertraline
   • C) Fluoxetine
   • D) Citalopram
   Answer: C) Fluoxetine
5. What is serotonin syndrome, and which of the following is NOT a symptom?
   • A) Hyperthermia
   • B) Muscle rigidity
   • C) Hypotension
   • D) Changes in mental status
   Answer: C) Hypotension
6. Which SNRI is metabolized in the liver and should be avoided in patients with liver dysfunction?
   • A) Venlafaxine
   • B) Desvenlafaxine
   • C) Duloxetine
   • D) Levomilnacipran
   Answer: C) Duloxetine
7. Which atypical antidepressant is known for its low incidence of sexual dysfunction and is used to aid in smoking cessation?
   • A) Mirtazapine
   • B) Trazodone
   • C) Bupropion
   • D) Vilazodone
   Answer: C) Bupropion
8. Which tricyclic antidepressant (TCA) is used for preventing migraines and treating chronic pain?
   • A) Clomipramine
   • B) Doxepin
   • C) Imipramine
   • D) Amitriptyline
   Answer: D) Amitriptyline
9. What adverse effect is common with tricyclic antidepressants due to their anticholinergic activity?
   • A) Diarrhea
   • B) Blurred vision
   • C) Hyperthermia
   • D) Hair loss
   Answer: B) Blurred vision
10. Which of the following drugs is a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) used for depression and is also available as a transdermal patch?
    • A) Phenelzine
    • B) Tranylcypromine
    • C) Isocarboxazid
    • D) Selegiline
    Answer: D) Selegiline

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Here are more MCQs with their answers:

1. Which SSRI is known to increase its absorption when taken with food?
   • A) Fluoxetine
   • B) Paroxetine
   • C) Sertraline
   • D) Citalopram
   Answer: C) Sertraline
2. What is the main mechanism of action of tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs)?
   • A) Inhibition of dopamine reuptake
   • B) Inhibition of norepinephrine and serotonin reuptake
   • C) Blocking GABA receptors
   • D) Increasing acetylcholine release
   Answer: B) Inhibition of norepinephrine and serotonin reuptake
3. Which of the following is a common adverse effect associated with the use of TCAs?
   • A) Insomnia
   • B) Orthostatic hypotension
   • C) Hyperglycemia
   • D) Increased appetite
   Answer: B) Orthostatic hypotension
4. What condition might be exacerbated by the use of TCAs?
   • A) Diabetes
   • B) Asthma
   • C) Benign prostatic hyperplasia
   • D) Migraine
   Answer: C) Benign prostatic hyperplasia
5. Which of the following SNRIs has minimal inhibition of CYP450 enzymes?
   • A) Duloxetine
   • B) Venlafaxine
   • C) Desvenlafaxine
   • D) Levomilnacipran
   Answer: B) Venlafaxine
6. Which drug is associated with a risk of priapism and is also used to manage insomnia?
   • A) Bupropion
   • B) Trazodone
   • C) Mirtazapine
   • D) Nefazodone
   Answer: B) Trazodone
7. Which of the following antidepressants has a significant risk for hepatotoxicity?
   • A) Nefazodone
   • B) Trazodone
   • C) Mirtazapine
   • D) Vilazodone
   Answer: A) Nefazodone
8. What adverse effect is associated with high doses of venlafaxine?
   • A) Bradycardia
   • B) Weight loss
   • C) Increased blood pressure
   • D) Hair loss
   Answer: C) Increased blood pressure
9. Which monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) requires strict dietary restrictions to avoid hypertensive crisis?
   • A) Selegiline (transdermal patch)
   • B) Phenelzine
   • C) Amitriptyline
   • D) Bupropion
   Answer: B) Phenelzine
10. Which atypical antidepressant works as an antagonist at central presynaptic α2 receptors and has sedative effects due to its antihistaminic activity?
    • A) Bupropion
    • B) Mirtazapine
    • C) Vilazodone
    • D) Vortioxetine
    Answer: B) Mirtazapine

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Here are additional MCQs with their answers:

1. Which class of antidepressants is associated with fewer receptor-mediated adverse effects compared to TCAs?
   • A) Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)
   • B) SSRIs
   • C) SNRIs
   • D) Atypical antidepressants
   Answer: C) SNRIs
2. Which SSRI is the pure S-enantiomer of citalopram?
   • A) Fluoxetine
   • B) Paroxetine
   • C) Escitalopram
   • D) Fluvoxamine
   Answer: C) Escitalopram
3. What symptom is NOT associated with serotonin syndrome?
   • A) Hyperthermia
   • B) Myoclonus
   • C) Constipation
   • D) Muscle rigidity
   Answer: C) Constipation
4. Which SNRI is extensively metabolized in the liver and should be avoided in patients with liver dysfunction?
   • A) Venlafaxine
   • B) Duloxetine
   • C) Desvenlafaxine
   • D) Levomilnacipran
   Answer: B) Duloxetine
5. What is a key adverse effect of SSRIs related to sexual health?
   • A) Increased libido
   • B) Sexual dysfunction
   • C) Premature ejaculation
   • D) Enhanced orgasmic function
   Answer: B) Sexual dysfunction
6. Which of the following antidepressants is also approved for treating bulimia nervosa?
   • A) Sertraline
   • B) Fluoxetine
   • C) Paroxetine
   • D) Citalopram
   Answer: B) Fluoxetine
7. What adverse effect is most commonly associated with bupropion?
   • A) Increased risk for seizures
   • B) Sedation
   • C) Orthostatic hypotension
   • D) Visual disturbances
   Answer: A) Increased risk for seizures
8. Which tricyclic antidepressant (TCA) is often used as an alternative treatment for bed-wetting in children?
   • A) Amitriptyline
   • B) Nortriptyline
   • C) Imipramine
   • D) Clomipramine
   Answer: C) Imipramine
9. Which drug is metabolized by CYP3A4 and can have altered activity when combined with enzyme inducers or inhibitors?
   • A) Bupropion
   • B) Levomilnacipran
   • C) Duloxetine
   • D) Mirtazapine
   Answer: B) Levomilnacipran
10. Which symptom is NOT typically a result of SSRI discontinuation syndrome?
    • A) Flu-like symptoms
    • B) Agitation
    • C) Increased appetite
    • D) Headache
    Answer: C) Increased appetite

Let me know if you need more questions or focus on specific drug classes!

Here are more MCQs with their answers:

1. Which monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) is also used in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease?
   • A) Phenelzine
   • B) Tranylcypromine
   • C) Isocarboxazid
   • D) Selegiline
   Answer: D) Selegiline
2. Which of the following antidepressants acts as a 5-HT2 receptor antagonist and has sedative properties?
   • A) Mirtazapine
   • B) Trazodone
   • C) Bupropion
   • D) Vortioxetine
   Answer: B) Trazodone
3. Which of the following is NOT a typical therapeutic use for SSRIs?
   • A) Depression
   • B) Obsessive-compulsive disorder
   • C) Chronic pain
   • D) Bulimia nervosa
   Answer: C) Chronic pain
4. What is a significant concern with the use of MAOIs and certain foods?
   • A) Increased risk of serotonin syndrome
   • B) Hypertensive crisis
   • C) Severe sedation
   • D) Weight loss
   Answer: B) Hypertensive crisis
5. Which SNRI is known to have a risk of increasing blood pressure at higher doses?
   • A) Duloxetine
   • B) Venlafaxine
   • C) Desvenlafaxine
   • D) Levomilnacipran
   Answer: B) Venlafaxine
6. Which atypical antidepressant is associated with a risk of hepatotoxicity?
   • A) Trazodone
   • B) Nefazodone
   • C) Vilazodone
   • D) Bupropion
   Answer: B) Nefazodone
7. What is a common feature of tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) regarding overdose risk?
   • A) Low risk of overdose
   • B) High therapeutic index
   • C) Narrow therapeutic index
   • D) No significant overdose symptoms
   Answer: C) Narrow therapeutic index
8. Which of the following is an adverse effect of TCAs due to their α-adrenergic receptor blocking properties?
   • A) Tachycardia
   • B) Orthostatic hypotension
   • C) Constipation
   • D) Hyperthermia
   Answer: B) Orthostatic hypotension
9. Which drug class includes medications like phenelzine and tranylcypromine?
   • A) SSRIs
   • B) MAOIs
   • C) SNRIs
   • D) TCAs
   Answer: B) MAOIs
10. What adverse effect is more commonly associated with paroxetine compared to other SSRIs?
    • A) Insomnia
    • B) Sedation
    • C) Weight loss
    • D) Increased libido
    Answer: B) Sedation
11. Which TCA is most commonly used for neuropathic pain and migraine prevention?
    • A) Nortriptyline
    • B) Doxepin
    • C) Amitriptyline
    • D) Imipramine
    Answer: C) Amitriptyline
12. What is a notable side effect of SSRIs related to electrolyte balance?
    • A) Hypokalemia
    • B) Hypernatremia
    • C) Hyponatremia
    • D) Hyperkalemia
    Answer: C) Hyponatremia
13. Which of the following drugs acts as a serotonin reuptake inhibitor and has additional 5-HT3 and 5-HT7 antagonism?
    • A) Trazodone
    • B) Mirtazapine
    • C) Vortioxetine
    • D) Bupropion
    Answer: C) Vortioxetine
14. Which class of antidepressants is typically associated with a higher risk of drug interactions due to CYP450 enzyme inhibition?
    • A) SNRIs
    • B) SSRIs
    • C) TCAs
    • D) MAOIs
    Answer: B) SSRIs
15. What type of drug interaction is a concern with the combination of SSRIs and other serotonergic agents?
    • A) Hypernatremia
    • B) Tachycardia
    • C) Serotonin syndrome
    • D) Hypotension
    Answer: C) Serotonin syndrome
16. Which antidepressant has the additional benefit of being an aid for smoking cessation?
    • A) Mirtazapine
    • B) Bupropion
    • C) Trazodone
    • D) Nefazodone
    Answer: B) Bupropion
17. Which of the following is NOT a side effect of discontinuation syndrome from SSRIs?
    • A) Headache
    • B) Agitation
    • C) Diarrhea
    • D) Hyperactivity
    Answer: D) Hyperactivity

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1. Which TCA has significant anticholinergic side effects, such as dry mouth and urinary retention?
   • A) Doxepin
   • B) Clomipramine
   • C) Imipramine
   • D) Nortriptyline
   Answer: C) Imipramine
2. Which antidepressant is considered a weak dopamine and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor?
   • A) Mirtazapine
   • B) Trazodone
   • C) Bupropion
   • D) Sertraline
   Answer: C) Bupropion
3. Which of the following SSRIs is generally more sedating and may be useful in patients with sleep difficulties?
   • A) Fluoxetine
   • B) Paroxetine
   • C) Sertraline
   • D) Citalopram
   Answer: B) Paroxetine
4. What adverse effect is associated with fluoxetine due to its longer half-life and active metabolite?
   • A) Increased risk of serotonin syndrome
   • B) Higher potential for discontinuation syndrome
   • C) Reduced risk of discontinuation syndrome
   • D) Increased sedation
   Answer: C) Reduced risk of discontinuation syndrome
5. Which SNRI may increase blood pressure or heart rate, especially at higher doses?
   • A) Duloxetine
   • B) Levomilnacipran
   • C) Venlafaxine
   • D) Desvenlafaxine
   Answer: C) Venlafaxine
6. What type of receptor activity is related to the sedative effect of TCAs?
   • A) Serotonergic
   • B) α-adrenergic
   • C) Histamine H1 receptor
   • D) Muscarinic
   Answer: C) Histamine H1 receptor
7. Which atypical antidepressant has been associated with priapism as an adverse effect?
   • A) Nefazodone
   • B) Trazodone
   • C) Mirtazapine
   • D) Bupropion
   Answer: B) Trazodone
8. Which of the following conditions is treated with both SSRIs and SNRIs?
   • A) Schizophrenia
   • B) Diabetic neuropathy
   • C) Generalized anxiety disorder
   • D) Migraine prevention
   Answer: C) Generalized anxiety disorder
9. Which antidepressant is known for a dose-dependent increased risk of seizures?
   • A) Sertraline
   • B) Duloxetine
   • C) Bupropion
   • D) Paroxetine
   Answer: C) Bupropion
10. What is a key benefit of using SSRIs over TCAs?
    • A) Lower cost
    • B) More significant sedation
    • C) Fewer side effects and greater safety in overdose
    • D) Faster onset of action
    Answer: C) Fewer side effects and greater safety in overdose
11. Which TCA is commonly used for treating insomnia at low doses?
    • A) Imipramine
    • B) Nortriptyline
    • C) Doxepin
    • D) Clomipramine
    Answer: C) Doxepin
12. Which drug is NOT included in the group of SSRIs?
    • A) Escitalopram
    • B) Sertraline
    • C) Amitriptyline
    • D) Paroxetine
    Answer: C) Amitriptyline
13. What is the main metabolic pathway for the atypical antidepressant bupropion?
    • A) CYP2D6
    • B) CYP3A4
    • C) CYP1A2
    • D) CYP2B6
    Answer: D) CYP2B6
14. Which drug is known as a serotonin reuptake inhibitor and 5-HT1a receptor partial agonist?
    • A) Trazodone
    • B) Bupropion
    • C) Vilazodone
    • D) Mirtazapine
    Answer: C) Vilazodone
15. What adverse effect is common with SNRIs but less so with SSRIs?
    • A) Sexual dysfunction
    • B) Increased blood pressure
    • C) Headache
    • D) Nausea
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