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HIGH-YIELD FOR Contraindications LATTEST UPDATE WITH QUALITY QUESTIONS AND 100% LATIFIED ANSWERS. Q1. A patient with a known allergy to penicillin is prescribed amoxicillin. Is this appropriate? Answer: No Rationale: Amoxicillin is a p

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HIGH-YIELD FOR Contraindications LATTEST UPDATE WITH QUALITY QUESTIONS AND 100% LATIFIED ANSWERS. Q1. A patient with a known allergy to penicillin is prescribed amoxicillin. Is this appropriate? Answer: No Rationale: Amoxicillin is a penicillin-class antibiotic and is contraindicated in penicillin allergy. Q2. Should NSAIDs be given to a patient with active peptic ulcer disease? Answer: No Rationale: NSAIDs increase risk of GI bleeding and ulcer worsening. Q3. Is metformin contraindicated in severe renal failure? Answer: Yes Rationale: Risk of lactic acidosis increases in impaired renal clearance.

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HIGH-YIELD FOR
Contraindications
2025-2026 LATTEST
UPDATE WITH QUALITY
QUESTIONS AND 100%
LATIFIED ANSWERS.

Q1. A patient with a known allergy to
penicillin is prescribed amoxicillin. Is
this appropriate?
Answer: No

,Rationale: Amoxicillin is a penicillin-class
antibiotic and is contraindicated in
penicillin allergy.
Q2. Should NSAIDs be given to a patient
with active peptic ulcer disease?
Answer: No
Rationale: NSAIDs increase risk of GI
bleeding and ulcer worsening.
Q3. Is metformin contraindicated in
severe renal failure?
Answer: Yes
Rationale: Risk of lactic acidosis
increases in impaired renal clearance.
Q4. Can morphine be safely given to a
patient with severe respiratory

,depression?
Answer: No
Rationale: Opioids further suppress
respiratory drive.
Q5. Is aspirin contraindicated in children
with viral illness?
Answer: Yes
Rationale: Risk of Reye’s syndrome.
Q6. Can beta-blockers be used in severe
bradycardia?
Answer: No
Rationale: They further reduce heart
rate.
Q7. Is insulin contraindicated in type 1
diabetes?

, Answer: No
Rationale: It is required for survival.
Q8. Should potassium supplements be
given in hyperkalemia?
Answer: No
Rationale: It worsens elevated potassium
levels.
Q9. Is heparin contraindicated in active
bleeding?
Answer: Yes
Rationale: It increases bleeding risk.
Q10. Can ACE inhibitors be used in
pregnancy?
Answer: No

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