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Toxicology Practice MCQs — 3 Sets × 50 (Multi-Select) — PHAR4009

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PHAR4009 Pharmacology Honours · University of the Witwatersrand · Winter 2026

PHAR4009 Pharmacology Honours at Wits features three sets of 50 multi-select practice questions covering toxicology topics including introduction to toxicology, medicines, oxygen transport, and herbicides, pesticides, and corrosives. Each question offers five options with varying correct-answer combinations to prepare

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Create multiple choice practice questions on these notes in the files titled "Intro to toxicology", "tox 2 - medicines", "tox 3 - oxygen transport", and "tox 4 - herbicides, pesticides, corrosives". The format must be as follows: 3 sets of questions, with 50 questions each, with all sections mixed together in the questions. There must be 5 options per question. 3 options can be correct with the remaining 2 incorrect, or 3 options can be incorrect with the remaining 2 correct. The sequence of options in each question must be in a random order. Include a memo. The file titled "tut.pdf" is an example of the style and level of questions that need to be asked. Do not just copy these questions.

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