Wits · PHAR4009
PHAR4009 Pharmacology Honours · University of the Witwatersrand · Winter 2026
PHAR4009 Pharmacology Honours (Wits) toxicology practice quiz covers heavy metals, solvents, alcohols, radiation, venomous bites and stings, and plants and mushrooms through two sets of 50 multiple-choice questions with five options each and an answer memo.
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Create multiple choice practice questions on these notes in the files titled "tox5 - heavy metals", "tox 6", "tox 7 - venomous bites and stings", and "tox 8 - plants and mushroons". The format must be as follows: 2 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. The file titled "tox tut memo with reasons" contains questions I selected from a previous prompt I entered. Do not just copy these questions, they are meant to guide you in making new questions.
Which of the following statements correctly distinguish pharmacological concepts according to the accepted definitions of adverse drug reactions?
Distinguish between Type A (augmented) and Type B (bizarre) adverse drug reactions by detailing the predictability, dose dependence, and underlying mechanism or resolution of each type as outlined in the course material.
Which of the following characteristics correctly defines a Type A (augmented) adverse drug reaction?
