Androgens and Erectile Dysfunction Therapy
- Previous year questions on Androgens and Erectile Dysfunction Therapy for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Pharmacology section of the exam.
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- 11 live questions in Androgens and Erectile Dysfunction Therapy.
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- Question set last updated 6 Sept 2026.
Q1.Apalutamide was approved by FDA recently for
- AProstate cancer✓ Correct answer
- BBreast cancer
- CHypertension
- DHIV
Q2.Approved drug for prostate cancer is
- ABicalutamide
- BApalutamide✓ Correct answer
- CIbalizumab
- DIvacaftor
Q3.Testosterone receptor antagonist is -
- AFlutamide✓ Correct answer
- BMifepristone
- CDanazol
- DNonoxynol
Q4.Use of tadalafil is contraindicated in:
- APulmonary arterial hypertension
- BUnstable/Symptomatic angina✓ Correct answer
- CActive infections
- DHepatic dysfunction
Q5.The drug NOT used in prostatic carcinoma :
- AFinasteride
- BDiethyl stilbestrol
- CTestosterone✓ Correct answer
- DFlutamide
Q6.Mechanism of action of sildenafil is
- AInhibits PDE 2
- BInhibits PDE 4
- CInhibits PDE 5✓ Correct answer
- DInhibits PDE 3
Q7.Antiandrogen is -
- AMifepristone
- BClomiphene citrate
- CFlutamide✓ Correct answer
- DTamoxifen
Q8.Bicalutamide is a specific inhibitor of -
- A5-alpha reductase
- BAndrogen receptors✓ Correct answer
- CAromatase
- DEstrogen receptor
Q9.Which of the following is an anti-androgenic drug?
- ABicalutamide✓ Correct answer
- BOxymetholone
- CRaloxifene
- DStanozolol
Q10.Danazol is a/an:-
- AAnabolic steroid
- BAndrogen agonist✓ Correct answer
- CAnti-androgen
- D5-alpha-reductase inhibitor
Answer key
Q1: A. Prostate cancer; Q2: B. Apalutamide; Q3: A. Flutamide; Q4: B. Unstable/Symptomatic angina; Q5: C. Testosterone; Q6: C. Inhibits PDE 5; Q7: C. Flutamide; Q8: B. Androgen receptors; Q9: A. Bicalutamide; Q10: B. Androgen agonist.
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