The ‘tooth position’ refers to () A: The intercuspal position B: The retruded contact position C: The mandibular postural position D: The muscular contact position

The<br/>common adverse reactions of captopril are: () A: Postural hypotension B: Irritating dry cough C: Hirsute D: Impotence E: Reflex tachycardia

Which syncope can be seen in patients laying in bed for a long time and standing suddenly? A: Postural hypotention B: Cardiogenic syncope C: Post-tussive syncope D: Hyperventilation syndrome

Which is wrong about the automatic postural responses? A: have stereotypical temporal characteristics B: activate individual muscles rather than synergies C: change with biomechanical conditions D: have stereotypical directional characteristics

Which is wrong about the automatic postural responses? A: (A) have stereotypical temporal characteristics B: (B) activate individual muscles rather than synergies C: (C) change with biomechanical conditions D: (D) have stereotypical directional characteristics

Which one of the sentence is INCORRECT for Prazosin? A: It is a selective α1 adrenoceptor blocker. B: It blocks presynaptic α2 adrenoceptors to increase release of noradrenaline. C: It has first dose of effect, showing postural hypotension. D: It dilates resistance and capacitance vessels. E: It can decrease the blood cholesterol concentrations.