Pharmacology C.N.S c2c366c9

Antidote of methanol poisoning:

Fomepizole

Foscarnet

Morphine

Bupropion

High-Yield Explanation

Ans. A. FomepizoleAll the symptoms of methanol poisoning are due to toxic metabolite (formic acid). In order to prevent its formation, ethanol can be given or fomepizole which is competitive inhibitor of alcohol dehydrogenase, can be given.

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