Match List I with List II List I (Oral anti-diabetic Agents) List II (Mechanism of Action) A. Voglibose I. AMP Activator B. Metformin II. K Channel blockers C. Tolbutamide III. $\alpha$ -glucosidase Inhibitor D. Pioglitazone IV. PPAR- $\gamma$ (gamma) activators Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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Match List I with List II List I (Oral anti-diabetic Agents) List II (Mechanism of Action) A. Voglibose I. AMP Activator B. Metformin II.  K Channel blockers C. Tolbutamide III. $\alpha$ -glucosidase Inhibitor D. Pioglitazone IV. PPAR- $\gamma$  (gamma) activators Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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A-III, B-IV, C-I. D-II

	Ingrediant		Function	Table A	Table B	Table C	Table D
A	Aceta- minophen	I	Drug	300 mg	-	300 mg	300 mg
B	Aspirin	II	Drug	-	300 mg	-	-
C	Lactose	III	Filler	100 mg	100 mg	-	100 mg
D	Avicel	IV	Filler	-	-	100 mg	-
	starch		Dis-integrant	50 mg	50 mg	-	50 mg
	Avicel		Dis-integrant	-	-	50 mg	-
	Magsterate		Lubricant	2 mg	2 mg	2 mg	2 mg
	Gelatin		Binder	10 mg	10 mg	10 mg	10 mg

The Correct Option is D

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List I (Oral anti-diabetic Agents)		List II (Mechanism of Action)
A.	Voglibose	I.	AMP Activator
B.	Metformin	II.	K Channel blockers
C.	Tolbutamide	III.	\(\alpha\)-glucosidase Inhibitor
D.	Pioglitazone	IV.	PPAR-\(\gamma\) (gamma) activators