| $1. \text{Serotonin}$ | $2. \text{Dimetane}$ |
| $3. \text{Phenelzine}$ | $4. \text{Seldane}$ |
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| $(I)$ Penicillin $G$ | $(II)$ Chloramphenicol |
| $(III)$ Ofloxacin | $(IV)$ Ampicillin |
| List-$I$ | List-$II$ |
| $(a)$ $Chloramphenicol$ | $(i)$ $Malaria$ |
| $(b)$ $Thyroxine$ | (ii) $Anaesthetic$ |
| $(c)$ $Chloroquine$ | (iii) $Goiter$ |
| $(d)$ $Chloroform$ | (iv) $Typhoid \text{ } fever$ |
| List-$I$ (Drug) | List-$II$ (Class of Drug) |
| $a$. Furacin | $i$. Antibiotic |
| $b$. Arsphenamine | $ii$. Tranquilizers |
| $c$. Dimetone | $iii$. Antiseptic |
| $d$. Valium | $iv$. Synthetic antihistamines |
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