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Lecture 1
What does cv disease include,
What is central to the pathogenes...,
What is atherogenesis
13
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Lecture 2: Drug/ Target Interactions
What are the drug characteristics...,
What patient factors affect absoo...,
Do drugs bound to plasma proteins...
39
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Lecture 3: Challenges of CV disease - Formulation and practice
What are the strengths of uv vis ...,
What are the limitations of uv vi...,
What is spectroscopy
50
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Lecture 4: Mechanism of Hypertension - pathophysiology
What are the values for prehypert...,
What are the values for stage i,
What are the values for stage ii
39
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Lecture 5: Pharmacology of the Medicines used in treating hypertnsion
What is the goal of treating hype...,
What is the first line of treatme...,
What are the lifestyle modificati...
42
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Lecture 6: Drug development in Cardiovascular disease
What are the properties that make...,
How does the angiotensin cascade ...,
What makes ace a good drug targer
43
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Lecture 8: Pharmaceutical care in hypertension
What is the definition of hyperte...,
What is the presentation of hyper...,
What is the target blood pressure
26
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Worksop 1.1 CV Simulation: Drugs Used In CVD
What is total peripheral resistan...,
What are the two adrenergic recep...,
What does alpha 1 receptor do
12
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Workshop 1.2 Clinical Diagnosis Of CVD
What should you offer to 85 years...,
What should you offer to adults w...,
What should you offer to patients...
6
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Lecture 9
Define atheroma,
How long does atherosclerosis tak...,
When can atherosclerosis start
60
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Levture 10: Emergancy Supply Of Medicines
What quantity of emergency supply...,
How ling is the prescriber allowe...,
Are cds allowed to be prescribed ...
7
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Lecture 11: Physiology And Pharmacology Of Angina
What is ischemia,
What is the source of blood suppl...,
What causes angina
54
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Lecture 12: Acute Myocardial Infarction
What is myocardial infarction,
Where do thrombus form,
What can provide resistance to ru...
44
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Lecture 13: Transdermal drug delivery in CV
What are the three layers of the ...,
What cells are found in the epide...,
What is found in the dermis layer
28
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Lecture 14: Advanced transdermal drug delivery
What are first generation transde...,
What are first generation transde...,
What is the limitation of first g...
20
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Workshop 2.1: Clinical Diagnosis of Cardiovascular Disease: symptoms tests &
What is an ejection fraction,
What is diastole,
What is systole
7
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Lecture 15: Classification and Treatment of Haematological disorders
What are the components of the blood,
What are the three types of blood...,
What are erythrocytes composed of
64
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Lecture 16
What is resting membrane potential,
What is the major determinant of ...,
What is a fast depolarizing cell
65
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Lecture 17: Pharmaceutical care in patients with acute coronary syndrome and stable angina
What does acute coronary syndrome...,
What is acute coronary syndrome,
What is unstable angina
32
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Lecture 18: Physiology/ Pharmacology/ Management of heart failure
What is heart failure characteriz...,
What can heart failure result from,
What are other words for heart fa...
55
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Lecture 19: Drug interactions in cardiology
What are pharmacokinetic interact...,
What are pharmacokinetic interact...
2
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Lecture 20: Pharmaceutical Care in Cardiovascular disease
What are the causes of heart failure,
What are the clinical symptoms of...,
What investigations should be don...
42
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Lecture 22 - Oral versus parenteral management of CVD / Enzymology
What are the advantages of parent...,
What are the disadvantages of par...,
What is an intravenous injection
71
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Lecture 25: Stroke and Atrial Fibrillation
What is atrial fibrillation,
What is the ventricular rate duri...,
What is the ecg like during atria...
48
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Lecture 23: Drug development - Beta blockers and Statins
Where are alpha 1 receptors found,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What are the physiological effect...
85
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Lab 5 – The pharmacist prescriber’s role in anticoagulation and counselling
What is venostasis,
What causes venostasis,
What is endothelial trauma
20
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