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B / 1 : Blood Coagulation 1
Which properties of the uninjured...,
Acetylsalicylic acid aspirin moa ...,
What are the adp receptor inhibitors
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B / 2 : Anticoagulant Drugs
Anticoagulant drugs 7,
Heparin moa effect indication se roa,
What is dalteparin
9
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B / 3 : Agents Used In Anemia
Types of drugs used in anemia 3,
What are the erythrocyte factor d...,
Iron hydroxide polymaltose moa in...
7
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B / 4 : Positive inotropic drugs
Compensatory mechanisms for heart...,
What do positive inotropic drugs do,
Which drugs are used for chronic ...
12
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B / 5 : Drugs Influencing Cardiac Physiology
What do class i anti arrythmitic ...,
What are the class i anti arrythm...,
Lidocaine moa effect indication c...
15
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B / 6 : Drugs Acting On The RAAS
Angii effects 3,
Possible levels of modulating raas 3,
What are the ace inhibitors 4
10
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B / 7 : Ca2+ channel blockers and other vasodilators
Where can we find l type ca2 chan...,
What do dhps mostly act upon,
What do non dhps mostly act upon
14
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B / 8 : Drugs influencing the oxygen demand and oxygen supply of the heart
Which categories of drugs decreas...,
Which drugs increase the o2 suppl...,
Nitroglycerin moa effect indicati...
16
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B / 9 : Drugs affecting the lipid metabolism
How can you prevent artherosclerosis,
What are the statins,
Simvastatin atorvastatin rosusvas...
10
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B / 10 : Potassium excreting (wasting) diuretics
What are extrarenal diuretics,
What are the groups of diuretics,
What are the primarily salt excre...
17
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B / 11 : Potassium sparing diuretics, ADH antagonists, osmotic diuretics
What are the k sparing diuretics 3,
Spironolactone moa effect indicat...,
Eplerenone moa effect indication ...
9
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B / 12 : Glucocorticoids for oral and parenteral use
What are common pharmacokinetic p...,
What are the glucocorticoids for ...,
Hydrocortisone moa effect indicat...
12
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B / 13 : Mineralocorticoids. Topically applied glucocorticoids. Adrenocortical antagonists, inhibitors of corticosteroid synthesis
Mineralocorticoids effects clinic...,
Example of a mineralocorticoid,
Fludrocortisone moa effect indica...
7
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B / 14 : Androgens, anabolic steroids, antiandrogens. Agents affecting sexual activity
What are some of the main effects...,
Indications for androgens 4,
Contraindications for androgens 5
18
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B / 15 : Estrogens And Antiestrogens
What are the natural estrogens an...,
Pharmacological effects of estrog...,
Contraindications for estrogens
13
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B / 16 : Progestins And Antiprogestins
What is a natural progestin,
Why are synthetic progestins better,
Function of progestins
17
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B / 17 : Thyroid And Antithyroid Drugs. Pituitary Hormones. Hypothalamic Hormones, Hormone Analogs & Antagonists
Hypothyroidism cause symptoms the...,
Hyperthyroidism cause symptoms th...,
What are the thyroid preparations
15
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B / 18 : Pancreatic hormones and parenterally applied anti diabetic drugs
Therapeutic aims of anti hypergly...,
Main sites of insulin degradation,
Daily insulin need in type 1 and ...
12
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B / 19 : Oral antidiabetic
What are sulfonylureas,
Effect of sulfonylureas,
Oral antidiabetic agents
11
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B / 20 : Agents affecting bone mineral homeostasis (calcium, vitamin D...)
What is osteoporosis,
How is bone homeostasis maintained,
Roles of pth
16
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B / 21 : Selective B2 Stimulants And Other Bronchodilators
3 examples of copd,
What is emphysema,
Effect of b2 agonists in the bron...
14
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B / 22 : Anti-inflammatory Agents Inhibiting Bronchial Inflammatory Processes
What are the most effective anti ...,
What are the corticosteroids,
Prednisolone methylprednisolone m...
16
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B / 23 : Drugs Influencing Gastric Acid Seccretion, Protective Drugs Of Mucosa
How is acid secretion in upper ga...,
How is acid secretion in distal a...,
What are the acid suppressing agents
10
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B / 24 : Antiemetic drugs. Prokinetic agents.
What are the 3 anatomical structu...,
What are prokinetic drugs,
When are prokinetic drugs contrai...
13
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B / 25 : Drugs used in constipation and diarrhea. Drugs promoting digestion. Liver and biliary tract
Different mechanisms of laxatives,
What is an example of a bulk form...,
What is the mechanism of plant fi...
21
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B / 26 : Immunopharmacology I
What are cytotoxic agents,
What are the cytotoxic immunosupp...,
Cyclophosphamide moa effect indic...
7
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B / 27 : Immunopharmacology II - inhibitors of cytokine gene expression, 5-ASA derivatives
What are inhibitors of cytokine g...,
What are calcineurin inhibitors,
What are the 2 calcineurin inhibi...
11
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B / 28 : Immunopharmacology III - antibodies and fusion proteins
What is a common se for monoclona...,
How can you treat injection site ...,
What is an example of a polyclona...
14
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B / 29 : Drugs used in cancer treatment I (antimetabolites)
What are cytotoxic and cytostatic...,
What are antimetabolites,
When do metabolites have the bigg...
13
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B / 30 : Drugs Used In Cancer Treatment II (Alkylating Agents)
What is alkylation,
How do alkylating agents exert th...,
What are the alkylating agents 6
13
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B / 31 : Drugs Used In Cancer Treatment III (Topoisomerase And Mitotic Spindle Inhibitors)
What is topoisomerase i,
What is topoisomerase ii,
What are 3 topoisomerase inhibitors
11
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B / 32 : Drugs Used In Cancer Treatment Iv (Hormonal Agents)
When can hormone therapy be used ...,
What are the anti estrogen drugs,
Tamoxifen moa effect indication s...
15
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B / 33 : Drugs Used In Cancer Treatment IV (small Molecule Signal Transduction Inhibitors)
How do low molecular weight inhib...,
What are the types of small molec...,
What is an example of a bcr abl t...
17
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B / 34 : Drugs Used In Cancer Treatment VI (Large Molecule Signal Transduction Inhibitors)
Trastuzumab moa indication se,
What are the large molecule signa...,
Panitumumab moa indication se
9
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