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lecture 1 intro to liver
Where does the liver sit and disc...,
Discuss 5 functions of the liver 2,
Discuss the synthetic function of...
20
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lecture 2: Bile its function and absorption of drugs
What is bile produced by and wher...,
Describe the key properties and p...,
Name the the secondary bile acid ...
15
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Lecture 5+6: Understanding enzyme induction+inhibition : clinical implications of metabolism on drug interactions
What are the 5 key cyp 450 s in h...,
What is pharmacodynamic drug drug...,
What is pharmacokinetic interacti...
38
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lecture 7: Chemical transformation by the liver of drugs and their metabolites
What must a drug achieve to produ...,
What is the relationship between ...,
Describe the key factors that det...
37
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Lecture 8: Chemical transformation by the liver of drugs and their metabolites part 2
What is the defining feature of p...,
What must occur before phase ii c...,
List the main phase ii reactions 3
36
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Lecture 9: pathophysiology of liver disease
What is the definition of liver d...,
Name the three patterns of liver ...,
What is the time cut off for acut...
20
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Lecture 10: Complications of cirrhosis (and its management)
What defines compensated cirrhosi...,
Why is the transition from compen...,
What causes portal hypertension i...
47
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Lecture 11 Liver function tests
What are the three major categori...,
Why is the term liver function te...,
Which enzymes is most specific fo...
42
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Lecture 14
A 68 year old patient is being di...,
Which of the following interventi...,
A 70 year old patient is being di...
6
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