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Module 1.1.1 (Antidepressants)
Drugs that deplete monoamines ind...,
What do 5 ht1 rec,
What are the effects of 5ht2 rece...
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Module 1.1.2 (Management and Treatment of Depression)
What are the three treatment opti...,
What is best treatment for the fo...,
What does the psychological treat...
65
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Module 1.2.1 (Drugs for Anxiety)
What are the type of anxiety diso...,
What can anxiety involve,
What drugs are used to relieve an...
51
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Module 1.2.2 (Management of Anxiety)
Why do anxiety disorders require ...,
What are the three steps to gener...,
What two types of exacerbating ag...
39
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Module 1.3 (Insomnia)
What is insomnia,
What are the two stages of sleep,
What are the four causes of insomnia
34
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Module 1.4.1 (Drugs for Bipolar Disorders)
What is bipolar disorder,
What are the types of mood episod...,
What is a bipolar i disorderb bip...
18
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Module 1.4.2 (Management of Bipolar)
How is medication treatment for b...,
For the types of medications used...,
What are the management aims for ...
46
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Module 1.5.1 (Antipsychotics)
What does increase activity in me...,
What does decrease activity in th...,
What does inhibition of the nigro...
54
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Module 1.5.2 (Management of Schizophrenia)
What are 1st gen and 2nd gen anti...,
Whate are high potency 1st gen an...,
What are low potency 1st gen anti...
44
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Module 2.1 (Introduction to Pain)
Acute pain,
Chronic pain,
Types of pain
4
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Module 2.1.1 (Analgesics and Opioids)
What are the two types of nerve p...,
Gate control the,
How do neurons in the substantia ...
42
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Module 2.1.1 (Local Anaesthetics)
What are ester type la,
What are the amide type la,
What does la preferrentially block
25
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Module 2.1.1 (General Anaesthetics)
What are the stages of general an...,
What is the purpose of ga,
What are the four stages of anaes...
20
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Module 2.1.2 (Management of Pain)
What is the acute pain pharmacoth...,
What is used for post operative p...,
What is sued for chronic non canc...
94
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Module 2.1.2 (Anaesthesia and postoperative nausea and vomiting)
What does aneasthesia and post op...,
Define the following terms which ...,
Why is premedication given as par...
35
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Module 3.1.1 (Drugs for Treatment of Alcohol Abuse)
What are psychomotor depressants,
Why are barbiturates not used as ...,
What is the moa of barbiturates
17
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Module 3.1.1 (Treatment of Nicotine Abuse)
How long does cns effects take wh...,
What are the two broad classes of...,
What type of channels are nicotin...
16
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Module 3.1.1 (Drugs for Treatment of Opiates Abuse)
What are the main opioids that le...,
What is most commonly abused illi...,
What are the acute effects of opi...
21
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Module 3.1.1 (Psychomotor Stimulants and Psychotomimetics)
What are examples of psychomotor ...,
What are examples of psychotomime...,
What are examples of psychomotor ...
37
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Module 3.1.2 (Management of Substance Use Disorders)
What are the three common steps o...,
What are the six stanges of chang...,
Who are pharmacists more likel to...
54
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Module 4.1 (Intro to Epilepsy)
Summary of epilepsy,
What are some causes of acute sym...,
How to classify epilepsy
4
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Module 4.1.1 (Pharmacology of Drugs for Epilepsy)
What is a seizure,
What is epilepsy,
What is the neurobiology of seizures
39
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Module 4.1.2 (Management of Epilepsy)
What are some non pharmacological...,
When is pharmacological treatment...,
What are lowest reccurent rates f...
76
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Module 4.2.1 (Pharmacology of Drugs for Multiple Sclerosis)
What is ms,
Several disease modifying therapi...,
Summary of drugs and the type of ...
22
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Module 4.2.2 (Management of Multiple Sclerosis)
How to diagnose ms,
What,
What is a clinically isolated syn...
30
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Module 4.3.1 (Pharmacology of Drugs for Parkinsons)
What is parkinson s disease,
In normal striatum neurons that r...,
In normal striatum neurons that r...
22
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Module 4.3.2 (Management of Parkinsons)
What are the principles of treatment,
What are the options for pharmaco...,
Examples of ergot and non ergot d...
28
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Module 4.4.1 (Pharmacology of Drugs for Alzheimers)
What is alzheimers disease,
What are the four drugs used in a...,
What are three anticholinesterase...
9
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Module 4.4.2 (Management of Dementia)
What is dementia defined as,
What is used to treat primary sym...,
What is used to treat seconday
39
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