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History of Pharmacology
What is pharmacology 1,
What is medicinal chemistry 2,
Main principles of pharmacology 3
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Drug Discovery and Design
What is pharamacognosy 1,
What are secondary metabolites al...,
What is lipinski s rule of 5 pert...
19
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PK, PD, and PG
Define pharmacokinetics 1,
What the body does to the drug 2,
What the drug does to the body 3
17
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Drug Discovery and Development
Basic steps in drug discovery and...,
Steps of non clinical safety stud...,
Investigational new drug ind appl...
13
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Functional Groups
Aromatic amine acid or base 1,
Arylcarboxylic acid acid or base 2,
Imine acid or base 3
16
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Isomers
What is an isomer 1,
What is a constitutional isomer 2,
What is a stereoisomer 3
12
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Pharmacokinetic Principles: ADME
Amde 1,
Absorption factors contributing t...,
Passive diffusion rate or flux 3
21
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Drug Structure and Functional Groups
Biological target 1,
Ligand 2,
Pharmacophore 3
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Drug Biotransformation I and II
What is biotransformation 1,
What factors influence metabolism 2,
What is the difference between ph...
65
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Common Substrates for CYP Families
Cyp1a2 1,
Cyp2a6 2,
Cyp2b6 3
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PD Principles: Effect of Drugs on Receptors & Cell Signaling; Receptor Features and Interactions
The majority of drugs produce the...,
What are the receptors for sites ...,
What are the non receptors for si...
16
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PD Principles: Effect of Drugs on Receptors & Cell Signaling; Types of Receptors
Ligand gated ion channels 1,
What are the steps of ligand gate...,
Voltage gated ion channel 3
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PD Principles: Effect of Drugs on Receptors & Cell Signaling; Regulation/Summary
Mechanisms of receptor regulation 1,
Single transmembrane receptors 2,
Transmembrane channels 3
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PD Principles: Drug-Receptor Interactions and Dose Response Curves; Drug Accumulation and Effects
Onset of action effect 1,
Duration of action 2,
Safe dosing 3
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PD Principles: Drug-Receptor Interactions and Dose Response Curves; Dosing: Target Concentration
Achieving the target concentration 1,
Maintaining the target concentrat...,
Maintaining the target concentrat...
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PD Principles: Drug-Receptor Interactions and Dose Response Curves; Part 2
General principle of drug recepto...,
Why do we need to quantify the dr...,
How do we quantify drug receptor ...
12
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Parasympathetic Nervous System and Cholinergic Receptors
What are the primary ans neurotra...,
Where are acetylcholine and norep...,
Where is acetylcholine found in t...
31
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Sympathetic Nervous System and Adrenergic Receptors
What are the neurotransmitters in...,
What is the function of ne 2,
What is the function of epinephri...
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Part 1. Cholinergic Receptor Agonists
What are the mechanisms of action...,
What is the moa of direct acting ...,
What is the moa of indirect actin...
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Part 2. Cholinesterase Inhibitors
Basic pharmacology of indirect ac...,
What is the basic structure of ch...,
Adme of carbamate cholinesterase ...
26
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Part 3. Cholinergic Receptor Antagonists
Cholinergic receptor antagonists ...,
Muscarinic receptor antagonists b...,
What are the principle targets fo...
35
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Adrenergic Receptor Agonists and Sympathomimetic Drugs
What do sympathomimetic adrenergi...,
How are sympathomimetic adrenergi...,
What determines the effects of di...
46
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Adrenergic Receptor Antagonists
Blockade of adrenoceptors 1,
Alpha antagonist pharmacology mec...,
Alpha antagonist pharmacology irr...
28
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Antihypertensive Agents – Drugs that Alter Sympathetic Nervous System Function
Positive risk factors for end org...,
Primary essential hypertension 2,
Secondary hypertension 3
24
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Exam 4
Hydralazine and minoxidil moa 1,
What are the adverse effects of s...,
What are the adverse effects of h...
98
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Exam 5 - Anti-Platelets
What are the purinergic receptors...,
What is the mechanism for platele...,
Aspirin moa 3
23
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Exam 5 - Coagulation Cascade & Anti-Coagulants
What is the function of vitamin k 1,
What are the proteins and factors...,
What are the factors involved in ...
42
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Exam 5 - Fibrinolytics
What is the purpose of the fibrin...,
Tpa tissue plasminogen activator ...,
Tpa indication 3
9
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Exam 5 - Coagulants
Phytonadione mephyton use 1,
Protamine sulfate moa 2,
Aminocaproic acid tranexamic acid...
4
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Exam 5 - Fibrates, BAS, Niacin
Fibric acid derivatives moa 1,
Fibric acid derivatives pk 2,
Fibric acid derivatives ae 3
21
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Exam 5 - Anemia
Microcytic anemia 1,
Normocytic anemia 2,
Macrocytic anemia 3
23
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Exam 5 - Hematopoietic Growth Factors
Erythropoietin location function 1,
Erythropoietin agents and t1 2 2,
Erythropoietin agents ae 3
13
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