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Decks in this class (49)
Interpreting Bloods
Cholesterol 1,
Blank 2
2
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Mnemonics
What are the medications for hype...,
What are the medications for hypo...,
Which medications are folate depl...
9
cards
401 mock questions
From the following the two common...,
When it comes to animals in resea...,
In regenerative medicine which of...
18
cards
w5 (sf) Drug Discovery and Development - A Refresher
What is a drug vs a medicine 1,
What are excipients give examples 2,
How does a drug differ to an exci...
28
cards
w5 (mh) integrating population health and data science
What is the definition of populat...,
What are examples of social deter...,
What is health equity 3
33
cards
W5 (MH) Communicable diseases with respect to public and global health
What are communicable diseases 1,
What are the two categories of tr...,
What are the transmission modes o...
13
cards
W5 (SV) Intro to the Pharmaceutical Innovation journey study unit
What are the stages of drug devel...,
Key terms pharma industry 2,
Key terms regulatory submissions 3
4
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W5 (RT) Animal Models in Pre-clinical and Translational Research
What is the purpose of research u...,
Animal research vs animal testing 2,
Animals in research what is the l...
17
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w5 (gp) epigenetics and epigenetic therapy
What is regenerative medicine fro...,
What is personalised medicine fro...,
What are advanced cancer treatmen...
35
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W5 (AM) Quality by Design
What is quality assurance qa 1,
Quality assurance what are these ...,
Who were glp guidelines establish...
18
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w5 (MH) Lecture: Epidemiology & Local Policies
What is epidemiology 1,
Q what does epidemiology help tra...,
What are the key functions of epi...
23
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w5 (PD) Lecture: Clinical Trials 1
What are clinical trials 1,
Randomised controlled trials rcts 1,
What does qualitative research fo...
7
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w5 (SM) Translational research science-informed practice
What is translational research 1,
What is basic fundamental research 2,
What is clinical research 3
19
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w5 (pd) Lecture: Data Science & Medicines Optimisation
The all wales therapeutics and to...,
What is medicines optimisation 2,
What data does awttc use to suppo...
11
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w5 (sv) Regulatory Authoring & Drug Portfolio
Who regulates medicinal products 1,
What is the international council...,
Why was the ich established 4 3
26
cards
w5 (sv) Regulatory Considerations in Special Cohorts
What is an orphan drug 1,
What is classed as a rare disease 2,
What are the key orphan drug regu...
21
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W6 (jd) Contraception
What can contraception be used fo...,
What are the methods of contracep...,
What are 2 examples of intrauteri...
22
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w6 (jd) pregnancy and breastfeeding
What are the different ways pregn...,
What are the symptoms of pregnanc...,
How do gastrointestinal changes a...
17
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w6 (jd) menopause
What is menopause 1,
What is perimenopause 2,
What is postmenopause 3
13
cards
w6 pain workshop
What is the definition of nocicep...,
Medical treatment for nociceptive...,
2 examples of nociceptive pain 3
14
cards
w6 (gw) paediatrics
Define pre term neonate term neon...,
Definitions of gestational age ch...,
Why are children not small adults 3
40
cards
w6/w14 (rt) ageing physiology and pharmacology
What are the definitions of 1,
What is ageing determined by 2,
What are the hallmarks of ageing 9 3
52
cards
w6 (lf/sc) antibody drug conjugates
How is the therapeutic index calc...,
What is an adc 2,
Describe the anatomy of an ideal ...
15
cards
w6 cell therapy
Gene therapy techniques ex vivo 1,
What is cell therapy 2,
What is genetically modified cell...
37
cards
w6 gene therapy
What is gene therapy 1,
Q what are the two main gene ther...,
Q which cells are commonly used i...
20
cards
w6 (cd) qualified person
What is the primary role of a qua...,
Legal basis for the qp role uk eu 2,
Core purpose of the qp 3
27
cards
w6 pharmacometrics pk/pd
Warfarin dosing and pharmacothera...,
Why does dose matter 2,
What factors affect how each pers...
39
cards
w6 neonatology
What is a neonate 1,
Why might a baby be admitted to n...,
Give examples of complications at...
19
cards
w6 palliative care workshop
Opiate toxicity what are the symp...,
Total pain what are the 4 dimensi...,
Step by step pain control 3
43
cards
w6 nhs medicines manufacturing (gt)
Injectable medications 1,
4 ways a medicines can be prepare...,
What is an mhra specials license 3
21
cards
w7 immunotherapy
Describe the key components of th...,
What is immunosurveillance 2,
Key innate immune cells involved ...
38
cards
w7 (sw) pharmacoeconomics
What is cost minimisation analysi...,
What is cost benefit analysis cba 2,
Pharmacoeconomics definition 3
26
cards
w7 (km) clinical trials
What is an imp 1,
What is the purpose of clinical t...,
What are the phases of drug devel...
13
cards
w7 (lf) nanomedicines
Threats of nanomedicines 1,
Weaknesses of nanomedicines 2,
Strengths of nanomedicines 3
30
cards
w7 (db) eol care and daffodil standards
What are the four domains of holi...,
What is meant by the biopsychosoc...,
Palliative care what takes place 3
26
cards
w8 (zhm) ultrasound activated microbubbles
What is the general structure of ...,
What gases are typically used in ...,
Circulating in the blood stream m...
23
cards
w8 (lh) bioprinting
What is tissue engineering 1,
Why is tissue engineering importa...,
What are the 3rs in biomedical re...
17
cards
w8 (si) ATMPs
What is an advanced therapy medic...,
What are the four types of atmps 2,
What is a gtmp what is its mechan...
34
cards
w8 (sc) exosomes and ev mimetics
What are exosomes what do they ac...,
Structural overview of an exosome 2,
Exosome composition biogenesis an...
13
cards
w9 (sw) cardiovascular disease
What are the key diagnostic featu...,
What are the key features and inv...,
How is atrial fibrillation af dia...
66
cards
w9 medicines optimisation- the ageing cohort
Medication associated with preven...,
Conditions associated with preven...,
Aids to help medicine taking 3
23
cards
w8 (zx) biomaterials in regenerative medicine
What are biomaterials 1,
What are the uses of biomaterials...,
What are smart biomaterials 3
19
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w9 clinical refresher
What are the 5 phases of bp measu...,
Checklist for blood pressure meas...,
Blank 3
7
cards
w11 complex patient series- diabetes case in hosp
What are the stages of history ta...,
What are examples of resources fo...,
How to take a drug history 3
39
cards
w11 (cw) high risk drugs
What is a high risk drug 2 1,
What are the 5 rs of medication s...,
Gphc framework for high risk drugs 3
52
cards
w8 (gem) 3d printing
What is additive manufacturing 3d...,
How does additive manufacturing d...,
What are the general steps involv...
30
cards
w14 (at) intro to mentoring
What is mentoring definition 1,
What is mentoring characterised b...,
What are the benefits of mentorin...
9
cards
w14 polypharmacy and deprescribing
What is polypharmacy 1,
What is problematic polypharmacy 2,
Which patient groups are at highe...
22
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complex pt: cardiovascular disease
What are the diagnostic criteria ...,
Give examples of target organ dam...,
How is cardiovascular risk assess...
30
cards
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