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1 Introduction to Pharmacy and Professionalism
When was the rpsgh formed 1,
What did the rpsgb do 2,
What did the rpsgb turn into and ...
11
cards
3 Anatomy of the GIT
Where does the git run from 1,
Parts of the small intestine 2,
Parts of the large intestine 3
32
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7 Physiology of the Mouth and Oesophagus
What covers the naval 1,
What covers the airway 2,
What protects the trachea 3
7
cards
STOMACH cells/functions
What do cheif cells secrete 1,
What activates pepsinogen 2,
Function of pepsin 3
25
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13 Physiology of the Stomach 1
Main function of the fundus 1,
Main function of the body 2,
Main function of the antrum 3
21
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14 Physiology of the Stomah 2
Blank 1,
What is the main neural controlle...,
When does pepsin becomes inactive 3
16
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15 Pancreas
Secretin effect 1,
Cck effect 2,
Somatostatin effect 3
31
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15 Liver + Bile
What do hepatocytes produce 1,
What is the portal triad composed...,
Gluconeogenesis in the liver prod...
15
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18 Physiology of the Small intestine + organs 2
What are the three regions of the...,
How does the large intestine comp...,
What are the four layers of the i...
49
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19 Motility of the Gut
Segmentation 1,
Segmentation purpose 2,
Where is segementation most promi...
34
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20 Physiology of the Large Intestine
What are the main parts of the la...,
What structual feature does the c...,
What are the primary functions of...
42
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5 Introduction to medicinal products
Transdermal delivery is most suit...,
Salt formation is commonly used to 2,
Organoleptic properties refer to 3
3
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9 Introduction to Dissolution and Solubility
What is a solution 1,
What is dissolution 2,
What is solubility 3
36
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22 Powders as Drug Products + Intermediates
What are dusting powders used for 1,
Key requirements for dusting powd...,
What particle size is required fo...
28
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26 Tablet Formulation and Chemistry 2
Why do tablets have superior stab...,
Define a tablet 2,
Three steps in tablet manufacture 3
34
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29 Rectal Administration
Why is rectal administration done 1,
Structure of rectum 2,
Transport mechanisms 3
31
cards
28 Electrolytes
What is renin release triggered by 1,
What does renin do 2,
What does ace do 3
18
cards
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