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Module 1: Introduction to Pharmacology
What is the definition of pharmac...,
True or false pharmacodynamics ex...,
Fill in the blank pharmacodynamic...
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Module 1: Agonists, Antagonists and TI
What is the definition of an agon...,
What is the primary role of an ag...,
What is a full agonist 3
22
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Module 1: Pharmacokinetcs
What is pharmacokinetics 1,
What is the primary process by wh...,
True or false distribution refers...
21
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Module 1: CYP450
How does cyp450 induction work 1,
True or false cyp450 enzyme induc...,
What is the effect of rifampin on...
16
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Module 2: H2RA
True or false histamine h2 recept...,
Multiple choice which of the foll...,
What are common indications for f...
25
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Module 2: PPI
What are common indications for p...,
What are the anticipated clinical...,
Describe the moa of ppi s 3
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Module 2: Antacids
What are antacids indicated for 1,
Antacids usually contain a combin...,
What is the treatment goal with a...
15
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Module 2: Metoclopramide
What is the drug classification f...,
What are common indications for m...,
What are the anticipated clinical...
14
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Module 2: Gastric Protectants
What are two examples of gastric ...,
What are gi indications for misop...,
What are gi indications for sucra...
18
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Module 2: C. Diff
Describe the pathogenesis of c di...,
How is c diff diagnosed 2,
What are the three general princi...
23
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Module 2: GERD
What is the i can prescribe a dru...,
What does gerd stand for 2,
True or false gerd is primarily c...
20
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Module 2: Pathophysiology of Prostaglandins
What are prostaglandins 1,
True or false prostaglandins are ...,
Fill in the blank prostaglandins ...
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Module 2: Pathophysiology of Vomiting
What is the primary cause of vomi...,
Name the four additional sites in...,
Which cranial nerves are involved...
16
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Module 2: BCCNM Prescribing Standards
What is the primary purpose of th...,
True or false nps in british colu...,
Fill in the blank nps must have a...
20
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Module 2: PUD
What is peptic ulcer disease 1,
How do you confirm diagnosis of p...,
What is h pylori 3
22
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Module 2: Nausea & Vomiting
What are differentials to conside...,
What are the steps in managing na...,
When is a dopamine antagonist pre...
13
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Module 3: NSAIDs
What are some common nsaids 1,
What are common indications for u...,
What are common indications for d...
27
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Module 3: Allopurinol
What pharmacological category is ...,
What are common indications for a...,
What is the moa for allopurinol 3
10
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Module 3: COX-2 Inhibitors
What is cox 1 described as 1,
Where is cox 1 expressed 2,
What is cox 2 s constitutive expr...
9
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Module 3: Corticosteroids (systemic)
What are indications for systemic...,
What are the anticipated clinical...,
Describe the mechanism of action ...
10
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Module 3: Bone remodelling
What is the primary function of o...,
What do osteoblasts secrete into ...,
What are the main components of o...
17
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Module 3: Methotrexate
Methotrexate is a dmard what does...,
What is methotrexate s moa 2,
What are common adverse effects o...
6
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Module 3: Rheumatoid Arthritis infections
Why are patients with ra at highe...,
What are common types of infectio...,
What are strategies to minimize r...
3
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Module 3: Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment
What are the therapeutic goals of...,
What is ra 2,
What drug is considered firstline...
10
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Module 3: Osteoporosis treatment
What is the diagnostic criteria f...,
What are therapeutic goals in ost...,
What are lifestyle factors to red...
15
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Module 3: Gout Treatement
What is gout 1,
How is gout diagnosed 2,
What are indications for pharmaco...
22
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Module 3: Pharmacokinetic changes in elderly
What are the pharmacokinetic alte...,
How does altered body composition...,
How does decreased serum proteins...
5
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Module 4: Retinoids
What are retinoids 1,
What is the indication for tazaro...,
What is the pharmacologic categor...
21
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Module 4: Oral Iron Supplements
What is the indication for oral i...,
What is the therapeutic goal with...,
What is the moa of oral iron supp...
10
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Module 4: Oral Vitamin B12
What is the drug name for oral vi...,
What are common indications for c...,
What is the moa 3
10
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Module 4: Acne Tx
What is the indication for treatm...,
What is the recommended treatment...,
What is recommended for the tx of...
8
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Module 4: Rosacea tx
What is rosacea 1,
What nonpharmacologic interventio...,
What are second line interventions 3
4
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Module 4: Pruritus Tx
What is the general approach to t...,
What are interventions that help ...,
What does initial therapy for gen...
4
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Module 4: Iron deficiency anemia tx
Indication for tx 1,
When is oral vs iv iron recommend...,
When is transfusion indicated 3
6
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Module 4: Nephrotoxicity and Nephrotoxic medications
What is nephrotoxicity 1,
True or false nephrotoxicity can ...,
Fill in the blank common signs of...
10
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Module 6: Drugs effecting the CNS
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Module 9: Antibiotic Drugs
What are is the coverage and indi...,
What are is the coverage and indi...,
What are is the coverage and indi...
18
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Module 10: Respiratory
What is first line therapy for ma...,
What is first line therapy for tr...,
What is first line therapy for tr...
12
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Module 11
What is the autonomic nervous sys...,
What is the sympathetic nervous s...,
What are the neurotransmitters an...
18
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