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CHD INTRO
What are the 4 pathogenesis of ih...,
Define myocardial ischaemia,
Define tissue ischaemia
32
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Angina
What is another name for angina,
Define stable coronary artery dis...,
What is a symptom of angina pectoris
22
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ADME
What is a drug,
Why do we administer drugs,
What is pharmacodynamics
14
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Angina 2&3
Nitrates are prodrugs what are pr...,
What are the 3 main treatments of...,
How do nitrates and nitrites work
29
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ADME 2
What are the two routes to absorp...,
What percentage of cardiac output...,
What is paracellular absorption a...
22
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SPECTROSCOPY: UV
What is uv spectroscopy,
When may a photon be released,
What is the equation for the ener...
21
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Acute Coronary Syndrome
What is acs and what are the 3 cl...,
What is acs triggered by,
Which acs is only partial occlusi...
38
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Heart Failure 1&2
Define heart failure,
What are the two clinical feature...,
How do you classify heart failure
36
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ADME 3
What must drugs be in in order to...,
How do most drugs cross membranes,
What membranes are lipophilic
24
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heart failure3/4/5
What are the 5 treatments of hear...,
What are the aims of hf ref treat...,
What is the integrated approach t...
81
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spectroscopy 2
What are the two types of atomic ...,
If your energy is in the form of ...,
If your energy is in the form of ...
18
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hypertension 1&2
Define hypertension,
What effects hypertension,
Is hypertension bimodal
44
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hypertension 3
What are the two types of pharmac...,
What are the two types of sympath...,
What are the 3 types of directly ...
35
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cardiac arrthymias 2&3
What are the treatment options fo...,
What are the 3 mechanisms for arr...,
What is the vaughan williams clas...
40
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mass spectroscopy- NMR
What are the 4 advantages of mass...,
What is mass spectroscopy based on,
How does ionisation occur
16
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beta blockers
What is responsible for the fligh...,
What is the difference between ad...,
What is the pre cursor of adrenaline
21
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ADME 4
How long does it take for a drug ...,
Is drug distribution evenly distr...,
What are the reversible interacti...
39
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ADME 5
What is drug metabolism,
What is anabolism,
What is catabolism
25
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cardiac arrthmias 4
What is the purpose of rhythm con...,
What ways can you restore sinus r...,
What do you do if the patient has...
31
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ADME 6
What is phase 2 metabolism regard...,
What is a conjugation reaction,
What are the qualities of conjuga...
38
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cholesterol
What does high plasma ldl levels ...,
Why do humans need cholesterol,
What are the two major sources of...
32
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ADME 7
What is phase i metabolism functi...,
What does phase 1 metabolism func...,
Where are mixed function oxidases...
32
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NMR 2
What type of multipliity is there...,
What does it mean if the protons ...,
What does it mean if the protons ...
19
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chromatography intro
Why is separation science so impo...,
To measure the amount of a certai...,
What is a limitation of separatio...
26
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anticoagulants
What are parental anticoagulants,
What are oral anticoagulants,
What is heparin
25
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blood disorders 1
What are the types of blood disor...,
What do all blood cells arise fro...,
What is anaemia
22
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local anaesthetics
How did they discover the first l...,
What is the addictive functional ...,
Why does procaine have a short du...
9
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stroke 1&2
How many hemispheres is the cereb...,
What does each side of the cerebr...,
What is the frontal part of the b...
58
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HPLC and GC
How can we determine the content ...,
How do we integrate the area unde...,
How can purity be assigned
19
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blood disorders 2/3
What is the haemoglobin molecude ...,
Where is iron in the body bound to,
How much iron is lost every day a...
51
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blood disorders 3
What does petechiae and ecchymose...,
How do you differentiate platelet...,
Define haemostasis
27
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renal 1
How are renal diseases classified,
What are the two classifications ...,
Define renal insufficiency
26
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diuretics
What kind of action do diuretics ...,
What are the two common examples ...,
What kind of a diuretic is caffeine
53
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RENAL 2/3
Is chronic kidney disease progres...,
What are the initial manifestatio...,
What is another word for renal fa...
49
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ADME 8
Define excretion,
What does excretion prevent,
What does excretion maintain
39
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renal 4
What are the 5 consequences of ur...,
What are the possible tubular dys...,
What happens to the intraluminal ...
47
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shelf llife
What is gibbs free energy equation,
What does gibbs free energy react...,
What does the arrhenius model do
24
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stability 1/2
Define stability,
What are the 3 main factors in pr...,
How are physical microbial and ch...
47
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glaucoma 1
What is glaucoma,
What is the palpebral fissure,
Describe the flow of tears
43
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CCB
What are ccbs,
How many different types of chann...,
What is the l type channel respon...
29
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