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Cholinoceptor antagonists
Differentiate effects of blocking...,
What are ganglion blocking drugs,
Example of ganglion blocking drugs
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SNS agonist
Outline the signalling mechanisms...,
Outline the difference adrenergic...,
Outline the selectivity of adreno...
33
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Drug metabolism tutorial
What is paracetemol converted to ...,
Normal dose of paracetemol and ho...,
What is the problem with drinking...
26
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SNS antagonists
Adrenergic receptor subtype effects,
Where are a2 receptors found,
Outline selectivity of phentolami...
34
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Neuromuscular blocking drugs
How does excitation differ in pos...,
What nervous system do nm blockin...,
How is acetylcholine made
46
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Drugs for the heart
What could drugs control with the...,
T f sa node cells have a stable r...,
How does depolarisation occur in ...
51
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Drugs for the vasculature
What is the main factor determini...,
Which vessels contribute to bpwha...,
What is the effect of contracting...
32
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Drugs of abuse 1
Outline the reward pathway,
T f vta nucleus accumbens pwathwa...,
Routes of administration of drugs...
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Drugs of abuse 2
Where does cocaine come from,
Outline the types of cocaine and ...,
What are the problems with cocain...
39
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Alcohol
How to work out grams of alcohol ...,
What is low risk and what is binging,
How much alcohol in the blood if ...
47
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Haemostasis and thrombosis
What is interim treatment for dvt,
What is given for when dvt has be...,
Outline the molecular level of th...
41
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Atherosclerosis, lipoproteins and lipid lowering drugs
What is thought to be good and ba...,
Outline the exogenous pathway of ...,
What proportion of cholesterol an...
55
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Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Main risk of nsaids,
Main use of nsaids examples,
How do nsaids work what are the p...
53
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Opiods
What is an opiate,
What is an opoiod,
Give examples of opiates
56
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IBD
Types of ibd,
Where is ibd most common,
Are there genetic risk factors fo...
49
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Diuretics
What is the function o the na k a...,
How is water absorbed in the kidney,
As well as transcellular movement...
46
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Adverse reactions to drugs
Define adverse drugs event,
Adr can be classified according t...,
Classify adr according to onset o...
66
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Tutorial: Drug variability
What determines the amount of dru...,
What might be reasons for variabu...,
Reasons for absolute difference i...
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Drug metabolism
Outline the requirements for cyp ...,
What are the products of a cyp oc...,
What is the common structure of c...
52
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Pharmacogenetics workbook
2 reasons for differences in clin...,
Outline pharmacodynamics and phar...,
Why do differeces in pk and pd arise
14
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Anti-depressants
Categorise psychosis,
Categorise affective disorders,
Symptoms of clinical depression
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Anti-emetics
List the main mechanistic trigger...,
Outline the physiological control...,
How can chemotherapy cause vomiting
19
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Alzheimer's disease
Main risk factor for alzheiers,
Leading causes of death in the uk,
Clnical symptoms of ad
21
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Anxiolytic, Sedative and Hypnotic Drugs
Outline the gaba ergic synapse ne...,
What type of molecule is gaba,
What tye of neurons release gabaw...
72
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Antiparkinsons and neuroleptics
Differentiate neuroleptics and an...,
Outline synthesis of dopamine a t...,
Which is the rate limiting enzyme...
69
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Principles of general anaesthesia
What is clinially desirable in ge...,
What do general anaesthetics all ...,
T f gas all have similar structur...
33
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Local anaesthesia
Outline neuronal actin potential,
Define local anaesthetics,
Differentiate ap and motor end pl...
51
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Treatment of peptic ulcers
Common presentation of peptic ulcer,
Investigations of peptic ulcer,
Pathophysiology of h pylori posit...
28
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CNS disorders
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Antibiotics and antifungals
General info about background,
Differentiate gram ve and gram ve...,
What is mycolic bacteria
31
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Antivirals
Structure of virus,
Tropism of hepatits,
T f there is a cure for hep b and...
50
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Anticonvulsants
Define epilepsy,
Define seizure,
Prevalence and incidence of epils...
45
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Cardiovascular pharmacology tutorial
How does smoking body weight exer...,
Why is thiazide best choice,
Why does acei work well as a seco...
17
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