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SNS antagonists and false transmitters
What are the general effects of e...,
What are the main three factors t...,
What is the formula for blood pre...
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drugs and the heart
Give some drugs that decrease the...,
Give some drugs that decrease car...,
What are the 2 classes of calcium...
15
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drugs of abuse- CANNABIS
Describe the reward pathways in t...,
What are some common methods of t...,
Which route of drug administratio...
16
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drugs of abuse- COCAINE AND NICOTINE
Where is cocaine extracted from,
What are the pharmacokinetics of ...,
What makes cocaine particularly a...
13
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drugs of abuse- ALCOHOL
How do you calculate alcohol by v...,
What is the pharmacokinetics of a...,
Why are the effects of alcohol gr...
8
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haemostasis and thrombosis
What methods would you use to dia...,
What are the 3 stages in the form...,
What do anticoagulants target
18
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atherosclerosis
What are the early stages of athe...,
What is the earliest recognisable...,
What characterises a vulnerable p...
8
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NSAIDS
What are nsaids used for,
What is the moa of nsaids,
What are the unwanted actions of ...
9
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OPIODS
What is the nitrogen side chain i...,
What side chain is changes when m...,
What happens to the ionization of...
8
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Inflammatory bowel disease
What are the two major forms of ibd,
What are the genetic risk factors...,
What are the risk factors of ibd
18
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diuretics
What is oncotic pressure,
What transport occurs in the pct,
What proportion of sodium is reab...
19
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ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
What is the main risk factors for...,
What are the clinical symptoms of...,
Describe the major theory of alzh...
12
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anxiolytics & hypnotics
How is gama synthesised,
How is gaba metabolised,
How is gaba release regulated
22
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anti parkinsonian drugs and neuroleptics
How is dopamine synthesised,
Describe the metabolism of dopamine,
Where are the major locations of ...
16
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principles of general anaesthesia
What is general anaesthesia,
What are the 2 classes of general...,
What is the current theory of the...
9
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local anaesthetics
What are local anaesthetics,
Describe the generation of an act...,
What are the 3 components of a lo...
9
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anti-emetics
How does chemotherapy induce naus...,
What treatment may be given to ch...,
What is the pathophysiology of mo...
11
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anti convulsants
What is epilepsy,
How can epilepsy be diagnosed,
What are the different types of e...
15
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antibiotics and anti fungals
What is the moa of sulphonamides,
What is the moa of trimethoprim,
What is the moa of fluoroquinolones
16
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anti virals
What is a retro virus,
What is the general structure of ...,
What drug is used to treat hep b ...
13
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