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GENERAL EXAM #1
What drug can be life threatening...,
What is the general name hint for...,
What is the general name hint for...
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Alcohol (Exam #1)
What type of metabolism kinetics ...,
What three enzymes metabolize alc...,
What drug inhibits aldh what enzy...
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Sedative-Hypnotics & Anxiolytics (Exam #1)
The ideal anxiolytic anti anxiety...,
What class of meds is used to tre...,
What is the doc for enuresis
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Anticonvulsants (Exam #1)
What is the general moa for all a...,
What are the two targets of gluta...,
What type of channel is targeted ...
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Local Anesthetics (Exam #1)
In what two ways do esters differ...,
How are local anesthetics transpo...,
What type of base are most local ...
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Antidepressants (Exam #1)
What is the general nt abnormalit...,
What is the moa of tcas,
What is the moa of ssris
30
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Antipsychotics (Exam #1)
Positive symptoms are due to ___ ...,
Negative symptoms are due to ___ ...,
What is the start and end point o...
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Opioids (Exam #1)
What is the general moa of all op...,
What are the four major effects o...,
Which opioid is most likely to in...
29
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Parkinson's/Alzheimer's (Exam #1)
What four major sxs are seen with...,
Which da pathway is affected with...,
What is the moa of l dopa levodop...
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Drugs of Abuse (Exam #1)
Pharmacokinetic vs pharmacodynami...,
What are two major properties of ...,
What is the reward pathway
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Antihistamines (Exam #2)
First generation h1 antagonists v...,
What are the three first generati...,
What are the three second generat...
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Asthma/COPD (Exam #2)
What is the typical treatment pro...,
Why do you always have to use an ...,
Which group of meds are preferred...
21
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GI Drugs (Exam #2)
What are the two antacids and wha...,
What are the two primary h2 hista...,
What are the two primary ppis wha...
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NON-Opioid Analgesics (Exam #2)
What is the rate limiting step of...,
Prostacyclin produced by cox 1 or...,
Thromboxane produced by cox 1 or ...
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DMARDs (Exam #2)
What are the two major aes of gol...,
Alternative use of penicillamine ...,
Which dmard drug inhibits pg synt...
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Gout (Exam #2)
What are the two etiologies types...,
How is uric acid eliminated and h...,
What is the primary nsaid used to...
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Migraines (Exam #2)
What is the doc for migraines and...,
Which medication has an moa of 5 ...,
Generally what are the aes and ci...
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PA Antihistamines (Exam #3)
Which group of antihistamines sho...,
For what two conditions are 1st g...,
Which group of antihistamines sho...
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PA Pain Management (Exam #3)
What is the most common ae associ...,
What is undertreated pain resulti...,
What is withdrawal sxs with abrup...
28
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PA Cardiac (Exam #3)
What is the initial tx for hf and...,
What are the three loop diuretics...,
Which two loop diuretics are ci i...
50
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PA Pulmonary (Exam #3)
What are the two initial tx optio...,
What two medications can be consi...,
What are the four aes associated ...
18
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PA Renal (Exam #3)
What is the primary concern assoc...,
What is the primary concern assoc...,
What is the primary concern assoc...
12
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PA Antidepressants (Exam #3)
What does sig e caps stand for an...,
What is the primary screening too...,
What are the two tx goals for mdd...
27
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PA GI (Exam #3)
What are two examples of antacids,
What is the name hint for h2 bloc...,
What is the name hint for ppis wh...
50
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PA Antibiotics (Exam #3)
What are the four groups of beta ...,
What are two examples of cephalos...,
What is an example of glycopeptid...
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