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Intro to ANS
What are the 3 principal branches...
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Mechanisms of drug action
What is a good definition of a drug,
What are the 4 type of proteins d...,
Define agonist full agonist parti...
21
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Pharmacokinetics and metabolism
What is the basic route of the dr...,
Give some exemples of drug admini...,
What 2 ways do drug molecules mov...
28
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Cholinomimetics
What is meant by cholinomimetics,
How is ach synthesised and degraded,
What are the muscarinic and nicot...
25
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Cholinoceptor antagonists
What property do both agonist and...,
Where are nicotinic receptor found,
What are ganglion blocking drugs
13
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SNS agonists
What categories of na a receptors...,
What is the difference between na...,
How is neuradrenaline produced wh...
11
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SNS antagonists
What are the 4 receptors of the s...,
What are the different drugs that...,
Why use sns antagonists for hyper...
16
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Neuromuscular blocking drugs
Recall what neurotransmitter is u...,
Recall how ach transmits the ap a...,
Are the nmj ach receptors the sam...
15
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Drugs and the heart
Describe the changes of action po...,
What regulated the action potenti...,
What regulates myocardial contrac...
17
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drugs and the vasculature
What are the main agents that cau...,
What is bp equal to what is too high,
What is the tier list for hyperte...
10
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Drugs of abuse 1
How do drugs produce euphoria,
What are the main routes of entry...,
How can drugs of abuse be classified
11
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drugs of abuse 2
What is the origin of cocaine wha...,
Describe the pharmacokinetics of ...,
What metabolites are made from co...
19
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Heamostasis and thrombosis
What is a two level wells score a...,
What are the factor presents in i...,
How can anticoagulants target the...
15
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Artherosclerosis, Lipoprotein
How are lipids made water soluble...,
How are fats carried from the int...,
Recap the endogenous pathway of l...
14
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NSAIDs
What are the main uses of nsaids,
How do nsaids work,
What are prostanoids receptors
15
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Respiratory pharmacology
How do nerves control air flow in...,
How does the ans control airway c...,
In which parts of the ans is ach ...
11
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opioids
Where is opiates derived from wha...,
What groups are important for mop...,
What are different routes of admi...
19
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DIuretics
What is the target organ organ fo...,
Describe the physiology of proxim...,
Describe physiology of descending...
16
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IBD
What are the 2 major forms of idb,
Are there genetic factors to ibd ...,
Describe the mechanism of ibd
15
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Treatment of gastric ulcers
Are gastric or duodenal ulcers tr...,
What is the most common presentat...,
What are the 2 main tests for ulcers
11
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Anti-depressant
What are the two classes of phsyc...,
What are the 2 main types of depr...,
What is the monoamine theory of d...
11
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Adverse drug reactions
What is the epidiemology of adver...,
Describe categories to classify adr,
What are the different adr onsets
12
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Alzheimers disease
Epidiemology of alzheimers,
Clinical symptoms of alzheimers,
What is the amyloid hypothesis of...
8
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Axiolytics, sedative, hypnotics
Describe gaba ergic synapse,
What types of neurons use gaba,
What is the fate of gaba after re...
16
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Parkinsons and Neuroleptic
Describe dopamine pathway of tran...,
What are the important dopimanerg...,
Epidiemology of parkinsons
13
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Principles of general aneathesia
What is general aneathesia what w...,
What are the 2 broad classes of a...,
What is the target for intravenou...
11
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Anti-emetics
What are some things that can cau...,
What is the role of enterochromaf...,
What is ondansteron
9
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Principles of local aneasthetics
Recall the generation of action p...,
What is the key thing to remember...,
How do local aneathetics interact...
7
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Antibiotics and antifungals
Describe the membrane properties ...,
Explain how nucleic acid synthesi...,
Explain how dna replication and r...
13
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