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Drugs and the Liver
Reading and Learning Outcomes
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Key reading: Rang and Dale’s Chapter 28 (p347-358) and Chapter 9 (p115-119), or Integrated Pharmacology Chapter 12 (p353-370) and Chapter 16 (p487-490)
- Describe the impact of renal and liver disease on drug pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
- List safety precautions that should be taken when prescribing in renal and liver disease
- Give examples of common drugs that must be used with caution or contra-indicated in renal and liver disease
- Discuss the drugs that are used to treat liver failure
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Drugs and the Liver
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Pharmacology
flashcards
Decks in class (26)
# Cards
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L1-3 Drug Handling Processes0
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L4,6,7 Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus0
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L5 Anticonvulsant Drugs35
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L8 Lipid Modifying and Antiplatelet Drugs33
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L9 Introduction to Neuropharmacology51
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L10 Therapeutics of Peptic Ulcer Disease20
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L11 Anticoagulant Drugs35
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L12 Antipsychotic Drugs41
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L13 Antidepressant Drugs34
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L14 Mood Stabilisers34
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L15 Drugs for Dementia and Parkinson's Disease42
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L16 Benzodiazepines + Antiolytics27
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SPR L1 Corticosteroids33
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SPR L2 Inflammation, NSAIDS and DMARDS32
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SPR L4 Analagesia and Gut Motility Drugs50
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SPR L5 Antimicrobials 132
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SPR L6 Antimicrobials 229
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SPR L7 Antimicrobials 326
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SPR L8 Biologic Drugs24
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SPR L9 Drugs and the Kidney27
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SPR L10 Drugs in Pregnancy and Extremes of Age23
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SPR L112
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SPR L12 ADRs and Drug Interactions43
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SPR L13 Acute Poisoning33
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SPRL14 and 15 Drugs Used in Cancer0
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SPR L16 Thyroid Drugs23
