Week 10

Question 1

List the branches of pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

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Question 2

Define pharmacodynamic

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Question 3

How are medications named?

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Question 4

What is the chemical name, generic name, brand name, and therapeutic class of acetaminophen

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Question 5

What is the chemical name, generic name, brand name, and therapeutic class of ibuprofen

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Question 6

What is the chemical name, generic name, brand name, and therapeutic class of GLP-1 RA

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Question 7

What is the chemical name, generic name, brand name, and therapeutic class of ACE inhibitor

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Question 8

What is the chemical name, generic name, brand name, and therapeutic class of Beta-Blocker

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Question 9

Explain beta blockers (indications, action, clinical considerations, examples)

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Question 10

What are the side effects of beta blockers?

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Question 11

Explain calcium channel blockers (side effects, and examples)

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Question 12

Explain thrombolytic agents “clot buster” (and give examples)

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Question 13

Explain antiplatelet agents (and give examples)

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Question 14

Explain anticoagulants

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Question 15

Explain nitrates (side effects, examples)

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Question 16

Explain diuretics (side effects and examples)

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Question 17

Explain angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors (ACE inhibitors)

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Question 18

Label

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Question 19

Explain statins (side effects, examples)

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Question 20

Explain bronchoconstriction

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Question 21

Explain bronchodilators

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Question 22

What part of the nervous system do bronchodilators act on? Examples?

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Question 23

Explain the inhibition of phosphodiesterase (PDE) by bronchodilators

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Question 24

Explain corticosteroids and provide examples

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Question 25

Explain decongestants

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Question 26

Explain mucoactive agents

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Question 27

Explain cardiac catheterization

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Question 28

Explain the procedure of cardiac catheterization

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Question 29

Explain echocardiogram (TTE and TEE)

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Question 30

What is the procedure?

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Question 31

Explain CT of the heart

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Question 32

Explain CT of the lungs

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Question 33

What is the issue in A, B, and C?

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Question 34

Explain MRI

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Question 35

What is the advantage of MRI over CT?

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Question 36

Explain

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Question 37

Explain scintigraphy (nuclear imaging/medicine)

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Question 38

Explain chest X rays

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Question 39

What are the standard views of a chest X ray assessing TLC?

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Question 40

What is the procedure?

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Question 41

Explain

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Question 42

Explain the purpose of ventilation and perfusion scans

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Question 43

What is the difference in V/Q scans between normal and abnormal conditions?

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Question 44

Explain

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Question 45

What is wells criteria? How do you interpret the scores?

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Question 46

Explain serum enzymes and cardiac biomarkers in 1) cardiac injury, 2) heart failure

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Question 47

What is the BNP & NYHA functional class system?

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Question 48

What are the desired, borderline high, and high levels of lipids in 1) total cholesterol, 2) LDL, 30 HDL, 4) triglycerides

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Question 49

What are the norms for Hb, Hematocrit, and WBC?

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Question 50

Explain partial thromboplastin time, prothrombin time, and INR in terms of coagulation profiles

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Question 51

What are the norms for Na, K, and Mg?

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Question 52

Explain the measure and norm values for 1) BUN, 2) Creatinine

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Question 53

What questions to ask? Tests to take?

Answer 53

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