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POM
Define emergency supply,
What are the two types of emergen...,
What are the conditions that must...
59
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Biochemical tests
What are the plasma components us...,
Why is water so important,
Where is sodium present
89
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POM part 1
Define a pom,
What can a pom also be called,
What are some exceptions to a pop...
45
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liver biochemistry
Where is the liver located,
What is the structure of the liver,
What are the functions of the liver
57
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renal
What are the main roles of the ki...,
How is urea produced,
What causes an increase in urea
46
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IBD
What is ibd,
What are the two main forms of ibd,
What is the key difference betwee...
103
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GI OTC
What are red flags for chest symp...,
What are red flags for your gut,
What are red flags for your eye
86
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dyspepsia
What is dyspepsia,
What could be possible differenti...,
When someone presents with dyspep...
38
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ACS
What does acs include,
What is the common underlying pat...,
What is a mi and how is it recogn...
25
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AF
What is af,
What is the ventricular rate of u...,
What can irregular atrial contrac...
35
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Anticoagulants
When may anticoagulation risk not...,
When do you start assessing bleed...,
What is orbit based on
27
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Heart failure
Define heart failure,
What causes heart failure,
What does heart failure result in
49
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Sale of GSL and P medicines
What are the 3 legal classes of p...,
What does po stand for,
What is the usual reclassificatio...
25
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hypertension
Hypertension isnt a disease what ...,
If a patient had hpt but no est c...,
What are the most powerful risk p...
26
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lipids
What are the cv disease risk factors,
What are lipids,
How are lipids transported around...
35
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COPD
How is copd characterised,
Define copd,
Who is copd most common in
40
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Asthma
How does the who define asthma,
What is the pathophysiology of th...,
What is the pathophysiology of th...
35
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Respiratory OTC
Define the common cold,
What are the causes of the common...,
How does a cold spread
47
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Eye OTC
What are some classifications of ...,
What is subconjunctival haemorrhage,
How should you help someone with ...
48
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Ear conditions
When examining the ear what do yo...,
How do you inspect the ear canal ...,
What is ear wax
40
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responsible pharmacist regulations
What does the responsible pharmac...,
Who does the rpr 2008 apply to,
What is the legal definition of rp
25
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clinical decision making
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glaucoma
What is galucoma,
What are the characteristics of v...,
How can the head of the optic ner...
41
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repeat dispensing
What is repeat dispensing,
What are the benefits of repeat d...,
What are the two different types ...
26
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diabetes meadhbh
What is diabetes mellitus,
What is the difference between ty...,
What are the risk factors of diab...
61
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paeds vaccination
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paeds OTC
What are common examples of off l...,
What standards relate to children...,
What does standard 10 in the chil...
91
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Prescribing
What are the principles of good p...,
What are the principles of good a...,
What are the safety warnings for ...
6
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deprescribing
Define deprescribing,
What are the aims of deprescribing,
How do you approach de prescribing
17
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medicines regulation
What are they key 3 pieces of leg...,
What was the poisons act 1972 rep...,
What was the medicines act 1968 r...
37
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commonly prescribed drugs pt 3
What is etoricoxib,
What are the safety concerns arou...,
What nsaid has the most favourabl...
25
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professional regulation part 1
What are the core functions of he...,
What is the gphc,
What established the gphc
32
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OA
What are the general features of ...,
What is the key presentation with oa,
How is oa diagnosed
4
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RA
What kind of disease is a systemi...,
What does ra increase your risk of,
Why do we have to take into accou...
49
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licensing
What is the licensing system,
What are the 3 types of license,
What are the two types of certifi...
42
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professional regulation 2
What is there further guidance on...,
What does the guidance on sexual ...,
What should registrations be in t...
26
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CNS OTC
What are otc analgesics used to t...,
What are the otc analgesics,
What are the different types of h...
98
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commonly prescribed drugs part 4
What is methotrexate what is it u...,
What toxicities are associated wi...,
How is methotrexate excreted
23
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mental health update
What are the different types of a...,
What are the characteristics of a...,
What are the characteristics of t...
40
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Parkinson's disease
What is pd,
What is the most common type of pd,
What are the two main types of id...
65
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frailty
What is the definition of frailty,
What are the concerns in frailty ...,
What are the concerns in frailty ...
41
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POM-P
What are the most recent pom p gs...,
What is the indication for estrad...,
What should the dose of estradiol...
36
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Osteoporosis
What is osteoporosis,
What are the risk factors for ost...,
What is the most serious fracture...
41
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Travel health
What is the advice for a person w...,
What is the advice for travelling...,
What should be done to prevent dvt
27
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dermatology PT 2
What is psoriasis,
What abnormalities does psoriasis...,
What causes psoriasis
54
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dermatology 1
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male sex health
Why is male health important,
What are the top 5 health symptom...,
What are the signs and symptoms o...
24
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female health
What is cystitis,
What are the risk factors for uti,
What are the symptoms of a uti
49
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transgender healthcare
What is binary gender,
What is cisgender,
What is gender
34
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contraception
What are the various types of con...,
What are the hormone changes in t...,
How does the coc work
34
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