CPT and Prescribing Flashcards

Decks in this Class (25):

• 1 Safe Prescribing

  1 - Safe Prescribing

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  what are the three types of problems tha,

  how can prescribing on call lead to erro,

  what is a serious reaction
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• 2 Clinical Trials

  2 - Clinical Trials

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  what is the gold standard for clinical t,

  what is the definition and purpose of a,

  what does efficacy and safety mean when
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• 3 Pharmacokinetics And Pharmacodynamics

  3 - Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics

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  what is pharmacokinetics and pharmacodyn,

  what are some of the pharmacokinetic fac,

  what are some factors that can affect th
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• 4 Hypertension And Heart Failure Drugs

  4 - Hypertension and Heart Failure Drugs

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  what are the effects of hypertension and,

  what are the values that define hyperten,

  what are target blood pressures for diff
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• 5 Diuretics And Kidney Failure Drugs

  5 - Diuretics and Kidney Failure Drugs

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  what are the four broad functions of the,

  what are the seven different types of di,

  what are the definitions of the followin
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• 6 Pharmacovigilence And Pharmacogenetics

  6 - Pharmacovigilence and Pharmacogenetics

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  what is pharmacovigilance,

  what are the aims of pharmacovigilance,

  what is an adverse drug reaction
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• 7 Sex Hormones

  7 - Sex Hormones

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  what are the major effects of oestradiol,

  what are three groups of drugs when cons,

  why do drugs based on steroid hormones t
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• 8 Hyperlipidaemia Drugs

  8 - Hyperlipidaemia Drugs

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  what are the pro atherogenic effects of,

  how do atheromas form,

  what are the indications for statins
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• 9 Diabetes And Drugs

  9 - Diabetes and Drugs

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  what causes the secretion of insulin and,

  what are the different functions of insu,

  what are some drugs that can be a risk f
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• 10 Review Of Evidence

  10 - Review of Evidence

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  what is biological plausibility,

  what is evidence based medicine,

  what is the hierarcy of evidence
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• 11 Cardiac Arrhytmias

  11 - Cardiac Arrhytmias

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  what is an arrhythmia due to,

  what are the phases of the ventricular a,

  what is the vaughan williams classificat
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• 12 Antiplatelets And Fibrinolytics

  12 - Antiplatelets and Fibrinolytics

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  a thrombus is a clot adhered to the vess,

  what are some examples of thromboembolic,

  how does healthy endothelium prevent pla
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• 13 Nsaids

  13 - NSAIDs

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  what is the principal action of non ster,

  what are some examples of prostanoids an,

  what
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• 14 Opioids

  14 - Opioids

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  what is the difference between pain and,

  how do we feel pain in general terms,

  how can we modulate pain
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• 15 Anaesthetics

  15 - Anaesthetics

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  wa,

  what are the different stages of general,

  what are guedels signs
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• 16 Respiratory Pharmacology

  16 - Respiratory Pharmacology

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  what is the pathophysiology behind asthm,

  what does asthma control mean,

  what should you check with a patient bef
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• 17 Immunosuppressants

  17 - Immunosuppressants

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  what is the pathogenesis of rheumatoid a,

  what is the treatment goals with ra,

  what are some of the symptoms of systemi
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• 18 Chemotherapy

  18 - Chemotherapy

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  how does imatinib work as a chemotherapy,

  what factors contribute to tumour growth,

  what is the fraction cell kill hypothesi
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• 19 Antiemetics

  19 - Antiemetics

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  what are the physiological steps of vomi,

  what are the inputs on the chemoreceptor,

  how can we stop nausea and vomiting
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• 20 Gi Pharmacology

  20 - GI Pharmacology

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  what defence mechanisms does the stomach,

  what factors aggrevate gastric muscosa,

  what are the symptoms complicatons and r
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• 21 Antimicrobials

  21 - Antimicrobials

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  wha are the 5 main ways that antibiotics,

  what is the difference between bacterici,

  what are some ways that bacteria develop
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• 22 Anticoagulants

  22 - Anticoagulants

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  what two things are needed to control bl,

  how do anticoagulant drugs work and what,

  what is the mechanism of action of hepar
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• 23 Epilepsy

  23 - Epilepsy

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  what is a seizure,

  what is the pathophysiology of a seizure,

  what are some causes of seizures
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• 24 Neurological Disorders

  24 - Neurological Disorders

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  what are some clinical features of parki,

  after 15 years what clinical features wi,

  how do you make a diagnosis of idiopathi
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• 25 Poisoning And Stopp Start

  25 - Poisoning and STOPP START

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  what is pharmacological toxicity,

  give some examples of how the following,

  what are some of the pharmacologically t
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