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Exam 2: Hypertension and Angina
What is the formula for mean arte...,
What are the two main components ...,
What does systolic blood pressure...
33
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Exam 2: Alpha and Beta Receptor Agonists
What are adrenergic agonists 1,
What are direct acting adrenergic...,
What are indirect acting adrenerg...
23
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Exam 2: Cholinomimetics and Antimuscarinics
What are cholinomimetics 1,
List the major clinical uses of c...,
What is a direct acting cholinomi...
26
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Exam 2: ANS Physiology
What is the somatic nervous system 1,
What is the autonomic nervous sys...,
What are the subdivisions of the ...
41
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Study Guide Chapter 1: Intro
Blank 1,
What is the history of pharmacolo...,
Define pharmacodynamics 3
36
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Study Guide chapter 2: Receptor Theory
What are the two main types of re...,
What is the largest classificatio...,
What type of channels respond to ...
26
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Study Guide Chapter 3: Pharmacokinetics
What are the pharmacokinetic vari...,
Name the four ways a drug gets ac...,
What is aqueous diffusion 3
26
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Study guide Chapter 4: Biotransformation
What is hepatic clearance 1,
Define drug biotransformation 2,
What is a prodrug 3
27
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Study Guide Chapter 5: Pharmacogenomics
What are snps 1,
Define pharmacogenomics and its i...,
What is personalized pharmacology 3
23
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Lecture 2
What is the relationship between ...,
What is the relationship between ...,
Why can t some drugs be given ora...
210
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Lecture 3
What are receptor tyrosine kinases 1,
What is the function of ionotropi...,
How many ligands typically bind t...
107
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Lecture 4
What are endosomes 1,
What is endocytosis 2,
What is exocytosis 3
30
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Lecture4
What is an endosome 1,
What is the difference between en...,
What is desensitization in relati...
126
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Lecture 5
What are the normal metabolic pat...,
What happens during an acetaminop...,
What do toxic intermediates from ...
46
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Lecutre 6 Notes
What does the central nervous sys...,
What is included in the periphera...,
What is the function of the affer...
34
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Lecture 6 Transcript
What are the two main divisions o...,
What does the central nervous sys...,
What are the branches of the peri...
179
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Chapter 7-8 Transcript
What is a cholinergic drug 1,
What are the two main types of re...,
What are the two classifications ...
101
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Lecture 7-8 Notes
What are the main categories of c...,
What type of receptors are muscar...,
What type of receptors are nicoti...
30
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Chapter 9 Adrenergic
What are parasympathomyemetics al...,
What do adrenergic agonists and a...,
What neurotransmitter primarily r...
62
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Ch 11 Antihypertensives
What are anti hypertensive agents...,
Define arterial blood pressure 2,
What does systolic blood pressure...
97
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Ch 12 Vasodilators And Angina
What is angina and chf 1,
What is the average blood pressur...,
What is vascular tone 3
83
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Ch 13 Chf
What does heart failure generally...,
What does congestive heart failur...,
What is the five year mortality r...
87
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Ch 14 Antiarrythmics
What is an arrhythmia 1,
What percentage of patients exhib...,
What is the heart rate range that...
86
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Exam 2 Study Guide
What does the somatic nervous sys...,
How is the autonomic nervous syst...,
What is the primary function of t...
51
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Diuretics
What is the primary function of d...,
Define diuretic 2,
What differentiates a diuretic fr...
68
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Asthma
What is the common label for brea...,
What are the two major bronchis r...,
What is the primary site for air ...
76
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Histamine, Serotonin, Depression
What is the autochoid group of ne...,
Where is the majority of serotoni...,
The itch response can be classifi...
67
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Seizures
What is the trephenning procedure...,
Cupping for seizures 2,
What are the two main types of ne...
47
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Sedatives
What is a setting of hypnotic 1,
What are the two forms of the gab...,
True or false hypnosis and amnesi...
48
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Coags
What is the term for the formatio...,
What are the two main categories ...,
What are the two types of anticoa...
60
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Exam 3 Study guide
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Diabetes And Hyperlipidemia
What is the primary organ associa...,
The pancreas has two main functio...,
What are the islets of langerhans...
135
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Nsaids
What does nsaids stand for 1,
What is the primary use of nsaids 2,
What are common side effects of n...
50
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Opiods
What is the primary effect of opi...,
What must opioids do to exert the...,
What do opioids mimic in the body 3
59
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Antibiotics
What does the term antibiotic imp...,
What is the first discovered anti...,
What are sulfonamides classified ...
49
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Parkinsons
What is the primary movement diso...,
Define chorea in the context of m...,
What is athetosis 3
55
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Antiviral
How many antivirals are there app...,
Name a few diseases that antivira...,
True or false most viral diseases...
47
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