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Pharmacokinetics & Pharmodynamics
In terms of the modified occupanc...,
An antagonist is a drug with affi...,
Because antagonists act by preven...
51
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Physiology of the PNS
What are the 3 main functions of ...,
What are the regulatory functions...,
What regulatory functions does th...
47
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Anticholinergics, Alpha and Beta Agents and Blockers
What are the four big anticholine...,
Antihistamines tricyclic antidepr...,
Atropine therapeutic uses 3
72
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Pediatrics, Pregnancy, and Older Adults
The production of congenital abno...,
Genetic factors account for about...,
Gross malformations are produced ...
48
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Epilepsy
Definition of epilepsy 1,
Seizures are initiated by synchro...,
Seizures that involve only one si...
18
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Local Anesthetics and Analgesics
Mechanism of action for local ane...,
What is the onset for lidocaine 2,
Why is lidocaine often given with...
24
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Psychiatric & Neurological Drugs
First generation antipsychotics f...,
Second generation antipsychotics ...,
Compared to first generation anti...
36
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Neurodegenerative
Parkinson s disease is a neurodeg...,
Pramipexole mirapex 2,
Levodopa carbidopa dopar sinemet 3
27
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Alcohol
Treatment of alcohol poisoning 1,
Acute effects of alcohol 2,
Wernicke s encehalopathy 3
9
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Diuretics, RAAS
What are the two major applicatio...,
Diuretics mechanism of action 2,
Diuretics adverse effects 3
61
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Calcium Channel Blockers
Calcium channel blockers 1,
Why are extended release calcium ...,
Calcium blockers cause vaso_____ ...
22
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Drugs for HTN, Heart Failure
When does stage 1 hypertension be...,
When does stage 2 hypertension be...,
When are meds indicated in hypert...
34
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Statins
What are vldls 1,
_____ initiate and fuel developme...,
Atherogenesis is considered prima...
17
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Drugs for Angina
What are the 3 families of agents...,
What are 3 other important medica...,
What 3 types of therapy are used ...
7
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Diabetes
Dm 1 clinical manifestations 1,
What are the rapid acting short d...,
What are the forms of short durat...
31
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Anticoagulants, Antiplatelet drugs, Thrombolytic drugs
Heparin mechanism 1,
Heparin unfractionated uses 2,
Signs symptoms of pulmonary embol...
29
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Birth Control
When does birth control interfere...,
How do combination ocs work 2,
What hormones do combo ocs work on 3
23
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Thyroid Disorders
Thryoid hormones have an importan...,
What is synthetic t4 2,
What test is most commonly done t...
23
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GI drugs
Peptic ulcer disease cause 1,
Peptic ulcer disease symptoms 2,
Aggressive factors that cause pud 3
77
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Antibiotics
What makes mycobacterial infectio...,
Tuberculosis treatment regimen 2,
Tb diagnosis 3
63
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Asthma/COPD
Asthma cause 1,
What class of drugs treat the inf...,
What drugs treat bronchoconstrict...
23
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