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Lecture 2
Psy12 inhibitors,
Why do we use multiple antiplatel...,
Which p2y12 inhibitors are prodru...
50
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lecture 3
_______are potent vasodilators th...,
Ccb moa,
How do ccbs affect cardiac cells
62
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Lecture 4
What is acs,
What are the spectrum of conditio...,
What happens in acute coronary sy...
75
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lecture 5
Name antiplatelet drugs,
Aspirin dose when pt presents to ...,
Name p2y12 inhibitor drugs
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lecture 6
When do we initiate b blockers fo...,
Reasons not to start b blockers,
Metoprolol starting dose
49
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Exam 2 lecture 1
What are the two types of hf,
What are the types of chronic hf,
Age related increase in likelihoo...
53
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Exam 2 lecture 2
Potential pharmacologic strategie...,
Drugs that can reduce intravascul...,
Drugs that increase myocardial co...
80
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Exam 2 lecture 3
Bb drug nmes with brand names,
Initial and final doses of bb,
How to titrate doses for bb
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Exam 2 lecture 4
Acute worsening of chronic hf acc...,
Ci cardiac index is a measure of ...,
Pcwp pulmonary capillary wedge pr...
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Exam 2 lecture 5
Steps for electrical conduction i...,
Pqrst meaning,
P wave is a culmination of
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Exam 2 lecture 6
Where are the depolarizations of ...,
Where is the sa node located,
When depolarization is generated ...
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Exam 2 lecture 7
Risk factors for a fib,
Reversible a fib etiologies,
A fib symptoms
63
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Exam 2 lecture 8
Difference between intermittent v...,
How to maintain sinus rhythm sr f...,
How to maintain sinus rhythm sr f...
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Exam 2 lecture 9
Polymorphic vs monomorphic vt,
Mechanism of vt,
Most common risk factors for vent...
25
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Exam 3 lecture 1
Divide the brain into 3 regions,
What are the notable structures i...,
Functions of medulla
39
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Exam 3 lecture 2
How does transport into pre synap...,
Effect of destruction of neurotra...,
Is post synaptic receptor
85
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Exam 3 lecture 3
Treatments for acute attacks rela...,
What are dmd,
1st line dmd for ms
64
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Exam 3 lecture 4 (MS)
What is pml,
Describe pml,
What must be tested before gettin...
35
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Exam 3 lecture 4 (PD)
Pd definition,
Pd symptoms,
Pd is characterized by a loss of
47
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Exam 3 lecture 5
Disease progression of pd,
Clinical presentation of pd motor,
Clinical presentation of pd non m...
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Exam 3 lecture 6
Define myoclonic tonic clonic ato...,
Define seizure epilepsy convulsion,
What are seizures a result of
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Exam 3 lecture 7
What are the neurocognitive domai...,
Difference between dementia and d...,
Define mild neurocognitive disorders
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Exam 3 lecture 8
What is antiseizure drug withdraw...,
What happens to vd in pregnancy w...,
What are contraceptive drug inter...
49
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Exam 4 Lecture 1
What are the changes made during ...,
How was the dsm 5 changed with re...,
What are the neurodevelopmental d...
42
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Exam 4 lecture 2
What is the concentration at whic...,
What percent occupancy do we need...,
How can we measure dopamine recep...
70
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Exam 4 lecture 3
What are warnings for all antipsy...,
What are some long acting injections,
What are things to know risperdal...
51
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Exam 4 lecture 4
What is gaba receptor coupled to ...,
Name gaba agonists and antagonists,
Difference between gaba a and gaba b
47
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Exam 4 lecture 5
What are drugs that cause anxiety,
Medication overview,
Buspirone receptor approved for h...
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Exam 4 lecture 6
Anorexia nervosa definition,
Specifics of anorexia nervosa,
Severity of anorexia nervosa
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Exam 4 lecture 7
Why is medication use in pediatri...,
Adhd med recommendation for presc...,
Adjunctive treatment for adhd oed...
29
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Exam 5 lecture 1
What is the name of the first ant...,
What are the types of depression,
What are the clinical features of...
60
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Exam 5 lecture 2
Risk of recurrence of depression ...,
What are factors that increase or...,
Dsm 5 diagnostic criteria for dep...
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exam 5 lecture 3
What are the two classifications ...,
Difference between acute subacte ...,
Explain the dfferent types of pain
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Exam 5 lecture 4
Therapeutic applications of nsaids,
What are the 3 phases of inflamma...,
Recruitment of what contributes t...
73
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Exam 5 lecture 5
What questions would you ask to s...,
Objective information to assess pain,
What would you use to assess pain
97
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exam 5 lecture 6
Clinical pearls for opioids,
Side effects of opioids,
Codein brand name
66
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Exam 5 lecture 7
Describe current trends in stimul...,
What parts of the brain are activ...,
Nicotine moa
46
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Exam 5 lecture 8
What are delusions,
Whar are hallucinations,
What are illusions
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