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Introduction into clinical ethics
What is clinical ethics,
Why is there a greater relevance ...,
What are the two basic schools of...
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pain and analgesics 1
Define pain,
What are the types of nociceptive...,
What is visceral pain
45
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pain and analgesics
What neruochemicals are released ...,
What is the role of 5ht in pag op...,
What is the role of na in pag opi...
60
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management of pain in practice
What is pain,
What ovservational changes would ...,
What are the types of chronic pain
54
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Modified release opioid analgesics
What is a sustained release formu...,
What is a controlled release form...,
What is the difference between co...
43
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opioid analgesics
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Addiction
Define substance abuse,
Define dependance,
Define addiction
32
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Substance misuse opioids
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Substance misuse alcohol
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Introduction to topical preparations
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supposotories
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Professional standards
Why are there standards for pharm...,
What are the 9 standards pharmacy...,
How is standard 1 provide patient...
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5HT
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SSRI
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TCAs
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schizophrenia
Define schizophrenia,
When does schiophreinia usually d...,
How does genetics link to schizop...
46
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dopamine and mental illness
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CNS OTC
What are the types of headaches,
What is a migrane,
What are the key features that su...
49
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Clinical negligance
What are the adverse clinical out...,
What are the professional basis o...,
What is the duty of care in relat...
16
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epilepsy 1
Define epilepsy,
What is a seizure,
What is an epileptic seizure
21
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epilepsy 2
What are the 6 main types of prim...,
What is an absence seizure,
What is a tonic clonic seizure
32
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epilepsy 3
What are the general principles o...,
What are the aims of clinical man...,
What do we educate patients on
22
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epilepsy 4
What are the clinically desired p...,
How should pharmacological treatm...,
What are the commonly used aeds
24
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eplipsy in clinical practice
What is epilepsy,
Define status epilepticus,
What is a tonic seizure
56
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depression and anxiety in practice
How can pharmacists be involved i...,
How can pharmacists be involved i...,
What may you consider asking some...
70
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bipolar disorder in practice
What is bipolar affective disorder,
What is bpad associated with,
What does nice recommend for a pa...
44
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The legal system
What are the sources of law in th...,
What are the legal systems in the uk,
What does the constitution involve
30
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informed consent
What ways can you work in partner...,
What are the basis of pharmacist ...,
What is the check list for patien...
30
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pharmacokinetics
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Parkinson's disease 1/2
What occurs in the catecholamie s...,
How common is pd in the uk,
How does pd occur
84
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Parkinson's disease in practice
What is pd,
Who is pd most common in,
What are motor complications usua...
47
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ADHD
What is adhd,
What is the 3 basic forms of adhd,
When is adhd first diagnosed
43
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clinical confidentiality
What is the role of clinical reco...,
What is appropiate clinical conte...,
What would be representive of goo...
26
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bio adhesive systems
Define bioadhesion,
Define a drug carrier system,
What is a bioogical surface
48
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transdermal drug delivery
Define transdermal drug delivery,
Define topical delivery,
What are the advantages of transd...
65
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dementia in practice
What are the different types of d...,
What are the different dementia f...,
What drugs could cuase alteration...
36
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dermatology otc
What is eczema,
What kind of a condition is eczema,
What are some of the clinical var...
46
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alzhimers 1
Define dementia,
What does dementia affect,
For a diagnosis of dementia to be...
21
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insomnia in practice
What is incomnia,
How is insomnia characterised,
What are some of the detrimental ...
43
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anxiety disorders 1
Define anxiety,
When does anxiety become a problem,
How is anxiety characterised
28
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anxiety disorders 2
What is suitable to treat all typ...,
When should you use benzos in anx...,
What should be discussed with ant...
38
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drugs in sport
What do anabolic andorgenic stero...,
What are aas give an example,
What would be the common dose
24
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