2nd semester list A and B Flashcards

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  1. Inhalational anesthetics
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nitrous oxide isoflurane desflurane sevoflurane

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  1. Intravenous anesthetics. Perioperative medication
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thiopental propofol etomidate ketamine midazolam dexmedetomidine fentanyl metoclopramide atropine antacid drugs antihistamines analgesics

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  1. Benzodiazepines
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diazepam nitrazepam midazolam alprazolam clonazepam flumazenil

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  1. Non benzodiazepine anxiolytics and non-benzodiazepine hypnotics. Pharmacotherapy of anxiety
    disorders.
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zolpidem zaleplon melatonin ramelteon buspirone +SSRISs

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  1. 1st generation (“typical”) antipsychotic agents
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chlorpromazine flupentixole haloperidol droperidol

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  1. 2nd generation (“atypical”) antipsychotic agents
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clozapine olanzapine quetiapine risperidone tiapride aripiprazole cariprazine

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  1. Tricyclic, tetracyclic and unicyclic antidepressants. MAO-inhibitors
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clomipramine amitryptiline maprotiline bupropion trazodone moclobemide

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  1. Selective serotonin and/or norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors.
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fluoxetine sertraline (es)citalopram venlafaxine duloxetine reboxetine

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  1. Norepinephrine and serotonin receptor antagonist antidepressants. Agomelatine. Tianeptine. Agents used
    for treatment of manic phase of bipolar disorders. Pharmacotherapy of affective disorders.
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mirtazapine agomelatine lithium carbamazepine valproate +egyes atípusos antipszichotikumok

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  1. Antiepileptics used in partial seizures and generalized tonic-clonic seizures except for the “broad
    spectrum” agents
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phenytoin carbamazepine phenobarbital vigabatrine

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  1. Antiepileptics used in absence seizures. “Broad spectrum” antiepileptic drugs. Drugs used for treatment of status epilepticus
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ethosuximide valproate lamotrigine clonazepam levetiracetam diazepam

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  1. Drugs used for treatment of neurodegenerative disorders. Nootropic drugs
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levodopa+carbidopa ropinirole pramipexole selegiline entacapone amantadine procyclidine memantine rivastigmine piracetam

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  1. Smooth muscle relaxants used for relief GI and UG spasms. Drugs influencing uterus functions
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papaverine drotaverine butylscopolamine misoprostol oxytocin ergotamine terbutaline atosiban Mg++ ethanol solifenacin oxybutinine tamsulosin

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  1. Antiemetic drugs. Prokinetic agents. Drugs for irritable bowel disease (IBS).
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dimenhydrinate droperidol metoclopramide ondansetron palonosetron aprepitant some cannabinoids

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  1. Drugs used in constipation (laxatives) and diarrhea. Drugs promoting digestion. Pharmacology of liver
    and biliary tract
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plant fibers MgSO4 magnesium-sulfate lactulose paraffin oil sennoside bisacodyl diphenoxilate loperamide active charcoal ursodeoxycholoc acid acetylcysteine silimarin

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  1. Drugs used in peptic ulcer diseases. Pharmacotherapy of peptic ulcer diseases.
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(es)omeprazole pantoprazole famotidine sucralfate MgO magnesium oxide Al2(OH)3 aluminum-hydroxide

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  1. Natural opiates, opioid receptors
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morphine codeine

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  1. Semisynthetic and synthetic opiates
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hydromorphone dihydrocodeine oxycodone buprenorphine nalbuphine meperidine =(pethidine) fentanyl methadone tramadol diphenoxylate loperamide naloxone methyl-naltrexone

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  1. General properties of NSAIDs. Acetylsalicylic acid.
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acetylsalicylic acid colchicin allopurinol rasburicase

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  1. NSAIDs, except acetylsalicylic acid. Non-opioid and adjuvant analgesics. Drugs used for treatment of
    gout. Treatment strategy of pain.
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metamizole naproxen ibuprofen (dex)ketoprofen phenylbutazone indomethacin diclofenac meloxicam celecoxib paracetamol

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  1. Immunopharmacology I. (cytotoxic agents, retinoids). Pharmacotherapy of autoimmune diseases
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cyclophosphamide methotrexate leflunomide azathioprin mycophenolate-mofetil

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  1. Immunopharmacology II. (Inhibitors of cytokine gene expression, 5-ASA derivatives)
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cyclosporin A tacrolimus sirolimus tofacitinib sulfasalazine

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  1. Immunopharmacology III. (Antibodies and fusion proteins)
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ATG (antithymocyte-globulin) rituximab infliximab adalimumab tocilizumab ustekinumab natalizumab dupilumab abatacept

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  1. Cancer chemotherapy I (antimetabolites)
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5-fluorouracyl capecitabine cytarabine 6-merkaptopurine methotrexate pemetrexed

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33. Cancer chemotherapy II (alkylating agents)
cyclophosphamide dacarbazine temozolomide cisplatine oxaliplatin dactinomycin bleomycin
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34. Cancer chemotherapy III (Topisomerase inhibitors. Inhibitors of mitotic spindle)
irinotecan etoposide doxorubicin vincristine docetaxel
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35. Cancer chemotherapy IV. (Hormonal agents)
tamoxifen anastrozole goserelin degarelix bicalutamide prednisolone octreotide
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36. Cancer chemotherapy V. (Small molecule signal transduction inhibitors)
imatinib gefitinib erlotinib lapatinib sunitinib ibrutinib crizotinib bortezomib dabrafenib+ trametinib everolimus tretinoin
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37. Cancer chemotherapy VI. (Large molecule signal transduction inhibitors.
trastuzumab (-emtansin) panitumumab rituximab bevacizumab alfa-interferon aldesleukin pembrolizumab