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Introduction to pharmacology
What organization controls prescr...,
What organizations control who ca...,
What are the features of a schedu...
14
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Pharmacodynamics
What are the features of drug rec...,
Estrogen receptor and vitamin a r...,
What are two examples of intracel...
21
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Pharmacokinetics
Is the protonated form of a weak ...,
Is the protonated form of a weak ...,
Do ionized or non ionized forms o...
43
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Autonomic pharmacology I
Which organs receive only sympath...,
All preganglionic fibers secrete ...,
Which enzyme is responsible for b...
32
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Autonomic pharmacology II
What is the effect of m3 receptor...,
What is the effect of m3 receptor...,
What is the effect of nn receptor...
51
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Autonomic pharmacology III
What is the mechanism of atropine,
What are the pharmacological effe...,
What are the clinical uses for at...
69
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Autonomic pharmacology IV
What are the three types of adren...,
What are the two categories of di...,
What are the selective direct act...
45
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Autonomic pharmacology V
Epi is a potent stimulant of whic...,
Why are the effects of epi so com...,
What are the cardiac effects of s...
63
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Autonomic pharmacology VI
What is the affinity for labetalo...,
What effect does labetalol have o...,
What is the clinical use for labe...
15
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GI pharmacology I
Hcl is secreted by what cell,
Mucus and bicarb are secreted by ...,
Histamine is secreted by what cel...
24
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GI pharmacology II
What is the result of d2 receptor...,
What are the prokinetic agents,
What is the mechanism of action o...
34
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GI pharmacology III
What are common treatment strateg...,
What type of drug is tegasarod ze...,
What type of drug is alosetron lo...
18
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Antineoplastic agents I
Are tumor cells with shorter doub...,
Cell kill hypothesis,
Defintion epithelial mesenchymal ...
33
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Antineoplastic agents II
What class of antimetabolite are ...,
Which enzyme activates 6 tg and 6...,
What is the mechanism of resistan...
56
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Hematological agents I
What allows fibrin to remain at t...,
What are features of venous thrombi,
What are features of arterial thr...
20
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Hematological agents II
In hit2 antibodies are directed a...,
What is the result of hit2,
What is the name for lmwh
23
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Antihyperlipidemics
What is the lowest density lipopr...,
What are the roles of the apolipo...,
What is the role of npc1l1
35
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Cardiovascular pharmacology I
Which ion is responsible for phas...,
Calcium is important for which ph...,
Why is the phase 2 downslope of t...
22
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Cardiovascular pharmacology II
What are the four ways to decreas...,
What are the two ways to increase...,
What are the class ia antiarrhyth...
30
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Cardiovascular pharmacology III
What are the effects of class iv ...,
What are the cardiovascular sites...,
How do the calcium channel blocke...
16
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Cardiovascular pharmacology IV
Case studies
1
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Cardiovascular pharmacology V
Where is potassium primarily reab...,
What is reabsorbed at the proxima...,
What is reabsorbed at the thin de...
28
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Cardiovascular pharmacology VI
Thiazide diuretics block what tra...,
What is the main thiazide diureti...,
What are the effects of thiazide ...
26
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Cardiovascular pharmacology VII
What are the ace inhibitor agents,
What is the mechanism of action f...,
The acei effect may be very poten...
38
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Cardiovascular pharmacology VIII
What is the safest agent for htn ...,
Why is labetalol preferred over o...,
What drugs are generally avoided ...
4
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Cardiovascular pharmacology IX
What is the typical cause of angi...,
What are agents that decrease oxy...,
What are agents that increase oxy...
14
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Cardiovascular pharmacology X
What is anrep,
What is the bowditch phenomenon,
Arbs block which pathophysiologic...
19
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Cardiovascular pharmacology XI
What are the adverse effects of d...,
What are the clinical application...,
What is used to correct digoxin t...
6
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CNS depressants and sedatives
What are the benzodiazepine sedat...,
What are the benzodiazepine anxio...,
What are the benzodiazepine like ...
25
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Antidepressants
What is the monoamine biogenic am...,
What is the neurotropic hypothesi...,
What is the moa of tcas
37
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Anticonvulsants I
What is the cause of seizures,
Seizures are usually characterize...,
What are the underlying causes of...
45
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Anticonvulsants II
What are the hydantoin antiseizur...,
Which hydantoin antiseizure drug ...,
Where is phenytoin metabolized by...
47
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General anesthesia
What does general anesthesia do t...,
What is the triad of anesthesia,
Which anesthesia adjuvants reliev...
60
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Local anesthesia
What are the disadvantages of spi...,
Where is a spinal block administered,
What are the advantages of an epi...
43
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Antipsychotics
Definition psychosis,
What are the positive symptoms of...,
What are the negative symptoms of...
37
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Neurodegenerative disorders
What characterizes the deficits i...,
What characterizes the deficits i...,
What characterizes the deficits i...
31
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Antiparkinsons drugs
What is the intracytoplasmic aggr...,
Pd is characterized by loss of wh...,
What are the cardinal signs and s...
23
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Opioid analgesics
Definition opium,
Definition opiate,
Definition opioid
31
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CNS stimulants
What are the three classes of cns...,
What is the analeptic respiratory...,
What is the moa of doxapram
32
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Drugs of abuse I
Definition pharmacokinetic tolerance,
Definition pharmacodynamic tolerance,
What are the molecular targets of...
17
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Drugs of abuse II
What are the most commonly abused...,
What are the date rape drugs,
What is the role of flumazenil wh...
21
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Antibiotics I
The bacterial cell wall is compos...,
What constitutes gram positivity ...,
What constitutes gram negativity ...
44
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Antibiotics IIa
Penecillins target what bacterial...,
Cephalosporins target what bacter...,
Monobactams target what bacterial...
63
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Antibiotics IIb
Which antibiotic is highly associ...,
Does chloramphenicol exert a bact...,
Chloramphenicol is mainly used fo...
33
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Antibiotics III
What are good choices for uncompl...,
What are good choices for complic...,
What three major agents are used ...
28
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Antibiotics - MOAs
0
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Antibiotics - adverse effects
0
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Antibiotics - MORs
0
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Antimycobacterial agents
What is the shape of mycobacteria,
What is incorporated into the cel...,
What is the gram stain of mycobac...
49
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Antiparasitic drugs
Which enzyme is unique to parasites,
What are the three targets for an...,
What organism causes amebiasis
51
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Antifungal chemotherapy
What are the opportunistic fungal...,
Onychomycosis causes what type of...,
Dimorphic fungi usually cause wha...
45
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Antiviral drugs
Antiviral treatments for herpesvi...,
What type of drug is acyclovir,
What is the moa of acyclovir
56
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Antiretroviral drugs
What are the ntris,
What are the nntris,
What is the fusion inhibitor agent
58
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NSAIDs and gout
What are the molecular inflammato...,
What are the arachadonic acid met...,
What are the functional character...
37
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Rheumatoid arthritis and migraine
What are the stages of ra,
What characterizes the amplificat...,
What are the first line drugs for ra
28
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immunosuppressants
What are the indications for immu...,
What are the major classes of imm...,
What are the adverse effects of i...
43
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Herbal medications
What are the problems with eviden...,
What is the caveat to regulatory ...,
What is the role of regulatory co...
36
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Topical agents
What are the living layers of the...,
In which epidermal layer does mos...,
Which epidermal layer synthesizes...
48
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Antihistamines
What are the general mechanisms f...,
What leads to cytolytic mechanism...,
What leads to noncytolytic mechan...
47
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Adrenal agents
What are the drug targets of cort...,
17a hydroxylase is responsible fo...,
11b hydroxylase is responsible fo...
43
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Thyroid and antithyroid agents
Where does thyroid hormone synthe...,
How does iodide get into the thyr...,
What enzyme is responsible for co...
45
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Androgen agents
Where is testosterone synthesized...,
What enzymes is responsible for c...,
17b hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase ...
43
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Estrogens and progestins
Steroidogenesis in the ovary is r...,
Which cells are required for estr...,
What are the features of follicul...
34
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Estrogen and progestin inhibitors
What is the moa of clomephine,
What is the therapeutic use of cl...,
What are the main adverse effects...
29
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Insulin and hypoglycemic agents
What are the positive regulators ...,
What are the negative regulators ...,
What is the molecular mechanism o...
51
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Geriatric pharmacology
What are four methods to prevent ...,
What are three tools for medicati...,
What is stopp used for
32
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Toxicology I
What is the primary determinant o...,
What is the secondary determinant...,
Definition ld50
33
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Toxicology II
What is the antidote for warfarin...,
What is the antidote for acute op...,
What is the long term therapy for...
17
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Pharmacogenomics I
Definition pharmacogenomics,
Definition monogenic drug response,
Definition multigenic drug response
25
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Pharmacogenomics II
What are the gene polymorphisms t...,
Tamoxifen codeine and paroxetine ...,
What drugs are metabolized by cyp2d6
28
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