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Lecture 1 - Safe Prescribing
Jij,
How do you minimise risk when pre...,
What is the most expensive drug b...
6
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Lecture 2 - Clincal Trials
What is the problem with not havi...,
What is the definition of a clini...,
What is the purpose of a clinical...
48
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Lecture 3 - Pharmaocdynamics And Pharmacokinetics
What are the 4 main processes in ...,
What form of a drug is functional,
What are the regulatory bodies in...
102
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Lecture 4 - Hypertensive Drugs
What is the equation for mean art...,
What regulates blood pressure,
What are some autocoids locally a...
82
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Lecture 5 - Diuretics And Heart Failure
What are diuretics,
What does natriuretic mean,
What does aquaretic mean
79
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All Drugs
What are acei what are they used ...,
What are arbs what are they used ...,
What are dihydropyridines what ar...
23
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Drug Of The Day
What is ramipril what is it used ...,
What is ramipril what is it used ...,
What is furosemide what is it use...
25
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Lecture 6 -Pharmacovigilance And Pharmacogenetics
What is pharmacovigilance,
What is the point of pharmacovigi...,
What is the mhra
27
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Lecture 7 - Hyperlipidaemia
What is the function of cholesterol,
What is the clinical risk of havi...,
What is hdl
43
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Lecture 8 - Antiarrhythmics
What is the process of generating...,
Go to slide 4 describe what s hap...,
Go to slide 4 describe what s hap...
61
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Lecture 9 - Repro And Post Repro Health
What is the precursor molecule fo...,
Where are theca cells and granulo...,
What is the function of the theca...
66
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Lecture 10 - Diabetes
What stimulates the release of in...,
What is the half life of insulin,
What inhibits the secretion of in...
68
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Lecture 11 - Antiplatelets And Fibrinolytics
What are 2 examples of bleeding d...,
What is haemophilia a,
What is haemophilia b
69
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Lecture 12 - Key Statistics In Evidence Based Medicine
What is the definition of incidence,
Look at slide 6 calculate the inc...,
What is prevalence
21
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Lecture 13 - Reviews Of Evidence (Systemic Reviews And Meta-analyses)
What are the 2 types of descripti...,
What are the 2 types of analytica...,
What are the strongest type of sc...
31
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Lecture 14 - Immunosupressants
What conditions do rheumatologist...,
What is rheumatoid arthritis,
What joint is often damaged in rh...
70
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Lecture 15 - NSAIDs
What are the different types of p...,
Why type of production are prsota...,
What is the name of the prostanoi...
58
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Lecture 16 - Opioids
What is the definition of pain,
What are some endogenous opioids,
What are the 2 types of pain fibres
59
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Lecture 17 - Respiratory Drugs
What is asthma,
What is considered controlled asthma,
What is uncontrolled asthma
56
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Lecture 18 - Nausea/vomiting Constiption And Diarrhoea
What is vomiting emesis,
Where is the vomiting centre loca...,
What is the very general process ...
86
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Lecture 19 - Review
What drug inhibts the expression ...,
What are the 5 classes of anti ar...,
How many half lives are required ...
18
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Lecture 20 - GI Pharmacology
What is the most common location ...,
What are some symptoms of gastric...,
What are some risk factors of gas...
36
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Lecture 21 - Abx
What antibiotic would you give to...,
What class of drug is gentamicin,
What are the dangerous side effec...
8
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Lecture 22- Anticoagulants
What is thrombosis,
What is the difference between ar...,
What is antithrombin iii
64
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Lecture 23 - Neuropharmacology
What is idiopathic parkinson s di...,
What structures can form in idiot...,
What occurs in the basal ganglia ...
65
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Letcure 24 - Epilepsy And Antiepileptics
What is the main excitatory neuro...,
What is the main receptor which t...,
What is the main inhibitory neuro...
73
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Lecture 25 - Anaesthetics
What are the 2 main methods that ...,
What are the 2 ways by which gene...,
What are the ways by which local ...
62
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Lecture 26 - Chemotherapy
What type of drugs do we use to t...,
What is the structure of dna,
What are nucleotides
86
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Lecture 27 - Poisoning
What is the difference between ad...,
What is the most common pharmacol...,
What is a beneficial side effect ...
45
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Review
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the adverse drug reaction...
18
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