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BMA New Guide to Medicines
Common drugs that are bronchodila...,
What are bronchodilators,
Why are bronchodilators used how ...
12
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Mock Questions (ICT)
Which one of the following partic...,
Which one of the following partic...,
Which one of the following does n...
63
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W2 CVS
1-23 is blood pressure control molecular basis
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W2 Introduction to CVD
-Classification, Epidemiology and Risk
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W2 CVS Refresher
Where do carotid arteries take bl...,
Process of blood flow,
What are the stages of the cardia...
14
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W2 Blood Pressure Control (Pharmacotherapeutics)
AKA Antihypertensive Drugs 1
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CVS- Pharmacology and Physiology Quiz
Which of the following is a type ...,
Examples of direct renin inhibito...,
Examples of
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W2 Clinical Management of Hypertension
What is the diagnosis point of hy...,
Measuring blood pressure for info,
What is the step by step process ...
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W2 Clinical management of Hyperlipidemia
Why is lipid modification importa...,
What are the cvd conditions cause...,
Preventing cardiovascular eventsw...
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W2 Pharmacokinetics & drug interactions of antihypertensive drugs
Adme pharmacokinetics hypertensiv...,
Adme pharmacokinetics hypertensiv...,
Adme pharmacokinetics hypertensiv...
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W2 Pharmaceutical Chemistry of cardiovascular drugs
Agents affecting renin angiotensi...,
The renin angiotensin pathway wha...,
What is the role of acei
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W2 Lipid Homeostasis and Antihyperlipidemic drugs
What are lipids,
What is cholesterol,
What are triglycerides
26
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W3 Coronary Heart Disease and Thromboembolic CV pathologies (SM)
Coronary circulationhow does it o...,
Coronary artery flow angina obstr...,
Describe the cause and effect of ...
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W3 Patient safety
Bristol heart scandal,
What is the definition of patient...,
To err is human building a safer ...
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W3 Clinical management of Atrial Fibrillation
What is an arrhythmia,
What are some common arrhythmias,
What are the 4 types of af
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W3 Pharmaceutical Chemistry of cardiovascular system drugs ll
General approaches to anticoagula...,
Antiplatelet drugs cox 1 inhibito...,
Aspirin pka 35
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W3 Antithrombotic and Fibrinolytics
Function of anticoagulants anti p...,
What is haemostasis what are the ...,
Von willebrand factor
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W3 Clinical management of Acute Coronary Syndrome
What is acs,
What are the main conditions unde...,
State the differences between acs...
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W3 Clinical Management of Heart Failure
What is heart failure,
Heart failure terminology acute d...,
Chronic compensated heart failure
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W3 Cardiac Rhythms, Arrythmias, Anti-arrythmic drugs
What are the symptoms of an mi ho...,
What factors affect cardiac output,
Which vessel supplies oxygenated ...
45
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W3 PAPE drug history taking
What is drug medication history,
What information do you think is ...,
What is drug medication history
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W3 Physiology and Pharmacology Workshop
If you need to directly target st...,
If you need to target peripheral ...,
What is stroke volume
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W3 ICS- CVS
Patient a attends his gp practice...,
The patient information leaflet o...,
Why is gtn spray given under the ...
9
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W4 Consultation skills
Taking a full history,
History what is included in an in...,
What is the presenting complaint ...
21
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W4 Pharmaceutical Powders (ZM) 17.10
What are some examples of pharmac...,
What differences are there betwee...,
List some properties of crystalli...
28
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W4 Particle size analysis (ZM) 17.10
How do you calculate arithmetic mean,
How do you calculate geometric mean,
Histogram
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W4 Basic retrosynthetic approaches in drug synthesis (SF) 17.10
What is meant by retrosynthetic a...,
What are the conditions before at...,
Which is better linear or converg...
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W4 Granules and Granulation (ZM) 18.10
Powderspharmaceutical example,
What are granules pharmaceutical ...,
Why do we granulate
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W4 ICS Integrated CVS
The patient has found out on goog...,
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W5 Molecular Pathophysiology of Asthma
What is asthma,
What are the fev when a patient h...,
What is fev1
16
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W5 Pulmonary Drug Delivery l ll and lll
Why delivery drugs via the respir...,
How are drugs delivered to the lungs,
How do you measure particle size
39
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W5 Molecular Pathophysiology of COPD
Define copd,
What is the general definition of...,
What is chronic bronchitis
15
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W5 Management of Asthma
Making a diagnosis of asthma what...,
What are some atopic conditions,
What is the key difference betwee...
28
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W5 COPD and Cystic Fibrosis (AG)
(AG Wed 25.10)
23
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W5 Respiratory Pharmacology
Innervation of the lung,
Respiratory physiology other form...,
What are the 2 therapeutic aims p...
10
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W5 Respiratory Diagnostics
What are the diagnostic tests for...,
Diagnostic summary for info,
What is right breathe for info
27
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W5 ICS- RESP
List five main points that the gp...,
Summarise the diagnostic tests in...,
Summarise the tools that can be u...
21
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W6 Respiratory Pharmacology 3
Muscarinic receptors,
Muscarinic receptor antagonists m...,
Muscarinic antagonists used are n...
32
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W6 Pharmaceutical Chem Of Res System
What are the class of drugs for r...,
What is a pharmacophore,
Beta 2 agonists saba laba
11
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W6 Chiral Synthesis
Chiralitydefinition,
Discerning chiral tetrahedralmole...,
Chiral centre what do the hash an...
13
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W6 Drugs for the Respiratory System ll
What are examples of tropane alka...,
What are the features of samas,
Lama samawht are the key differen...
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W6 Pathophysiology of Cystic Fibrosis
aka Overview of Cystic Fibrosis
20
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W6 Getting the right medicine to the right person l and ll
What are dispensing doctors,
Which overseas prescriptions can ...,
What are the switzerland eea pres...
35
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W7 Antimicrobial Stewardship
Causes of resistance,
Development of amr for info,
Most efficient ways to prevent th...
24
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W7- Pharmaceutical Chemistry of Antibacterial Drugs
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W7 Epidemiology of infectious disease
What is an agent,
What is the definition of epidemi...,
What is an infection what is a tr...
20
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W7 Pathophysiology of infections and clinical infection markers
Mechanisms of pathogen host inter...,
Mechanisms of pathogen host inter...,
Mechanisms of pathogen host inter...
19
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W7 Immunology of Infectious diseases
Host defences against infections,
What are the different cells in t...,
What is the innate immune response
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W7 Antibiotics- drug classes and mechanisms
Microorganisms brief recap exampl...,
What are the differences between ...,
What is antimicrobial chemotherapy
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W7 Infection Prevention
What is infection prevention,
How can we slow antimicrobial res...,
How do infections occur 3 what 3 ...
27
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W7 Antibiotic resistance mechanisms in bacteria
Antibiotics are the basis of mode...,
Drug resistance in bacteria,
What specific tests measure antim...
24
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W7 Respiratory Infections
What are some examples of respira...,
What is pneumonia,
What is community ac
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W8 Mechanisms of action of antiviral drugs
Common characteristics of viruses,
Recap what makes up a virus compo...,
What are antiviral drug
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W8 Pharmaceutical Chemistry of antiviral drugs
Chemistry of dna and rna,
Nucleoside drugs moa,
Azt reverse transcriptase inhibit...
11
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W8 Overview of Antibiotics
Bacteria,
Why doesn t gram ve cell wall get...,
What are the types of gram positi...
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W8 Molecular Diagnostics in Microbiology
How can an infection be diagnosed,
Aim of microbial identification,
Specimen collection
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W8 Clinical aspects of viral infections
What is hiv aids,
Pathophysiology of hiv,
What causes hiv
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W8 Antiviral therapy for HIV and HCV
Human immunodeficiency virus hiv ...,
Hiv infection progress in three s...,
Antiviral drug resistance of rna ...
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W8 Clinical Management of Sepsis and Meningitis
What is the definition of sepsis,
Is sepsis and septic shock the sa...,
What causes sepsis
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W9 Malaria
What is malaria,
Malaria and travel from uk,
Different plasmodia different out...
28
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W9 GI, Dental, Eye
What is diverticulitis,
Acute diverticulitis,
When to refer diverticulitis
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W9 UTI
Causes of cystitis,
Cystitis vs uti can they be used ...,
Normal symptoms
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W9 Management of Fungal Infections
What are antifungal agents,
Azole antifungalstriazoles what a...,
Azole antifungalsimidazoles
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W9 STI's
What is stis,
Sexual transmission can occur via,
Chlamydia uncomplicated genital
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W9 Organisations and Healthcare Systems
Devolution for info,
Responsibilities of the devolved ...,
England wales
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W9 Heterocycles and amine bond formation methods in drug synthesis
Heterocyclic compounds,
Heterocyclic compounds nomenclature,
Type of heteroatom present
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W10 GI System Refresher & Nutrients and Drug Absorption
Key functions of the digestive sy...,
What are the two major anatomical...,
What is the gastrointestinal tract
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W10 Law relating to Poisons & Chemicals
Poisons spirits and chemicals the...,
Glossary,
Examples
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W10 GI microbiota: balance and alteration
What are examples of defences to ...,
What are normal flora,
What is symbiosis and the 3 types
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W10 GORD, Peptic Ulcer, H.pylori
What is gord,
Symptoms of gord 5,
What are the risk factors trigger...
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W10 Tablet Manufacture and Excipients
Differences between powders and g...,
Different types of tablets 8,
Method for swallowing tablets 2
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W10 Gut-Brain axis
The gi tract wall has what 4 layers,
Adventitia or serosa,
What is the gut brain axis
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W10 Tablet coating
What are the objectives of tablet...,
What are the types of coating 3,
Film coating
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W11 Further GI Conditions
What is diarrhoea a result of,
What is diarrhoea how long does a...,
What are the aims of treatment of...
39
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W11 Pharmacogenomics of the GI system
What is pharmacogenomics,
What are pro drugs,
What are the basic principles of ...
26
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W11 IBS, Coeliac disease, Diverticular disease, Diverticulitis
Diarrhoea,
Constipation,
Irritable bowel syndrome ibs
48
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W11 IBD, UC & Crohn's Disease
What is ibd 2,
What are the symptoms of inflamma...,
What are the extra intestinal sym...
38
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W11 Capsules and Suppositories
Capsules,
What are the advantages of capsul...,
Hard capsules
17
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W11 Pharm Chem of GI Drugs
What are the general drugs used f...,
What are the specialised drugs us...,
What are antacids some examples o...
24
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W11 Protecting Groups in Pharm Chem
What are protecting groups,
Example reduction of an ester,
Pgs what to consider 5
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W11 Antacids, H2 Antagonists & Proton Pump Inhibitors, Promotility Agents, Laxatives, Emetics & Antiemetics
Lectures: Disorders of the GI System, Antacids, H2 Antagonists, PPI's, Promility agents, Constipation and the need for laxatives, Emetics, Genes and digestive, GI inflammatory diseases
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