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Vasoconstrictors
Adrenergic cholinergic receptor a...,
What happens when an sns neuron i...,
Where do the sns nerves originate...
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Vasodilators, Negative Inotropes
What is the definition of idiopat...,
In the development of idiopathic ...,
What is the primary cause of peri...
202
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Postive Inotropes
What is the defintion of shock,
Shock results from decreased ____...,
3 types of shock
104
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Antiarrhythmics
What is procainamide s mechanism ...,
What a re indications for use of ...,
What are signs of procainamide to...
145
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Hematology
What are the three main component...,
What is the number one reason peo...,
What is released from damaged cel...
109
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Anticoagulants
What is the source of heparin,
What is heparin s mechanism of ac...,
What are indications for use of h...
82
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Thrombolytic Agents
Which medications are classified ...,
What are indications for treatmen...,
How do thrombolytic agents work
14
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Hemostatic Agents
What are indications for use of a...,
What can occur with rapid iv infu...,
What are adverse effects of amicar
29
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Antiplatelet Medications
What are the 3 functions of plate...,
Which clotting factors promote pl...,
What is the most common inherited...
47
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Respiratory Meds
How many muscarinic receptors are...,
Which muscarinic receptors are in...,
Which muscarinic receptors functi...
67
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Steroids
Where are mineralocorticoids prod...,
Where are glucocorticoids produce...,
Where are weak androgens produced...
72
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Diabetic Meds
What substance is released from t...,
What substance is released from t...,
What substance sends signals to p...
161
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Thyroid Hormones
What is another name for hypothyr...,
What is another name for hyperthy...,
Which hypothyroid medication is m...
17
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Diabetes and Insulin
What substance is released from t...,
What substance sends signals to p...
92
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Oral Hypoglycemics
Which oral hypoglycemic medicatio...,
Moa of sulfonylureas,
What are examples of sulfnylureas
64
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Anti-microbial General Principles
Which type typically attack the c...,
What is the minimum inhibitory co...,
Can you compare the potency diffe...
63
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What you really need to know for ABX
Moa of beta lactams,
Moa of fluoroquinolones,
Moa of tetracyclines
172
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Neuropsych Meds- AEDs
What should be done in the first ...,
In the first five minutes of a se...,
What is treatment for blood sugar...
189
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Diuretics, Renal meds, and Lytes
Where does nacl reabsorption prim...,
What diuretics work primarily on ...,
What is the role of the loop of h...
112
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