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MD1: SAR of B-Agonists & Antimuscarinics
What do salbutamol and ipratropiu...,
What does copd stand for,
What is the duration of onset of ...
50
cards
GV1: DNA, Genes, Proteins and Diseases
What are alleles,
What is an autosomal dominant allele,
What are some examples of disease...
21
cards
PT2: Pharmacology of Autonomic Nervous System
What is the function of the auton...,
What organs have both sympathetic...,
What organs only have sympathetic...
38
cards
PT1: Tuberculosis Pathophysiology, Microbiology and Treatment
What bacteria causes tb,
What type of bacteria is mycobact...,
What part of the body does mycoba...
47
cards
GV2: Mutations
What are inherited diseases,
What is cancer,
What are polymorphisms
24
cards
P2: PMDI Formulations
What does pmdi stand for,
What are pmdis,
What is the api dose range in pmdis
30
cards
PT3: Mechanisms of Asthma Hyperactivity
What is asthma,
What is asthma associated with,
What are two lung function tests
29
cards
GV3: Gene Transcription
What are the transcription contro...,
What is the role of rna polymeras...,
What are promoters
14
cards
PT4: Inflammation & Allergy in Asthma
What is extrinsic asthma,
What is intrinsic asthma,
What is allergy
40
cards
P3: Dry Powder Inhaler Formulations
What are some advantages of passi...,
What is the main problem with dpis,
What is the mechanism of a dpi de...
21
cards
P4: Inhaler Devices & Formulations
What are some examples of pmdis,
What are some examples of nebulisers,
What are nebulisers
17
cards
GV4: Cystic Fibrosis
Which organ is affected in cystic...,
What is cystic fibrosis,
How is nutrition managed in cysti...
21
cards
P5 & P6: Nasal & Otic Drug Delivery
Why is nasal drug administration ...,
How are drugs absorbed in the nose,
What is the main function of the ...
40
cards
GV5: Inducible Transcription Factors
What drives the gene transcriptio...,
What is histone acetylation,
What is heterochromatin
25
cards
GV6: Inducible Transcription Factors
Where are endgenous corticoids found,
What are mineralocorticoids aldos...,
What are glucocorticoids hydrocor...
23
cards
P7: Emulsions & Suspensions
What are colloids,
What are some examples of colloids,
What is the dispersion phase of a...
29
cards
P8: Formulation of Liposomes & Gels
What are gels,
Why does gel have a solid appearance,
How is a solid matrix formed
43
cards
PT6: COPD Mechanisms & Pharmacology
What is copd,
What are some other conditions as...,
What are the long term consequenc...
25
cards
P9: Nanocarrier Systems
What is the stratum corneum,
What are nanoparticles,
What is nanomedicine
30
cards
GV7: Chronic Inflammatory Skin Conditions
What is chronic inflammation,
What is acute inflammation,
What is chronic inflammation
16
cards
P10: Rheology
What is rheology,
What is viscosity,
What is rheology involved in
22
cards
P11, P12 & P13: Topical Drug Delivery
What is the structure of the stra...,
What are corneodesomes,
What are the pathways through the...
48
cards
P15: Ocular Drug Delivery
What are ocular dosage forms used...,
What is the anatomy of the eye,
What are the advantages of ocular...
22
cards
P14: Wounds & Dressings
What is a wound,
What is an incision,
What are lacerations
53
cards
MD5: Influenza Vaccines
What is orthomyxovirus,
What are three envelope proteins,
What is hemagglutin
21
cards
PT8: POM Eczema & Psoriasis Treatment
What is psoriasis,
What are the characteristics of p...,
What are the skin lesions of psor...
33
cards
PT9: Ocular Pharmacology
What are the features of the iris...,
What is the function of the cilia...,
What parts of the eye are smooth ...
38
cards
PT10: Ophthalmic Symptoms
What are the red flags with eye c...,
When does dry eye occur,
What are the symptoms of dry eye
8
cards
GV8: Stem Cells & Gene Manipulation
What are the three main approache...,
How does antisense work,
How does sirna mediated rna inter...
13
cards
GV9: Stem Cells & Gene Manipulation
What are the three types of stem ...,
What are totipotent stem cells,
What are pluripotent stem cells
12
cards
MD6: Development of Neuraminidase Inhibitors
What is genetic shuffling reassor...,
What is the antigenic shift of pa...,
What are the two groups of influe...
12
cards
GV10: Stem Cells & Gene Manipulation
What are stem cells,
What are the three major types of...,
What are the transcription factor...
15
cards
PT7: COPD
What is copd,
What is the main cause of copd,
What is fev1
21
cards
PT5: Asthma
What is asthma,
What symptoms indicate a high pro...,
What symptoms indicate a low prob...
10
cards
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