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1. Receptors
Receptors ligand 1,
What governs drug receptor 2,
Table in book with receptor class...
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2. How do drugs work
How do drugs work 1
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3. Drug interactions
What is a drug interaction 1,
How can drug interactions be 2,
Give examples of physicochemical 3
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4. Drug absorption and bioavailability
What factors influence drug 1,
How can manufacturers alter rate ...,
What are the available routes for 3
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5. Drugs and the liver
In which ways are drugs 1,
How are drugs metabolised by the ...,
Enzyme inhibitors 3
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6. Drugs and the Kidney
How are drugs excreted from the b...,
Describe how drugs are handled as...,
1 glomerular filtration 3
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7. Variations in Drug Metabolism
What factors can cause a variable...,
Explain how genetic polymorphism ...,
Suxamethonium genetic variation 3
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8. Isomers
What are isomers 1,
Isomers can be classified as foll...,
What are structural isomers 3
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10. Exponential functions
Draw a graph showing how the conc...,
What is an exponential function 2,
What is e 3
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11. Dose–Response Curves
Draw a dose response curve for a ...,
Why do we log the plot and what s...,
Ed50 3
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12. First and Zero-Order Kinetics
What are first order kinetics 1,
What are zero order kinetics 2,
Why is this important clinically 3
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13. Volume of distribution, Clearance and Half-life
How can it be measured 1,
What factors determine the volume...,
Constant varied over time 3
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14. Compartment Models
What is meant by the terms one tw...,
One compartment model 2,
Two compartment model 3
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15. TIVA
What is meant by the term total 1,
What are the indications for usin...,
What are the properties of an 3
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16. Induction Agents
Ideal induction agent 1,
Ketamine 2,
Ketamine effects cvs x5 rs x4 cns...
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17. Nitrous Oxide
How is nitrous oxide produced 1,
How is nitrous oxide stored 2,
List the physicochemical properti...
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18. Inhalational Anaesthetic Agents (Volatile Agents)
Explain the term blood gas partit...,
Explain the term oil gas partitio...,
Meyerton overton theory 3
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19. Neuromuscular Blocking Drugs
Describe the nicotinic acetylchol...,
How does suxamethonium exert its ...,
What are the characteristics of t...
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20. Cholinesterase Inhibitors (Anticholinesterases) and Reversal Agents
How do anticholinesterases exert ...,
How are these drugs classified an...,
Medium acting 3
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21. Antimuscarinic Drugs
How do antimuscarinic drugs 1,
What are the clinical uses of the...,
What are the clinical uses of 3
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22. Opioids
What is the difference between an...,
How do opioids exert their effects 2,
Classify the opioid receptors 3
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23. Local Anaesthetics
How are local anaesthetics classi...,
Amide local anaesthetics 2,
Ester local anaesthetics 3
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24. Antiemetics and Prokinetics
Which receptors play a role in th...,
The ctz where 2,
What is the incidence of pov 3
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25. Antiarrhythmic Drugs
Describe the classification of an...,
Fig 251 cardiac myocyte action po...,
Table 251 vaughn williams classif...
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26. Antihypertensive Agents
What is map what is co how do bp ...,
Heart 2,
Blood vessels 3
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27. Diuretics
Draw a nephron and indicate 1,
How does mannitol exert its 2,
What is the major indication for 3
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28. Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs
How do nsaids exert their effects 1,
Describe the distribution of cycl...,
What are the main actions of pros...
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29. Antibiotics
What is antimicrobial 1,
What are the main principles of 2,
What is concentration dependent a...
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30. Anticoagulants
What types of heparin do you 1,
1 naturally occurring heparin 2,
2 unfractionated heparin ufh 3
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31. Antiplatelet Agents
Draw a diagram of a platelet 1,
How are platelets involved in clo...,
How can anti platelet agents be c...
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32. Blood
Intro 1,
Describe the composition and stor...,
Storage solutions include 3
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33. Hypoglycaemic Agents
What classes of drugs are used to...,
Rapid acting insulin analogues 2,
Short acting human insulin 3
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34. Anticonvulsants
What is epilepsy and how is it cl...,
Which drugs are available to trea...,
Drugs enhancing gaba mediated inh...
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35. Antidepressants
Intro what causes depression how ...,
What are the different classes of 2,
Moai s e 3
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36. Drugs Used to Treat Asthma
Asthma is a common disease 1,
Describe the pathophysiology of s...,
Outline the pharmacological manag...
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37. Benzodiazepines
Diazepam dose moa uses 1,
Diazepam ad me 2,
Midazolam 3
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38. Vasopressors & Inotropes
Phenylephrine 1,
Metaraminol 2,
Metaraminol adme effects 3
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39. Uterotonics
Oxytocin 1,
Oxytocin adme 2,
Carbetocin 3
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