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Extra Learning Week 1-4
What is the primary site for drug...,
Valium diazepam acts through whic...,
Are drug effects thought to be pr...
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Week 1
What is pharmacokinetics 1,
What does pharmacokinetics examine 2,
What is pharmacodynamics 3
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Week 2 Stable Angina
What is stable angina 1,
What typically triggers stable an...,
How is stable angina relieved 3
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Week 2 Heart Failure and Angina Medication
Define heart failure hf in terms ...,
How does activation of the sympat...,
Contrast hfref and hfpef in terms...
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Week 2 Pulmonary hypertension Drugs
What is the primary mechanism of ...,
What are the key lipid profile ch...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
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Week 2 Class 3 Antiarrhythmic Drugs (Potassium Channel Blockers)
What is the primary mechanism of ...,
What ecg effect is common to all ...,
What makes amiodarone unique amon...
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Week 2 Methemoglobinemia
What is methemoglobinemia 1,
At what methemoglobin level does ...,
What are two primary causes of co...
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Week 2 Stable vs. Unstable Angina
What is the primary cause of both...,
How does stable angina differ fro...,
What pathophysiologic event typic...
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Week 2 Nitrates
What is the primary mechanism of ...,
How do nitrates reduce myocardial...,
What is the clinical significance...
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Week 2 Class 2 Antiarrhythmic Drugs (Beta Blockers)
What is the mechanism of action o...,
How do beta blockers exert antiar...,
What ecg change is most associate...
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Week 2 Hypertension Drugs
What is hypertension 1,
How is hypertension commonly disc...,
List contributing factors to hype...
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Week 2 Class 1 Antiarrhythmic Drugs
What are class 1 antiarrhythmic d...,
What is the general effect of cla...,
What are the three subgroups of c...
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Week 2 Class 5 Antiarrhythmic Drugs
What is the vaughan williams clas...,
List the five classes of the vaug...,
What are the subgroups of class 1...
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Week 2 Anticoagulants
What are anticoagulants 1,
List general indications for anti...,
What are the primary classes of a...
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Wwek 2 Class 4 Antiarrhymic Drugs
What are calcium channel blockers...,
What are common uses of calcium c...,
What characterizes dihydropyridin...
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Week 2 Antiplatlet Drugs
What are antiplatelet agents 1,
List some general indications for...,
Name the primary classes of antip...
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Week 3 Asthma
What is asthma 1,
What cells and cellular elements ...,
What is the male to female ratio ...
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Week 3 COPD
What is chronic obstructive pulmo...,
What are the two main subtypes of...,
How is chronic bronchitis clinica...
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Week 3 PFT
What are pulmonary function tests 1,
What are common tests included in...,
What factors can influence the re...
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Week 3 Immonosuppresants
What are immunosuppressants 1,
What is the general effect of imm...,
What are biologic agents 3
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Week 3 Antihistamines
What are antihistamines 1,
What type of inhibitors are h1 an...,
What is a characteristic of first...
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Week 3 Bronchial Tree
What is the bronchial tree 1,
At what level does the trachea bi...,
How does the right main bronchus ...
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Week 3 Asthma Drugs
What is asthma 1,
What are the goals of asthma mana...,
What types of bronchodilators are...
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Week 3- Asthma
What is asthma 1,
What percentage of the population...,
What is the male to female ratio ...
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week 3- COPD
Blank 1,
What is chronic obstructive pulmo...,
What are the common symptoms of c...
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Week 3 Type 1 Hypersensitivity Reaction
What is a type i hypersensitivity...,
What initiates the cascade of imm...,
What type of antibodies are produ...
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Week 4 GI
What are peptic ulcers 1,
What causes peptic ulcer disease ...,
What are the most common etiologi...
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Week 4 GI Part 2
What is hepatitis c 1,
How is hepatitis c transmitted 2,
What types of hepatitis can hepat...
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Week 4 GI Part 3
What are the main classes of anti...,
What is diarrhea defined as 2,
Classify diarrhea based on durati...
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Week 5 Diabetes Mellitus
What is diabetes mellitus dm 1,
What characterizes type 1 diabete...,
What is the primary cause of type...
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Wwek 5 Non-Insulinotroptic Diabetes Drugs
What are non insulinotropic diabe...,
Name the classes of non insulinot...,
What is the initial medication of...
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Wwek 5 Insulinotropic Diabetes Drugs
What do insulinotropic diabetes m...,
Name four classes of insulinotrop...,
What is a common side effect of s...
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Wwek 5 Insulin
What is insulin 1,
What are the metabolic functions ...,
When might exogenous insulin be n...
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Week 5 DM
What is diabetes mellitus dm 1,
What are the two main types of di...,
What characterizes type 1 dm 3
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Week 5 Antithyroid
What are antithyroid agents used ...,
Name the thionamides used in hype...,
How do thionamides work 3
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Week 5 Thyroid Replacement Therapy
What hormones does the thyroid gl...,
What is hypothyroidism 2,
What are the three drugs used for...
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Week 5 Adrenal Glands Anatomy
What are the adrenal glands 1,
What is the outer parenchyma of t...,
How many zones does the adrenal c...
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Week 6 Myasthenia Gravis
What is myasthenia gravis mg 1,
What are common symptoms of myast...,
How is myasthenia gravis diagnosed 3
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Week 6 Second-Generation Antipsychotics
What are second generation antips...,
List some medications included in...,
What receptors do second generati...
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Week 6 Second-Generation Anticonvulsant Drugs
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Week 6 First-Generation Anticonvulsant Drugs
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Week 6 Myasthenia Gravis
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