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ESA1 PK
Pharmacokinetics can be summarise...,
How can drugs be administered 2,
Drug administration mnemonic 3
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Lecture 1- Introduction to CPT and prescribing unit
Blank 1,
Important consideration when pres...,
Barbers principles 3
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Lecture 2- Clinical trials
What is a clinical trial 1,
Purpose of a clinical trial 2,
Clinical trials need to be 3
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Lecture 3- Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
Some things to consider when thin...,
After a drug has entered systemic...,
Clinical consideration of pk infl...
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Lecture 4- PK and PD worked examples
Bioavailability calculation 1,
Oral bioavailability is always 2,
A new antibiotic drug is given or...
41
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Lecture 5- Hypertension and heart failure
What is bp 1,
Blood pressure equationa 2,
Blood pressure regulation 3
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Lecture 6- Diuretics
Renal physiology 1,
Drugs acting on the renal tube 2,
Diuretic 3
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Lecture 7- Pharmacovigilance and pharmacogenetics
What is pharmacovigilence 1,
The most common clinical adverse ...,
Example of poor pharmacovigilance...
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Lecture 8- Hyperlipidaemia
Most cholesterol is 1,
Function of cholesterol 2,
Atheromas and ldl 3
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Lecture 9 – Reproductive and post reproductive health
Drug groups which target reproduc...,
Sex steroid hormones 2,
Inhibitors and antagonists 3
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Lecture 10- Diabetes mellitus
What sort of hormone is insulin 1,
Insulin is secreted by 2,
Beta cells secrete insulin in res...
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Lecture 11– Cardiac arrhythmia drugs
For the heart to function efficie...,
Normal heart beat 2,
Atrial arrhythmia 3
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Examplify
If 25 mg ramipril produces the sa...,
A new antibiotic produces toxic a...,
Buprenoprhine is a partial agonis...
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Lecture 12- Anti-platelet and fibrinolytic drugs
Thrombus 1,
Embolus 2,
Thromboembolic diseases are common 3
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Lecture 13- Evidence based medicine
Measures of risk 1,
Risk ratio 2,
Odds ratio 3
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Lecture 14- Review of the evidence
Epidemiological study designs 1,
Evidence based healthcare 2,
Systematic rveiw 3
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Lecture 15– Non-steroidal anti- inflammatory drugs
Prostanoid synthesis 1,
Prostanoids are 2,
Pge2 3
51
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Lecture 16- Immunosuppressants
Disease rheumatologists manage 1,
Systemic lupus erythematosus sle 2,
Rheumatoid arthritis 3
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Lecture 17- Opioids
Define nociception 1,
Define pain 2,
Outline pain pathway 3
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Lecture 18- Respiratory pharmacology
Asthma pathophysiology 1,
What does good asthma control loo...,
What does uncontrolled asthma loo...
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Lecture 19 – GI Pharmacology
Peptic ulceration involves 1,
Symptoms of peptic ulcerations ar...,
Chronic ulcers cna be 3
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Lecture 20- Antiemetics
What is vomiting 1,
Vomiting is different to regurgit...,
What is actually going on with vo...
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Steroids
Corticosteroid side effects 1,
3 steroid facts 2,
Steroid formulations 3
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Lecture 21- Antimicrobials
Antibiotic resistance timeline 1,
Multi drug resistant 2,
Extensively drug resistant xdr 3
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Lecture 22- Anticoagulants
Haemostasis 1,
Thrombosis 2,
Thromboembolic disease is common 3
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Lecture 23- Epilepsy
Seizures 1,
Pathology of seizures 2,
In a normal brain the inhibitory ...
63
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Lecture 24- Neuropharmacology
Idiopathic parkinson s disease ipd 1,
Pathophysiology of ipd 2,
Histological hallmarks 3
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Lecture 25- Anaesthetics
For patients undergoing surgical ...,
Because no single agent provides ...,
Preoperative medications provide 3
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Lecture 26- Chemotherapy
Where do chemotherapy agents come...,
New approaches to chemotherapy 2,
Imatinib 3
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Lecture 27- Reviewing medication STOPP-START
Medicines optimisation 1,
Who should be targeted for review 2,
Some pharmacokinetic and dynamic ...
9
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Lecture 27- Poisoning
Adverse reactions can be due to 1,
What is seen as a beneficial effe...,
Side effects lead to successful u...
17
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Drugs quiz 1
Alginic acid 1,
Bendrofumethiazide 2,
Ranitidine 3
30
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Drugs quiz 2
Phenytoin 1,
Exenatide 2,
Tamoxifen 3
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Tricky CPT
Amiloride vs amiodarone vs amlodi...,
Amiloride 2,
Amlodipine 3
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Drug quiz 3
Insulin aspart novorapida 1,
Soluble insulin actrapida humulin...,
Insulin degludec insulin glargine 3
30
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Drug quiz 4
Lidocaine 1b 1,
Atenolol 2,
Salbutamol 3
30
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Drug quiz 5
Verapamil 1,
Isosorbide mononitrate 2,
Clopidogrel 3
30
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Drug quiz 6
Mesalazine 1,
Etoricoxib 2,
Medroxyprogesterone acetate 3
30
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Drug quiz 7
Docusate sodium 1,
Methylcellulose 2,
Candesartan 3
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