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Pre-formulation
What is preformulation 1,
Optimal aqueous solubility 2,
Solubility that requires salt to ...
36
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Muscarinic Receptors
Categories of nerves 1,
What is the autonomic nervous sys...,
Enteric branch of ans 3
28
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Histamine Receptors
Where is histamine found 1,
Histamine synthesis 2,
Where is histamine stored 3
17
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Drug Absorption
Epithelium layers 1,
Trascellular pathway 2,
Paracellular pathway 3
55
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Drug Solubility
Definition of solution 1,
Definition of solvent 2,
Definitions of solutes 3
62
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Analysis
What is extraction used for 1,
What is partitioning 2,
What is adsorption 3
13
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Drug Metabolism
Definition of adsorption 1,
Definition of absorption 2,
Definition of distribution 3
81
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Drug Transporters
What is transporter redundancy 1,
What processes are involved in re...,
Effect of gi efflux transporters 3
10
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Ulcers
What are the gastric receptors 1,
Parietal cell h secretion 2,
Gastric acid secretion 3
24
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Liver Disease
Causes of liver impairment 1,
Causes of liver impairment 2,
Stages of liver disease 3
21
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Liquid Dosage Forms
How to increase solubility 1,
Excipients in oral solutions 2,
What is minimum inhibitory concen...
16
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Contaminations
How are biofilms formed 1,
Bacterial sporulation 2,
Process of sporulation 3
3
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Preservatives
Examples of anti microbials 1,
Advantages of using parabens 2,
Challenge test 3
3
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Solid Dosage Forms
Ph sensitive polymers 1,
What are nonpereils 2,
Uses of sodium bicarbonate 3
12
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Drug Interactions
What causes changes in distributi...,
What causes changes in elimination 2,
What is hepatic clearance 3
20
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Non Linear PK
What is saturation 1,
When is non linear pk observed 2,
Absorption 3
7
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GI Motility
Function of ens 1,
Submucosal plexus 2,
What does ach cause 3
19
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H2 Antagonists
What is a bioisophere 1,
High logp value 2
2
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Nausea & Vomiting
What is the parasympathetic activ...,
Sympathetic activation of n v 2,
Emetics 3
15
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PPIs
Ppi target site 1,
Ph activation 2,
Liver toxicity 3
4
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Coeliac Disease
Duodenum structure 1,
Mechanism of reaction 2,
Symptoms 3
8
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