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Respiratory Medicines
Describe the respiratory system,
What is the purpose of the respir...,
What is external respiration inte...
31
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CPT2: Inhalers and technique
Name some examples of inhaler dev...,
What does choice of inhaler depen...,
Describe how mdis work
17
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MAAC: Analytical Spectrophometry 1
What is analytical spectroscopy,
What instrument is used for this ...,
What are the key components of a ...
17
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MAAC: Analytical Spectrophometry 2
What can uv vis absorption be use...,
What happens when polychromatic l...,
How do you prevent these
27
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MAAC: Chromatography 1
Why is chromatography needed,
Why is chromatography needed in t...,
In the pharmaceutical industry a ...
22
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MAAC: Chromatography 2
Briefly describe how a tlc is done,
Describe the analysis of tlc,
What are variables that influence rf
13
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CPT2: PK principles
What is adme,
What is vd,
What is bioavailability f
19
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CPT2: TDM
What is therapeutic drug monitoring,
What are the 2 main causes of var...,
What are pk sources of varibability
11
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MAAC: Analytical Spectrophometry 3
What is fluroescence used for in ...,
What is the basic mechanism behin...,
Describe the basics of how fluore...
20
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MAAC: Analytical Spectrophometry 4
What does atomic spectroscopy giv...,
What are the 2 techniques available,
Describe the basic mechanism of a...
22
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MAAC: Chromatography 3
Describe the process of gas chrom...,
What is the importance of the fan...,
Describe what packed gc columns a...
19
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MAAC: Organic Spectroscopy
There are several spectorscopical...,
What are examples of analytical t...,
What is the order of emrwhat prop...
33
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CPT2: Anaemia 1
What is blood made up of,
What are the functions of blood,
What are examples of blood disorders
21
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CPT2: Anaemia 2
What is the most common type of a...,
What is iron deficient anaemia cl...,
What is iron defiency anaemia wha...
43
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MAAC: Analytical Spectrophometry 5
Functions of atomic absorbation,
What is the basic mechanism of at...,
What is the difference in flame u...
24
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MAAC: Chrompatography 5
Describe how the instumentation w...,
Describe reverse phase and normal...,
How is the elution of analytes ef...
26
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MAAP: Capillary Zone Electrophoresis
Describe how the cze instrumentat...,
How do analytes move through the ...,
Describe eof
11
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CPT2: Anaemia 3
What is megaloblastic anaemia wha...,
Prevalance,
Where
19
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CPT2: Anaemia 4
What is sideroblastic anaemia,
What type of anaemis is this base...,
24
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CPT2: GI introduction
What is dyspepsia,
What are alarm bell signs,
What is treatmenr depenent on and...
3
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CPT2: GI 2 (GORD)
Desribe the anatomy of the gi tract,
What keeps the lower gastro oesop...,
What is the gord
11
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CPT2: GI 3 (Peptic Ulcer Disease)
Which areas can peptic ulcers dev...,
What is the ph of the stomach and...,
Where hcl produced why is the sto...
16
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CPT2: GI 4 (Helicobater Pylori)
What needs to be checked before c...,
What is the first line treatmentw...,
What would be given as first line...
7
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CPT2: GI 5 (PPI,H2RA, Antacids)
Examples of ppis,
What forms are the ppis available...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
15
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CPT2: GI 6 (Irrital bowel syndrome)
What is irritable bowel syndrome,
Alarm signs can indicate a differ...,
What are the sypmtoms
8
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CPT2: GI 7 (Laxatives, anti-spasmics, anti-motilitY)
What are the 3 types of laxatives,
What are examples of bulk forming...,
Examples of osmotic laxatives how...
12
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CPT2: GI (Crohn's/ Ulcerative colitis)
Describe the anatomy of the colon,
Where does crohns disease occur w...,
Where does ulcerative colitis occ...
13
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CPT2: GI 8 (ASA, steriods, immunosupressants)
What does asa stand for what is t...,
What forms is mesalazine in how d...,
Describe the use of steriodsside ...
6
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CPT2: GI 9 (Ileostomies and colostomies)
What percentage of patients with ...,
Why might surgery be required,
What surgeires is there
8
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CPT2: Asthma
What is asthma,
Common symptomssevere symptoms,
What can be causes of asthmatic a...
41
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CPT2: Pain
What is pain,
What is pain,
Characterisitics of acute vs chro...
77
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CPT2: COPD
What is copd,
What is the pathopyhsiology of co...,
What role does chronic bronchitis...
39
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CPT2: Osetoarthritis
What is osetoarhtritis,
What is the prevalance and common...,
What are risk factors for osteoar...
15
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CPT2: Rheumatoid Arthritis
What is rheumatoid arthritis,
Onset and prevalence,
Causes of rheumatoid arthritis
21
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CPT2: GOUT
What is gout,
What stages of gout is therewhat ...,
Prevelance
25
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CPT2: Osteoporosis
What is osteoporosis,
Symptoms,
What are the cells involved in th...
23
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CPT2: Principles of infectious disease management
What is an ab what is a synthetic...,
What is a commensal organism,
What is the difference between a ...
9
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CPT2: Consolidating knowledge on drug classes
What is the mode of action of b l...,
What are clinical uses of penicil...,
Pharmacokinetics
39
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CPT2: Right drug for right bug
How do you determine if the drug ...,
What is empirical theory,
Following on for empirical theory...
5
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CPT2: patient factors affecting anti-microbal selection
What are the 3 main factors affec...,
What are examples of patient fact...,
How does renal function affect ch...
24
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MAAC: Sterile product manufacturer
What are sterile products,
What can paretnal preperatoins be...,
What are small volume parentals
92
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CPT2: Lab Results
What does measuring urea and elec...,
It is important to monitor renal ...,
Where is na predominantly found w...
68
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Respiratory Infections
What are respiratory tract infect...,
What are examples of urtis,
What are urtis usually casued by ...
21
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CPT2: HIV
What virus causes hiv what is the...,
What can result if hiv is left un...,
What are routes of transmission
36
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CPT2: Covid
What type of virus is coronavirus...,
What is the patho,
Life cyle of covid 19
29
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CPT2: IV administration
What can iv administration be use...,
When must the intravenous route o...,
Pharmacists in clinical settings ...
60
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