Nutrition and Drug Monitoring Flashcards

Decks in this Class (17):

• Iron Part 1

  Iron Part 1

  Sample Cards:

  which proteins are complexed with irons,

  what are,

  what causes increased iron absorption
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• Iron Part 2 Anaemia

  Iron Part 2: Anaemia

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  what is the definition of anaemia,

  what are risk factors for anaemia,

  what are the mechanisms of anaemia
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• Bmi

  BMI

  Sample Cards:

  what are the 3 distinct body types,

  what are ectomorphs,

  what are mesomorphic body types
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• Drugs Of Abuse

  Drugs of Abuse

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  what is the role of laboratory in screen,

  what is the drug screen,

  what are features of screening drugs
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• Drugs Of Abuse Analytical Methods

  Drugs of Abuse – Analytical methods

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  what are sample adulteration methods,

  how do we check for sample adulteration,

  what are the purposes of thin layer chro
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• Vitamin And Trace Elements

  Vitamin and Trace Elements

  Sample Cards:

  what are vitamins,

  what are examples of nutriotional defici,

  how are vitamin absorbed
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• Minerals

  Minerals

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  what are forms of copper,

  what are functions of copper,

  what causes copper deficiency
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• Introduction To Nutritional Assessment

  Introduction to Nutritional Assessment

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  what is effection fo malnutrition and th,

  what is the nutritional status,

  what does a nutriotional assement involv
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• Parenteral Enteral Nutrition Support

  Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition Support

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  when should nutriotnal support be consid,

  why is the gi tract preferred to enetera,

  what are inidcations for enteral nutriti
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• Porphyrins And Porphyrias

  Porphyrins and Porphyrias

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  what are haem proteins,

  what are porphyrias,

  what are the acute porphyrias
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• Gastro Intestinal Function Testing And G

  Gastro-Intestinal Function Testing and GI Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what are signs and symptoms of gi diseas,

  what are signs of specific nutritional d,

  what are inflammatory bowel disease
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• Re Feeding Syndrome

  Re-Feeding Syndrome

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  what is the defintion of re feeding synd,

  what are the hormones released by prolon,

  who is at risk of re feeding syndrome
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• Pharmacokinetics And Pharmacodynamics Ba

  Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, basic principles

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  what is the definition of pharmacokineti,

  what is the concept of therapeutic windo,

  what is the clinical value of knowing dr
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• Therapeutic Drug Monitoring

  Therapeutic Drug Monitoring

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  what is therapeutic drug monitoring,

  when is the use of therapeutic drug moni,

  what are features of
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• Clinical Toxicology And The Role Of The

  Clinical Toxicology and the role of the Laboratory

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  what are standard laboratory investigati,

  why are there specific poison assays,

  what are the specific poison assays grou
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• Forensic Biochemistry

  Forensic Biochemistry

  Sample Cards:

  what are the forensic diciplines,

  how is sample prepared for forensic toxi,

  what are advantages and disadvantages of
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• Pharmacogenetics

  Pharmacogenetics

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  what is the definition of pharmacogeneti,

  what does pharmacogenetics aim to do,

  what are pharmacogenetic consequences on
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