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Wk 9: Urea + electrolytes (Sodium, chloride, bicarbonate, urea + creatine)
What are the causes of hypernatra...,
What are the signs symptoms of hy...,
What drugs are associated w incre...
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Wk 9: Urea + electrolytes (Potassium)
What are the causes of hyperkalaemia,
What are the risks that can produ...,
What are the signs of hyperkalemia
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Wk 9: Urea + electrolytes (Calcium, magnesium, FBC)
What range of calcium levels is c...,
How is raised calcium levels managed,
Low levels of magnesium are assoc...
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Wk 9: POM (Emergency supply, PGDs, POMs in hospitals)
What does emergency supply mean,
What are the types of emergency s...,
What are the conditions that appl...
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Wk 9: POM (Non-medical prescribing + labelling)
What are the 2 types of non medic...,
Define independent prescribers,
Define supplementary prescriber
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Wk 9: POM (Requisitions + dispensing errors)
Selling of a medicinal product is...,
What guidance does the mhra give ...,
Which professionals may a retail ...
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Wk 10: POM
What are the exceptions to when a...,
What is the difference between a ...,
What are some examples of product...
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Wk 10: Biochemistry: Liver (tests)
Name the different types of liver...,
What is chronic liver disease cha...,
What are the initial symptoms in ...
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Wk 10: Biochemistry: Liver (complications)
What is the treatment of portal h...,
What is the treatment of ascites,
What is the
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Wk 10: Biochemistry: Renal (AKI)
Define acute kidney injury,
What is stage 1 aki,
What is stage 3 aki
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Wk 10: Biochemistry: Renal (CKD)
What are the symptoms of kidney d...,
Give examples of preventions of k...,
What are the complications in ckd
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Wk 10: Biochemistry: Renal (medication)
What happens to the number of hyp...,
When taking ace arb when should y...,
What is the most common cause of ...
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Wk 11: OTC GI (abdominal pain, oral thrush, mouth ulcers, dyspepsia)
What are the red flags of gut rel...,
When do you refer for abdominal pain,
Which medications cause gi symptoms
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Wk 11: OTC GI (IBS, Constipation, haemorrhoids, N+V, diarrhoea)
What are the symptoms of ibs,
When should ibs treatment be offered,
What is given for constipation in...
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Wk 11: IBD
What is crohn s disease,
What is ulcerative colitis,
What are the signs and symptoms o...
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Wk 11: IBD (Crohn's treatment + management)
What is first line for inducing r...,
What is given to induce remission...,
What are the early side effects o...
25
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Wk 11: IBD (Crohn's treatment - Biologics)
What is tnf a,
What is used as the last option w...,
What are the biologics used in ibd
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Wk 11: IBD (UC treatment + management)
What is used for inducing remissi...,
What is given when inducing remis...,
What is
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Wk 12: Acute coronary syndrome
What is acute coronary syndromes,
What is the presentation of unsta...,
What are the non modifiable risk ...
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Wk 12: Atrial fibrillation
Define atrial fibrillation,
What is the ventricular rate of u...,
Define paroxysmal af
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Wk 12: Anticoagulation
What are the risk factors for ble...,
Give examples of differences betw...,
What reverses the effect of warfarin
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Wk 12: Dyspepsia
What happens in the initial inves...,
When would you refer for endoscopy,
Which medications may cause dyspe...
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Wk 13: Heart failure
What are the signs of left hf,
What are the signs of right hf,
What is class i of hf
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Wk 13: Heart failure (management)
What is the inpatient management ...,
Which drug is first given for a p...,
What are diuretics used for
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Wk 13: P + GSL medication
Which products are not gsl,
Where can gsl meds be sold,
What are the exceptions to a sale...
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Wk 13: Hypertension
How is a patient treated if they ...,
Should a bp be taken manually or ...,
How do you measure blood pressure...
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Wk 13: Lipids
What are cholesterols,
What is triglyceride,
What are high density lipoproteins
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Wk 14: Respiratory OTC 1 (cold + flu)
What is the cause of colds when i...,
What are the symptoms of colds,
What is the cause of flus
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Wk 14: Respiratory OTC 2
What are the causes of a cough,
What are the types of coughs,
What would you use for a dry cough
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Wk 14: Asthma
Outline the pathophysiology of,
How is asthma diagnosed in suspec...,
What are the results of an obstru...
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Wk 14: COPD
What are the signs symptoms of copd,
What are the complications of copd,
When would you consider a diagnos...
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Wk 15: Minor eye conditions (Red flags, serious red eye, conjunctivitis)
What is subconjunctival haemorrhage,
What are the red flag symptoms,
What are the types of serious cau...
27
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Wk 15: Minor eye conditions (eyelid disorders, eyelid hygiene, dry eye syndrome)
Give examples of eyelid disorders,
What is blepharitis,
What are the classifications of b...
24
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Wk 15: Ear disorders
What do you examine for in the ou...,
What do you examine for in the pinna,
What doing you examine for in the...
39
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Wk 15: Responsible pharmacist regulation
What is the responsible pharmacis...,
What is a responsible pharmacist,
What does being the responsible p...
19
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Wk 16: Repeat dispensing
What are the 2 different types of...,
Can repeat prescriptions be amend...,
Which patients are suitable for r...
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Wk 16: Glaucoma
What is glaucoma,
What are the characteristics of g...,
What is ocular hypertension
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Wk 16: Diabetes
What are the macrovascular compli...,
What are the microvascular compli...,
What are the foot complications a...
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Wk 16: Diabetes management
What do you take when you experie...,
When would you switch to glp 1 mi...,
Give an example of su
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Wk 16: Diabetes complications
What are the sick day rules,
What would you give a type 2 diab...,
What would you give a type 1 diab...
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Wk 17: Prescribing + deprescribing
What is the csm warning for quino...,
What is the 7 steps medication re...,
Which drugs must you discuss with...
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Wk 17: Paediatric vaccinations
How would you give eye drops to c...,
What vaccinations do you get at 8...,
What vaccinations do you get at 1...
18
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Wk 17: Paediatrics OTC
What is the usual temperature tak...,
What are the presentations of pyr...,
What questions do you ask if a ch...
25
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Wk 17: Paediatric infectious diseases
What causes impetigo,
What is the presentation of impetigo,
What is the otc treatment for imp...
24
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Wk 18: CD
What schedule are cannabis based ...,
Who can prescribed cannabis for m...,
What is sativex
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Wk 18: CD (Destruction)
How do you destroy out of date stock,
What are the requirements for des...,
What are the requirements for des...
10
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Wk 18: CD (Miscellaneous)
Which drugs can be sold under a pgd,
Who can t supply any cd on a pgd,
Which drugs in high limits can be...
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