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CYP Inducers, Substrates and Inhibitors
Carbamazepine,
Chronic alcohol abuse,
Griseofulvin
29
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Basic Principals Definitions
Off label use,
Phase 1 of clinical trials,
Phase 2 of clinical trials
11
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Anti-Infective agents
Antibiotic,
Antimicrobial,
Bacteriostatic
85
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Respiratory 1
What beta receptors are most comm...,
What receptors do the respiratory...,
3 reasons for decreased airway co...
74
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MOA of Asthma Meds
B2 agonists,
Omalizumab monoclonal antibody,
Mast cell stabilizers
7
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Respiratory 2
Names of muscarinic antagonists,
Decreased airway conduction is ca...,
Muscarinic antagonists mechanism
61
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Beta-Blockers
Beta blocksers,
What does beta stimulation do to ...,
Why do athletes take beta blockers
116
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Drugs used in Cardiac Arrhythmias
What causes arrhythmias,
What is the goal of therapy of ar...,
What are the major pharmacologic ...
151
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Pharmacotherapy of Heart Failure Notes
What are the two types of heart f...,
2 characteristics of systolic hea...,
2 characteristics of diastolic he...
95
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Drugs to treat heart failure
Diuretics, ACE inhibitors, B-agonists, B blockers
31
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Vasodilator for Angina Pectoris Notes
What is the primary cause of angi...,
What is effort angina,
What is the result of an imbalanc...
16
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Vasodilators for Angina Pectoris DRUGS
What are the 3 drugs that reduce ...,
What is the moa for nitric oxide,
What 2 drug classes decrease intr...
70
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antihypertensive agents 1
4 categories of antihypertensive ...,
What do direct vasodilators do in...,
What do sympathoplegic agents do ...
35
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Pharm Cardio Redemption
What can amiodarone do to ekg seg...,
What vitamin is used as a cholest...,
A patient has an extreme cardiova...
34
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GI pharmacology
What is the differential of postp...,
What are the key substances invol...,
What conditions are treated with ...
33
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Renal/GU pharm overview
What is the ending for alpha 1 ad...,
What is the main moa of a1 adrene...,
What is the main effect in the bo...
96
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Alpha Adrenergic Agents
What do sympatholytic drugs inhibit,
What do sympathomimetic drugs do,
What are the 2 mechanisms of symp...
15
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Renal/GU dosages
Dichlorphenamide,
Methazolamide,
Bumetanide
12
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Diuretics
0
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