Pharmacology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (54):

• Pharmacodynamics

  Pharmacodynamics

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  what determines the upper and lower boun,

  what are the three types of drug recepto,

  what is hydrophobicity important for dru
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• Pharmacokinetics

  Pharmacokinetics

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  what is a xenobiotic,

  what is the main property that drug meta,

  what is the mechanism of tylenol toxicit
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• Pharmacogenetics

  Pharmacogenetics

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  what is pharmacogenomics,

  what is a polymorphism,

  what is the difference between a genotyp
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• Qualitative Pharmacokinetics Adme

  Qualitative Pharmacokinetics: ADME

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  what is the primary way in which drugs d,

  how do hydrophilic drugs distribute in t,

  what is the significance of special carr
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• Quantitative Pharmacokinetics

  Quantitative Pharmacokinetics

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  what is the definition of first order ki,

  what is the definition of zero order kin,

  what are two example situations when dru
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• Toxicology 1 3

  Toxicology 1-3

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  what is toxicology,

  what is a poison,

  what are the routes of exposure to poiso
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• Intro To Neuropharmacology

  Intro to Neuropharmacology

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  what are macroglia vs microglia what are,

  what is one major function of glial cell,

  why do inhibitors of mitosis ie cancer c
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• Cholinergic Pharmacology Intro

  Cholinergic pharmacology intro

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  why is it relevant whether a drug is a t,

  what is the primary difference between h,

  at what effector junctions of the sympat
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• Muscarinic Cholinergics

  Muscarinic cholinergics

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  what are the cholinergic drugs of clinic,

  what are the cholinergic drugs of clinic,

  what cholinergic drugs bind only the nic
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• Nicotinic Cholinergics

  Nicotinic cholinergics

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  when can nicotine be poisonous and why d,

  what are the symptoms of nicotine poison,

  what is varenicline and how is it used w
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• Cholinesterase Inhibitors

  Cholinesterase Inhibitors

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  what does reversible achase inhibitors m,

  how is physostigmine metabolized and wha,

  is neostigmine tertiary or quaternary am
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• Intro To Adrenergics

  Intro to Adrenergics

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  where is the neurotransmitter dopamine u,

  where do sympathetic postganglionic fibe,

  how is dopamine formed in the presynapti
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• Adrenergic Agonists

  Adrenergic agonists

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  what are the three subtypes of sympathet,

  how do they three subclasses of agonists,

  when is a sympathomimetic amine consider
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• Adrenergic Antagonists

  Adrenergic Antagonists

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  what are adrenergic antagonists also cal,

  why are alpha antagonists generally unsu,

  what is the mechanism of phenoxybenzamin
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• Histamine Pharmacology And Gi Disease

  Histamine Pharmacology and GI Disease

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  how is histamine made and what cofactor,

  why is histamine referred to as an autac,

  where is histamine primarily found in th
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• Immunosuppressive Agents

  Immunosuppressive Agents

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  what is the receptor which glucocorticoi,

  what does the steroid receptor bind to w,

  what are two primary transcription facto
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• Eicosanoids Nsaids Dmards

  Eicosanoids, NSAIDs, DMARDs

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  what the hell is a dmard,

  what is the precursor of eicosanoids and,

  what do cox1 cox2 do
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• Glucocorticoids Drugs Against Gout

  Glucocorticoids & Drugs Against Gout

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  how is uric acid synthesized,

  what is an acute gouty attack,

  what is the mechanism of action of colch
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• Drugs For Copd And Asthma

  Drugs for COPD and Asthma

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  what are the two treatment approaches to,

  what are the two types of asthma and whi,

  how does binding of the beta 2 receptor
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• First Pass Miss Exam 1

  First Pass Miss Exam 1

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  what is the mechanism by which a jak kin,

  what are the molecular mechanisms underl,

  what are the functions of beta arrestin
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• Diuretics

  Diuretics

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  how is sodium reuptaken in the proximal,

  how do carbonic anhydrase in inhibitors,

  how does mannitol work and what is it us
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• Hyperlipidemia

  Hyperlipidemia

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  what is the function of ldl,

  what is the major apoprotein expressed o,

  what does hdl do
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• Anti Hypertensives

  Anti-Hypertensives

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  what factors stimulate increased secreti,

  why do nsaids interfere with the raa sys,

  what inhibits renin release
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• Insulin And Anti Diabetics

  Insulin and Anti-Diabetics

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  what is considered the glucose set point,

  what are the incretins and what is their,

  how do e ne function in glucose homeosta
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• Thyroid And Anti Thyroid Agents

  Thyroid and Anti-Thyroid Agents

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  what is the primary sensor controller of,

  what is the feedback loop utilized by t3,

  what receptor does thyroid hormone utili
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• Antianginals And Antiarrhythmics

  Antianginals and Antiarrhythmics

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  what are the two nitrates which increase,

  what is the mechanism of action of nitra,

  what are the three types of angina are n
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• Gonadal Steroids Gnrh And Oxytocin

  Gonadal Steroids, GnRH, and Oxytocin

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  how many carbons do progestins estrogens,

  what are the three forms of estrogen and,

  what portion of the estrogen is required
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• Anticoagulants And Thrombolytic Drugs

  Anticoagulants and Thrombolytic Drugs

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  what patient population has an especiall,

  what is primary vs secondary hemostasis,

  what is factor v leiden
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• Pituitary Pharmacology Self Study

  Pituitary Pharmacology - Self Study

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  what is one strange drug used to increas,

  what are the ophthalmic beta blockers,

  what are the two most commonly used alph
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• Cardiovascular Peptides And Drugs Self S

  Cardiovascular Peptides and Drugs Self Study

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  what are the effects of endothelin 1 on,

  how does et1 modulate smooth muscle and,

  what stimulates release of et1
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• First Pass Miss Exam 2

  First Pass Miss Exam 2

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  why is furosemide good for hypercalcemia,

  why is furosemide good in acute renal fa,

  what is amiloride used for
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• Pharmacology Of Hematopoiesis

  Pharmacology of Hematopoiesis

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  what is the definition of anemia,

  where is erythropoietin made,

  what are the three major functions of er
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• Prescription Writing Medication Safety A

  Prescription Writing, Medication Safety, and Drug Costs

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  what level of controlled drugs are we al,

  what are the laws around prescription of,

  what is the most common way to transmit
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• Poisoned Patient Lecture And Self Study

  Poisoned Patient Lecture and Self Study

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  what is done to stabilize a poisoned pat,

  what should patients with altered mental,

  should you try to get a history on a poi
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• Opioid Drugs

  Opioid Drugs

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  what receptor is the site of most opioid,

  what are the functions of the delta and,

  why are there such diverse effects of op
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• Sedative Hypnotic Drugs

  Sedative-Hypnotic Drugs

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  what is a sedative vs a hypnotic drug sh,

  what are sedative hypnotics with the hig,

  what are some otc sedative hypnotics
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• Antiseizure Drugs

  Antiseizure Drugs

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  what are the two general types of seizur,

  what is a simple vs complex partial seiz,

  what are the two phases of grand mal sei
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• Antidepressant Agents

  Antidepressant Agents

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  what is it called when depression and ma,

  what is dysthymia,

  what are the diagnostic criteria for dep
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• Mood Stabilizers

  Mood Stabilizers

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  what is the difference between bipolar 1,

  what are the diagnostic criteria for a m,

  what nonpharmacologic therapies can be a
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• Pharmacology Of Osteoporosis

  Pharmacology of Osteoporosis

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  where is bone mineral density bmd typica,

  what are the recommendations for vitamin,

  what are the adverse effects of calcium
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• Geriatric Pharmacology Self Study

  Geriatric Pharmacology Self Study

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  what are the changes in absorption which,

  what are the distribution changes that o,

  what are the metabolism changes which oc
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• Anti Tumor Pharmacology

  Anti-Tumor Pharmacology

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  what type of cancer has been most diffic,

  why is chemotherapy needed on top of sur,

  what type of tumor is most difficult to
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• Local Anesthetics

  Local Anesthetics

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  what is the definition of a local anesth,

  are local anesthetics analgesics,

  what are the three components of the str
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• General Anesthestics

  General Anesthestics

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  what are general anesthesia and balanced,

  what does a general balanced anesthetic,

  what is mac
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• Antipsychotic Drugs

  Antipsychotic Drugs

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  what are the prodromal symptoms of schiz,

  what brain changes are associated with s,

  what is the dopamine hypothesis of schiz
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• Adhd And Migraine

  ADHD and Migraine

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  what is the efficacy of stimulants as a,

  what are two stimulants used in the trea,

  does d amphetamine have similar effects
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• Pharmacology Of Abused Drugs 1 3

  Pharmacology of Abused Drugs 1-3

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  what is the neurobiological vs neurophar,

  what is the current predominant theory o,

  what is a substance induced disorder
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• Pharmacotherapies For Movement Disorders

  Pharmacotherapies for Movement Disorders

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  what are the clinical features of moveme,

  what are festination and retropulsion,

  what is the early presentation of parkin
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• Alzheimer S And Dementia

  Alzheimer's and Dementia

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  what is dementia,

  give three types of dementia other than,

  what is mci and how is it relevant to ad
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• Anesthesiology

  Anesthesiology

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  how many years is anesthesiology residen,

  what is the difference between deep seda,

  why is it important to get a patient his
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• Clinical Correlation Cancer

  Clinical Correlation Cancer

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  what do the tyrosine kinase inhibitors a,

  what drug is the prototypical vegf monoc,

  what tumors is bevacizumab used for
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• Pharmacology Of Pain

  Pharmacology of Pain

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  what is total pain,

  how should you assess pain level if a pa,

  what is the source of the majority of be
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• Pediatric Pharmacology

  Pediatric Pharmacology

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  how does the gastric ph of children diff,

  how does dermal absorption of drugs diff,

  why are im injections avoided in neonate
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• First Pass Miss Exam 3

  First Pass Miss Exam 3

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  what is biased agonism,

  how does morphine mediated respiratory d,

  why should morphine be avoided in head t
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