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Pharmacodynamics
What determines the upper and low...,
What are the three types of drug ...,
What is hydrophobicity important ...
44
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Pharmacokinetics
What is a xenobiotic,
What is the main property that dr...,
What is the mechanism of tylenol ...
44
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Pharmacogenetics
What is pharmacogenomics,
What is a polymorphism,
What is the difference between a ...
28
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Qualitative Pharmacokinetics: ADME
What is the primary way in which ...,
How do hydrophilic drugs distribu...,
What is the significance of speci...
28
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Quantitative Pharmacokinetics
What is the definition of first o...,
What is the definition of zero or...,
What are two example situations w...
29
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Toxicology 1-3
What is toxicology,
What is a poison,
What are the routes of exposure t...
112
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Intro to Neuropharmacology
What are macroglia vs microglia w...,
What is one major function of gli...,
Why do inhibitors of mitosis ie c...
28
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Cholinergic pharmacology intro
Why is it relevant whether a drug...,
What is the primary difference be...,
At what effector junctions of the...
31
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Muscarinic cholinergics
What are the cholinergic drugs of...,
What are the cholinergic drugs of...,
What cholinergic drugs bind only ...
45
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Nicotinic cholinergics
When can nicotine be poisonous an...,
What are the symptoms of nicotine...,
What is varenicline and how is it...
34
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Cholinesterase Inhibitors
What does reversible achase inhib...,
How is physostigmine metabolized ...,
Is neostigmine tertiary or quater...
24
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Intro to Adrenergics
Where is the neurotransmitter dop...,
Where do sympathetic postganglion...,
How is dopamine formed in the pre...
39
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Adrenergic agonists
What are the three subtypes of sy...,
How do they three subclasses of a...,
When is a sympathomimetic amine c...
53
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Adrenergic Antagonists
What are adrenergic antagonists a...,
Why are alpha antagonists general...,
What is the mechanism of phenoxyb...
48
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Histamine Pharmacology and GI Disease
How is histamine made and what co...,
Why is histamine referred to as a...,
Where is histamine primarily foun...
44
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Immunosuppressive Agents
What is the receptor which glucoc...,
What does the steroid receptor bi...,
What are two primary transcriptio...
35
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Eicosanoids, NSAIDs, DMARDs
What the hell is a dmard,
What is the precursor of eicosano...,
What do cox1 cox2 do
37
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Glucocorticoids & Drugs Against Gout
How is uric acid synthesized,
What is an acute gouty attack,
What is the mechanism of action o...
21
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Drugs for COPD and Asthma
What are the two treatment approa...,
What are the two types of asthma ...,
How does binding of the beta 2 re...
20
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First Pass Miss Exam 1
What is the mechanism by which a ...,
What are the molecular mechanisms...,
What are the functions of beta ar...
99
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Diuretics
How is sodium reuptaken in the pr...,
How do carbonic anhydrase in inhi...,
How does mannitol work and what i...
36
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Hyperlipidemia
What is the function of ldl,
What is the major apoprotein expr...,
What does hdl do
37
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Anti-Hypertensives
What factors stimulate increased ...,
Why do nsaids interfere with the ...,
What inhibits renin release
65
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Insulin and Anti-Diabetics
What is considered the glucose se...,
What are the incretins and what i...,
How do e ne function in glucose h...
49
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Thyroid and Anti-Thyroid Agents
What is the primary sensor contro...,
What is the feedback loop utilize...,
What receptor does thyroid hormon...
27
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Antianginals and Antiarrhythmics
What are the two nitrates which i...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What are the three types of angin...
50
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Gonadal Steroids, GnRH, and Oxytocin
How many carbons do progestins es...,
What are the three forms of estro...,
What portion of the estrogen is r...
65
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Anticoagulants and Thrombolytic Drugs
What patient population has an es...,
What is primary vs secondary hemo...,
What is factor v leiden
49
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Pituitary Pharmacology - Self Study
What is one strange drug used to ...,
What are the ophthalmic beta bloc...,
What are the two most commonly us...
25
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Cardiovascular Peptides and Drugs Self Study
What are the effects of endotheli...,
How does et1 modulate smooth musc...,
What stimulates release of et1
13
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First Pass Miss Exam 2
Why is furosemide good for hyperc...,
Why is furosemide good in acute r...,
What is amiloride used for
120
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Pharmacology of Hematopoiesis
What is the definition of anemia,
Where is erythropoietin made,
What are the three major function...
43
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Prescription Writing, Medication Safety, and Drug Costs
What level of controlled drugs ar...,
What are the laws around prescrip...,
What is the most common way to tr...
12
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Poisoned Patient Lecture and Self Study
What is done to stabilize a poiso...,
What should patients with altered...,
Should you try to get a history o...
40
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Opioid Drugs
What receptor is the site of most...,
What are the functions of the del...,
Why are there such diverse effect...
50
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Sedative-Hypnotic Drugs
What is a sedative vs a hypnotic ...,
What are sedative hypnotics with ...,
What are some otc sedative hypnotics
46
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Antiseizure Drugs
What are the two general types of...,
What is a simple vs complex parti...,
What are the two phases of grand ...
46
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Antidepressant Agents
What is it called when depression...,
What is dysthymia,
What are the diagnostic criteria ...
65
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Mood Stabilizers
What is the difference between bi...,
What are the diagnostic criteria ...,
What nonpharmacologic therapies c...
31
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Pharmacology of Osteoporosis
Where is bone mineral density bmd...,
What are the recommendations for ...,
What are the adverse effects of c...
19
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Geriatric Pharmacology Self Study
What are the changes in absorptio...,
What are the distribution changes...,
What are the metabolism changes w...
16
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Anti-Tumor Pharmacology
What type of cancer has been most...,
Why is chemotherapy needed on top...,
What type of tumor is most diffic...
63
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Local Anesthetics
What is the definition of a local...,
Are local anesthetics analgesics,
What are the three components of ...
40
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General Anesthestics
What are general anesthesia and b...,
What does a general balanced anes...,
What is mac
39
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Antipsychotic Drugs
What are the prodromal symptoms o...,
What brain changes are associated...,
What is the dopamine hypothesis o...
26
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ADHD and Migraine
What is the efficacy of stimulant...,
What are two stimulants used in t...,
Does d amphetamine have similar e...
22
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Pharmacology of Abused Drugs 1-3
What is the neurobiological vs ne...,
What is the current predominant t...,
What is a substance induced disorder
70
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Pharmacotherapies for Movement Disorders
What are the clinical features of...,
What are festination and retropul...,
What is the early presentation of...
31
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Alzheimer's and Dementia
What is dementia,
Give three types of dementia othe...,
What is mci and how is it relevan...
27
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Anesthesiology
How many years is anesthesiology ...,
What is the difference between de...,
Why is it important to get a pati...
15
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Clinical Correlation Cancer
What do the tyrosine kinase inhib...,
What drug is the prototypical veg...,
What tumors is bevacizumab used for
21
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Pharmacology of Pain
What is total pain,
How should you assess pain level ...,
What is the source of the majorit...
22
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Pediatric Pharmacology
How does the gastric ph of childr...,
How does dermal absorption of dru...,
Why are im injections avoided in ...
12
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First Pass Miss Exam 3
What is biased agonism,
How does morphine mediated respir...,
Why should morphine be avoided in...
124
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