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L2 - Introduction into medicinal products
Pharmaceutics,
For pharmaceutics we need an unde...,
Medicines
23
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L3 - How Drugs Work - Part 1
What is characteristic of ions ac...,
Cytosolic,
Intregral proteinsperipherial pro...
14
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L3 - How Drugs Work - Part 2
How does direct opening of ion ch...,
What does acetylcholine do,
How do enzyme receptors work
17
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L3 - How Drugs Work - Part 3
What are the uses of calcium sign...,
What is ca2 how does it work what...,
How is ca2 transported
12
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L4 - Drug Target Pharmacodynamics - Part 1
What is a drug,
What are the characteristics of d...,
Endogenous
12
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L4 - Drug Target Pharmacodynamics - Part 2
What is special about the amino a...,
Interactions between cox and subs...,
How do nsaids inhibit cox
8
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L5 - Introduction to Dissolution and Solubility
What is the rate determining step...,
Solution,
Dissolution
11
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Anatomy of the GI tract
What is hunger satiety regulated by,
Ghrelin,
Leptin
11
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Anatomy of the GI tract part 2
Name 1 5,
Name 6 10,
Mesentery serosa
11
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Anatomy of the GI tract part 3
Central nervous system,
Peripheral nervous system,
Autoonomic nervous system
15
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Anatomy of the GI tract part 4
For the opiod receptor subtype wh...,
For the opiod receptor subtype wh...,
For the opiod receptor subtype wh...
5
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L7 - Healthy Living - Fat Soluble Vitamins
What are the fat soluble vitamins,
What constitutes as a healthy diet,
What are the characteristics of f...
9
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L7 - Healthy Living - Water Soluble Vitamins
What are the water soluble vitamins,
What are the names of the b vitamins,
Vitamin b2 scientific name where ...
10
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L7 - Healthy Living - Minerals and Other Points
Calcium where is it found what ar...,
Iron where is it found and uses,
Iodine uses and where it is found
13
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TBC L7 - Healthy Living - RDAs and Effects of Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies
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L8 - Absorbtion 1 - Solubility
Solubility,
Solution process 3 stages,
Saturated solution
9
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L8 - Absorbtion 1 - The Solvent
Immiscible,
How do drugs partion between immi...,
Log p what does it meanwhat does ...
12
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L9 - Absorbtion 2 - Bioavailability & Micellar Substitution
What are the routes that the foll...,
Bioavailability,
What happens to poorly soluble dr...
17
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L9 - Absorbtion 2 - pH Partition Hypothesis and Log D
What are the steps in drug absorb...,
Ph partition hypothesis,
What does the amount of non ionis...
14
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L11 - Physiology of the Mouth and the Oesophagus
What is the function of the mouth,
How much saliva is secreted daily,
What does saliva contain and why ...
14
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L11 - Physiology of the Mouth and the Oesophagus - Absorbtion through the Mouth and Oral Problems
Difference between buccal and sub...,
How does absorbtion takes place i...,
What are the benefits of absorbti...
12
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L12 - Buccal Drug Delivery
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L12 - Buccal Drug Delivery
Why is a chemical being pharmacol...,
What is the therapeutic window,
Give the location thickness in mm...
22
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L13 - Suspensions - Introduction
What im a solution in pharmacy terms,
How are solution prepared,
What is a characteristic of the a...
10
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L13 - Suspension - Liquid Phase Interactions
What is needed for solid material...,
What appens when hydrophoibc drug...,
What causes the charge on the par...
21
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L14 - Communication
Calgary cambridge model in summary,
Why do pharmacists need to be goo...,
Systematic enquire 1
10
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L14 - Minor Ailments of the Mouth
Xerostomaia,
Xerostomia causes symptoms,
Xerostomia treatment options refe...
22
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L14 - Minor Ailments of Mouth - Image ID
10
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L15 - Tablet Formation - Introduction
Why is particle size so important,
What are the different distributi...,
What are the true volumes and app...
12
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L15 - Tablet Formation - Manufacturing
What are the steps for the manifa...,
What does power mean in pharmaceu...,
What is mean by granules in pharm...
14
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L16 Physiology of the stomach 1
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L16 - Physiology of the Stomach - not finished
What are the main structures of t...,
Name 1 to,
Name 5 to 9
18
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L17 - Physiology of the Stomach 2
What co ordinates gastric motility,
What are the rugae,
What does pepsin do
6
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