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1 - Toxicokinetics
What to consider in regards to ab...,
Define xenobiotic,
Xenobiotic characteristics that a...
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2 - General Methods for Overdose
How can you prevent absorption,
When is emesis used,
When is gastric lavage recommended
46
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3 - Acid/Base Disturbances
What is the difference between ac...,
Definition of acidemia,
Definition of alkalemia
28
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4 - Acetaminophen
Describe acetaminophen absorption,
Describe distribution of acetamin...,
Describe acetaminophen elimination
25
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5 - Salicylates
Describe absorption of salicylates,
When do salicylates reach peak le...,
What factors of salicylates affec...
24
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6 - Iron
What is the leading cause of fata...,
Rate the 3 types of iron based on...,
Describe iron absorption
29
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7 - Forensics Overview
What is the definition of toxicology,
3 areas of forensic toxicology,
What questions must a forensic to...
32
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8 - Forensic Aspects of Drug Abuse 1
What is the difference between co...,
Methods of cocaine ingestion,
Desired effects from cocaine
33
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9 - Forensic Aspects of Drug Abuse 2
Is alcohol usually a direct cause...,
What sources can be used for alco...,
Describe the possible breathalyze...
11
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10 - Forensic Aspects of Drug Abuse 3
What is pcp,
Drugs related to pcp,
Methods of ingestion of pcp
20
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11 - Medico-Legal Aspects of Common Poisons
Carbon monoxide sources,
Carbon monoxide analysis,
Carbon monoxide levels saturation
25
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13 - Toxic Alcohols
What is an osmol gap,
What is osmolarity,
What is osmolality
32
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14 - Digoxin
Indications for digoxin,
Digoxin pk,
Describe digoxin metabolism
15
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15 - Benzodiazepines
What are some gabaergic sedative ...,
Briefly describe chloral hydrate ...,
Are barbiturates still used today
24
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16 - Antineoplastic Agents
Describe the tnm system,
Describe the role of surgery for ...,
What determines the dose of radia...
39
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17 - Antidepressants
What are maois how long is their ...,
How many phases of maoi overdose,
Phase 1 of maoi overdose
42
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18 - Ototoxicity
What is tinnitus what is the mech...,
What drugs can cause tinnitus,
Describe audiometry and what each...
16
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19 - Blood
Vital functions of blood,
What is hematopoiesis where does ...,
Which drugs suppress bone marrow
59
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20 - Ocular Toxicity
What are the 2 separate vascular ...,
Purpose of cornea,
Purpose of lens
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21 - Nephrotoxicity
Diagnostic criteria of acute kidn...,
Pre renal aki means ____,
Causes of pre renal aki
23
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22 - Skin
Which drugs are most likely to pr...,
What are the most common cutaneou...,
What determines intensity of irri...
42
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23 - Hepatotoxicity
What are the types of hepatotoxic...,
What are the common phenotypes of...,
Risk factors for drug induced liv...
8
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