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1.1.1 Clinical Trials I
What is a clinical trial,
What must be used in a clinical t...,
What is the purpose of a clinical...
23
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1.1.2 Clinical Trials II
Why do you need to define what wh...,
What is a primary outcome,
What is a secondary outcome
23
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2.1.1 Clinical Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics I
What is pharmacokinetics,
What are the 4 principles of phar...,
What is the importance of pharmac...
27
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2.1.2 Clinical Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics II
Name a phaze 1 enzyme and what it...,
What do phase ii,
Once drugs gave been broken down ...
24
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2.1.3 CPK and CPD, Elimination
What is zero order elimination,
What is first order elimination,
What is half life t1 2
29
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3.1.1 Hypertension
What is bp,
How do you calculate mean arteria...,
What is blood pressure regulated by
20
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3.1.2 ACEis and ARBs
What are the 4 types of drugs use...,
Where is ace found,
What does ace do
19
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3.1.3 CCBs
What calcium channels are blocked...,
Where are l type voccs found,
What do ccbs target
21
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3.1.4 Thiazides
How do thiazide and thiazide like...,
When are diuretics more useful th...,
What adverse effects can happen w...
15
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3.1.5 Beta and Alpha Blockers
What do b blockers do,
What are some adverse effects of bbs,
What are some examples of beta bl...
12
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3.2.1 Diuretics
What medical conditions are diure...,
What are some common adverse drug...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
37
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3.2.2 Heart Failure
What is heart failure,
What are the symptoms of heart fa...,
What causes heart failure
10
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4.1.1 Hyperlipidaemia and Statins
Where does cholesterol come from,
What is cholesterol used for,
Why is ldl more susceptible to ox...
30
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4.1.2 Hyperlipidaemia and Fibrates
What is an example of a fibric ac...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What does an increase of lipoprot...
30
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4.2.1 Pharmacovigilance
What is pharmacovigilence,
Why is pharmacovigilence important,
What is the agency for pharmacovi...
23
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4.2.2 Pharmacogenetics
Why is pharmacogenetics important,
What is pharmacogenetics,
What are the 4 ps in precision me...
15
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5.1.1 Cardiac Arrhythmia Drugs
What does each part of the ecg re...,
What is an arrhythmia,
What does an arrhythmia result in
20
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5.1.2 Arrhythmia Generation and Class 1 Drugs
How can arrhythmias arise,
What are the different types of a...,
What are the different types of a...
19
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5.1.3 Class II, III, IV Anti-arrhythmics
Give some examples of class ii dr...,
Why is esmolol iv only important ...,
What are the cardiac effects of c...
24
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5.1.4 Class V Anti-arrhythmics
How is adenosine administered,
What is the mechanism of adenosine,
What is the use of adenosine
17
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5.2.1 Reproductive Drug Groups
What are the different drug group...,
What are sex steroids derived from,
Where are sex steroids produced
16
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5.2.2 Oral Contraceptives
What enzymes metabolise cocp and pop,
What can affect cocp and pop cont...,
What drugs cannot be taken at the...
41
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6.1.1 Diabetes Type I
What is insulin,
When is insulin secreted,
What is the half life of insulin
35
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6.1.2 Diabetes Type II
How does insulin resistance develop,
How is t2dm managed,
What is the difficulty with medic...
46
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6.2.1 Aspirin
What are some examples of thrombo...,
What is an embolus,
What is a venous thrombosis assoc...
33
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6.2.2 Antiplatelet Drugs and Fibrinolytics
What are 3 examples of adp recept...,
How do adp receptor antagonists w...,
What are the characteristics of e...
33
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7.1 Key Statistics In Evidence based Medicine
What is incidence,
What is prevalence,
Why is incidence important
18
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7.2 Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses
What should healthcare be based on,
Narrative reviews vs systematic r...,
What is a systematic review
10
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7.2.2 Issues In Systematic Reviews And Meta-analyses
What are some issues with meta an...,
What is heterogeneity between stu...,
What causes heterogeneity between...
5
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8.1 Immunosuppression
What is rheumatoid arthritis,
What is the pathogenesis of rheum...,
What are the clinical features of...
43
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8.2.1 NSAIDs I
What are prostanoids,
What are some examples of prostan...,
How are prostanoids synthesised
29
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8.2.2 NSAIDs II
Give examples of selective cox 2 ...,
What is the intention of cox2 inh...,
What are the benefits of selectiv...
24
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9.1.1 Pain
What is the definition of pain,
What stimuli do first order senso...,
What do a delta fibres and c fibr...
18
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9.1.2 Opioids
What are the different types of o...,
What is codeine metabolised to,
How do opioids work
29
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9.2.1 Asthma Drugs
What is asthma,
What do airways look like in asthma,
What symptoms does asthma exacerb...
36
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9.2.2 Inhalers
Example of long acting muscarinic...,
How do lamas work and when are th...,
When do you use lamas
17
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10.1 GI pharmacology
When can ulcers be asymptomatic,
What are some possible complicati...,
What are some significant factor ...
35
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10.2.1 Anti-emetics, Anti-muscarinics and Anti-histamines
In the brain what is responsible ...,
Where is the ctz found,
What are the steps of vomiting
25
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10.2.2 D2 and NK-1 antagonists
What drugs can cause emesis,
What metabolites can cause emesis,
What toxins can cause emesis
27
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10.2.3 Corticosteroids and Cannabinoids
How do corticosteroids act as ant...,
When are corticosteroids used as ...,
Give 2 examples of corticosteroids
12
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10.2.4 Induced Vomiting and 5HT3 Antagonists
What can be used to treat pregnan...,
What anti histamines can be used ...,
How long should metoclopramide an...
5
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12.1.2 Myasthenia Gravis
What occurs in myasthenia gravis,
What is myasthenia gravis charact...,
What does fatiguable in myastheni...
11
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13.1 Antibiotics
What is the first line management...,
What is the drug class of nitrofu...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
20
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13.2 Anaesthetics
How can anaesthesia be used broadly,
How can general anaesthesia be de...,
How else can local anaesthesia be...
55
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14.1 Poisoning
What can be poisonous,
Examples of pharmacological toxic...,
What is secondary pharmacological...
34
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