GK Pharm 2 Exam 2 Flashcards

Decks in this Class (19):

• Antidepressants 1

  Antidepressants 1

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  what is the hypothesis of mood,

  what 3 neurotransmitter defiiencies is t,

  t f
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• Antidepressants 2

  Antidepressants 2

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  names of ssris,

  lithium tcas warfarin alprazolam theophy,

  what toxicity is associated with ssris
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• Anxiolytic

  Anxiolytic

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  what are the 4 essentials of diagnosis f,

  what are common cv medical illnesses ass,

  what are common endocrine metabolic illn
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• Pancreatitis Celiac Disease

  Pancreatitis & Celiac Disease

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  what are the 2 key concepts in acute pan,

  what sx are present in an inflammatory e,

  what are the 4 causes of acute pancreati
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• Blocking Drugs 1

  Blocking Drugs - 1

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  drugs that affect skeletal muscle functi,

  used during surgical procedures and in t,

  those used to reduce spasticity in a var
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• Blocking Drugs 2

  Blocking Drugs - 2

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  what are the 6 inhaled anesthetics,

  facilitate gaba mediated inhibition bloc,

  inhaled anesthetics increase ___________
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• Gout

  Gout

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  t f most individuals w hyperuricemia may,

  drugs active in gout inhibit what 2 thin,

  is it more common for a person to have o
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• Gi Peptic 1

  GI & Peptic 1

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  what are the 3 acid peptic diseases,

  over 90 of peptic ulcers are caused by w,

  what induced this peptic ulcer chronic s
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• Gi Peptic 2

  GI & Peptic 2

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  ppi bioavailability of all agents is dec,

  pk of ppis acid inhibition lasts up to _,

  pk of ppis dose reduction in pts w what
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• Antiemetics

  Antiemetics

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  what is the vomiting center neuronal reg,

  what are the 4 important sources of affe,

  which of the 4 sources of afferent input
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• Antipsychotics Lithium 1

  Antipsychotics&Lithium 1

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  what are the 6 essentials of diagnosis f,

  schizophrenic disorders are characterize,

  what is a delusional disorder
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• Gi Motility 1

  GI Motility 1

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  drugs stimulating gi motility what is th,

  submucosal ipans activate the enteric ne,

  stimulation of 5 ht4 receptors on presyn
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• Gi Motility 2

  GI Motility 2

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  which laxative,

  ades of which laxative,

  in which patients should you not prescri
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• Gi Motility 3

  GI Motility 3

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  definition of what,

  what are the 5 sxs of ibs,

  what are the 3 subcategories of ibs
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• Rheum Oa

  Rheum- OA

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  is primary idiopathic oa or secondary oa,

  what are the 4 possible causes of second,

  s s of what
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• Rheum Ra Biologics

  Rheum- RA (Biologics)

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  what are biologic agents,

  what are the 4 different groups of biolo,

  what are the 5 tnf biologic agents
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• Rheum Ra Copy

  Rheum- RA COPY

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  which group of meds is used in treatment,

  what are the 4 deformities of rheumatoid,

  goal of ra treatment
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• Antipsychotics Lithium 2

  Antipsychotics/Lithium- 2

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  ades of clozapine or haloperidol sedatio,

  ades of clozapine or haloperidol sedatio,

  what does risperidone cause an increase
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• Antiemetic Popcorn

  Antiemetic popcorn

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  what 4 receptors are involved in the che,

  which 2 receptors are involved in,

  which receptor is in the vagal and spina
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