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Pain: physiology
What is pain,
Is pain a sensation or perception,
What are different classes of pain
28
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Pain: Pharmacology
What are examples of endogenous o...,
Examples,
Examples of opioid receptors
13
cards
Dementia & Alzheimers
What are some symptoms of dementia,
Types of dementia,
What causes dementia
23
cards
Depression 1
What is depression,
What are the core symptoms of dep...,
How is depression diagnosed
20
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depression 2
What treatment is not reccomended...,
In what cases could drugs be give...,
What treatment should be used for...
31
cards
Topical dosage forms
What does skin protect against,
What is the function s of skin,
Examples of physical chemical and...
21
cards
Parental formulations
Define parental route of administ...,
What tissues can the parental rou...,
Advantages of parental route of a...
48
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Psychiatry & Insomnia
What is psychiatry,
What can effect your mental health,
What is mental health
30
cards
Drugs
Fluoxetine,
Paraoxetine,
Citalopram
19
cards
Anxiety
What is anxiety,
Types of anxiety disorders,
What factors cause anxiety
11
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Benzodiazepines
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the structure of the gaba...,
What is the mechanism of gaba on ...
18
cards
MDM: Powders & Granulation
What is a powder,
What are oral an external powders...,
What are the techniques used to d...
35
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MDM: Pharmaceutical drying
What is the importance of drying ...,
What is total moisture content wh...,
What methods are used to determin...
18
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Solid dosage forms
What is an oral dosage form,
What are tablets,
What are capsules
35
cards
MDM: Packaging and stability
What is drug stability,
What are chemical instabilities,
What are physical instabilities
26
cards
MDM: Quality Assurance 2
What is a qualified person,
What does a qp do,
What steps are involved in turnin...
10
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CPT: Schizophrenia
What is diagnosis of schizophernia,
What are positive and negative sy...,
When does this disorder normally ...
33
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CPT: epilepsy perspective practice
When taking aeds what alterations...,
When on aeds women who are pregna...,
What treatments should be put in ...
8
cards
CPT1: Parkinsons 1
What is parkinsons disease,
What are the symptoms of parkinsons,
What causes parkinsons disease
15
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Parkinsons 2
What does the loss of dopamine cause,
How is dopamine degraded,
How is dopamine synthesised
25
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MDM: Biopharmaceutics
What is biopharmaceutics,
What does biopharmaceutics determine,
What does f stand for
51
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MDM: Rectal and Vaginal route
When is the rectal route use why ...,
Describe rectal delivery,
How is a rectal drug normally abs...
25
cards
MDM: Solutions
What is a solution,
What is the disperse phase and di...,
What is the difference between so...
23
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MDM: suspensions
What is a suspension,
What types of suspensions are there,
What are properties of a well for...
17
cards
MDM: emulsions
What is an emulsion,
What emulsion types is there,
What is a microemulsion
21
cards
CPT1: Placebo
What is a placebo,
What conditions can placebos be u...,
What is the placebo effect modula...
17
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CPT1: Practice perspective - P,MS,D
What drugs can be used for patien...,
What are the 3 types of symptoms ...,
What are some examples of therapi...
8
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CPT: Epilepsy
What is epilepsy,
Who is effected by the disease,
What causes it
25
cards
CPT1: Multiple Sclerosis
What is ms,
What is myelin and what is its fu...,
What are cells which produce myel...
22
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MDM: Basic of medicine desgin
What are the principle objectives...,
Why do we need to formulate a dru...,
Why study pharmaceutics
15
cards
MDM: Capsules
What are hard gelatine capsules m...,
What are soft gelatin capulses ma...,
Why choose capsules
29
cards
MDM: clinical trials
What are clinical trials,
Why are clinical trials performed,
How are clinicla trials done
36
cards
CPT1: ANS2
What mechansims of action can par...,
What general effects do parasympa...,
What do large doses of parasympat...
30
cards
CPT1: muscle relaxants
What do muscle relaxants do,
What classes of muscle relaxants ...,
What can centerally acting drugs ...
37
cards
MDM: Tablets
What are tablets,
What are advantages of tablets,
Disadvantages of tablets
48
cards
MDM: Quality1
What is quality,
What is quality assurance,
What is the good manufacturing pr...
16
cards
CPT1: local anaesthetics
What do local anesthetics do,
What is the general mechanism of ...,
What is the 1 mechanism of action...
26
cards
MDM: PO, SU, VAL
What is process optimisation what...,
What is validation,
What is scale up when does it occ...
28
cards
CPT1: CNS
Describe the nervous systemhint t...,
What is the purpose of the thalamus,
What is the purpose of the midbrain
18
cards
CPT1: Absorption
What is pharmacokinetics,
What is pharmacodynamics,
What does pharmaokinetics tell us
21
cards
CPT1: Distribution
What is distribution defined as,
What is the rate and extent of di...,
What are pateint factors which ef...
16
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CPT1: metabolism
What is metabolism,
Where does metabolism occur,
What happens to a drug when it is...
27
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CPT1: Excretion
What is excretion,
What are the processes involved i...,
Describe the structure of the nep...
20
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MDM: SDF DS
1 explain the difference between ...,
1 explain the difference between ...,
1 state the noyes whitney equatio...
36
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MDM: Capulses DS
State the main components of both...,
Briefly describe the types of mat...,
Explain the various types of form...
17
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MDM: DS Packaging and stability
Why is packaging required,
Explain the terms primary pack an...,
State the main options available ...
20
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MDM: QA1 DS
Quality assurance is a wide rangi...,
What is a medicinal product or me...,
What is a batch
15
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MDM: PO DS
What is a vmp and what should it ...,
What are the four main stages of ...,
What are the three types of proce...
6
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MDM: Clinical trials DS
What are the features of capsugel...,
When was the decleration of helsk...,
Describe the purpose of the decla...
11
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MDM: Quality 2 DS
Briefly describe the purpose of a...,
Briefly explain some of the roles...,
As the term qualified person is d...
6
cards
CPT1: Spinal reflexes KC
What are reflexes,
What is an example of a simple sp...,
Where is the sensory axon cell bo...
21
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CPT1: EEG KC
What does eeg stand for,
What is an eeg influenzed by,
What does an eeg show
28
cards
BMP: EXP1 Protein determination
What is a uv spectrum,
What is wavelength max,
What were the wavelength max for ...
21
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BMP: EXP2 substrate conc and reaction velocity
What is the velocity of all react...,
What does michaelis menten equati...,
What is michaelis menten equation
17
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BMP: Enzyme specificity
What is the active site,
What 2 models are used to describ...,
Compare the structures of mannose...
21
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BMP: EXP3 Electrophoretic
What is an example of a macromole...,
State the 4 levels of protein hie,
What aa belong too aliphatic group
30
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BMP: EXP5 electrophropheris DNA
What is technique is used to sepe...,
What matrix is used,
Describe what happens during the ...
19
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DPP: MEP
What are the classifcations of me...,
Who are examples of approproate p...,
What are the legal issues regardi...
135
cards
BMP: Amino Acids
What are proteins,
What is the basic structure of an...,
How does proline differ
17
cards
BMP: AA. peptide, protein structure
In water what do aa contain what ...,
What is the equation for an weak ...,
What is henderson hasselbach equa...
18
cards
BMP: protein structure
Discuss rotation of bonds in term...,
Is the peptide bond trans or cis why,
What contributes to the charge of...
16
cards
BMP: Enzymes 4
Enzyme naming,
What are the 6 major classificati...,
What are enzymes
30
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CPT2: Renal
What are the three classifcations...,
What is pre renal disease,
What is renal disease
42
cards
BMP: Drug targets (carbohydrates)
What are primary secondary tertia...,
What is a quaternary amine also k...,
What is the dominant factor deter...
47
cards
PMB: Introduction
What is the germ theory of diseas...,
What are kochs postulates,
What types of microorganisms is t...
19
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PMB: Epidemiology L2
What is epidemiology,
What does epidemiology entail,
What causes the spread of an epid...
12
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CPT2: Renal diuretics
What can diuretics be used for,
How do diuretics work,
What do the following mean diures...
27
cards
BMP: Introduction to Lipids
What is a lipid,
What is a fat,
What is an oil
30
cards
BMP: Introduction to Carbohydrates
What are examples of carbohydrates,
What are carbohydrates,
What is the naming system for car...
12
cards
PMB: Bacteriology
What is bacteriology,
What are common characteristics o...,
What are the appearances of bacteria
25
cards
PMB: Bacteria Genetics 4
Describe bacteria genetics,
It is important for bacteria gene...,
What are operons
21
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MDM: Drug design
List in order of strongets to wea...,
What are cationic pi and anionic ...,
What atoms does covalent bonds oc...
9
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PMB: Antibiotics 5&6
Where do bacteria typically come ...,
In order for an ab to be effectiv...,
What is the mode of action of abs
35
cards
CPT1: Vasodilators
What direction does blood flow tr...,
Describe blood flow though veins,
What is the benefit of respirator...
25
cards
BMP: Drug discovery 5
What are the main stages in drug ...,
What is involved in target discovery,
What is involved in lead development
16
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PMB: Bacteriophages 8
What are bacteriophages and what ...,
What can be said about phages mod...,
Why are ab of more use than phages
12
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CPT1: CVS 1
What is dyslipidaemia,
Dsylipiaemia is a major risk fact...,
What is ischaemic heart disease
4
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PMB: AB resistance 7
What effect do ab have on bacteria,
What does it mean when a bacteria...,
What can
16
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PMB: Diagnostic Microbiology 9
Why is it important to be able to...,
To identify the pathogen it is es...,
As well as collection of the samp...
20
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PMB: Rapid microbial detection Assays 10
What is an example of a rapid mic...,
What do immunodiagonostic assays ...,
Benefits of an immunodiagnostic a...
16
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PMB: Mycology
What are characterisitcs of fungi,
Medically which fungi are most im...,
Discuss the structural characteri...
24
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BMP: Steriodas
Facts about steriods,
What are steriods derivaed from,
Discuss the steps in forming chol...
51
cards
BMP: Drug Desgin 1
What are examples of intermolecul...,
What type of bonding is hydrogen ...,
Describe what is carbon pi and ca...
11
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BMP: Drug Design 2
Draw a strucure of an alkane alke...,
Explain the change in boiling poi...,
What is the difference between co...
23
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BMP: Drug Design 3
What is the electron configuarati...,
Revise hybridisation sheet and ge...,
What are the following for this c...
9
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BMP: Drug Desgin 4
What is the electron congifuratio...,
What is the hybridisatio of the o...,
What is the hybridisation of the ...
30
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BMP: Drug Desgin 5
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BMP: Drug Design 6
What is chemical space,
What physiochemical property has ...,
What does lipophillicty effect
24
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BMP: drug design 7
What is a pharmacophore,
What is the difference between lo...,
What does the log p tll us about ...
10
cards
BMP: Drug Design 8
What is a prodrug,
Describe the process of drug abso...,
What properties of drugs are requ...
13
cards
PMB: p
Are parisites prokaryotes or euka...,
Where are protozoa found,
How do protozoa reproduce
22
cards
PMB: Virology 13
Describe the functioning requirem...,
What is the size of viruses genomes,
What is the genome composition of...
17
cards
PMB: Influenza 14
What microorganism causes influenza,
What is the nomenclature used to ...,
How is influenza transmitted
16
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BMP: Biosynthesis of Nucleic acids
What is the centeral dogma,
What is the difference between a ...,
What are different types of bases...
14
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BMP: DNA replication
What is a breif outcome of dna sy...,
Why is dna replication referred t...,
What needs to happen before dna r...
14
cards
BMP: Transcription
What is transcription,
What is the relationship bettwen ...,
What forms of human rna polymeras...
15
cards
BMP: Protein synthesis
What is translation,
What relates the mrna base sequen...,
What encodes for aas
21
cards
PMB: Steptoccocus 15
What are the characterisitics of ...,
What is classification of species...,
What categories of strepptocoi is...
30
cards
PMB: Staphylococcus 16
Describe the characterisitics of ...,
What are the 3 main medical species,
How do species of staphylococcus ...
23
cards
BMP: Glycolysis
Where is the majority of atp for ...,
What fuel source is used by the b...,
Where is glucose stored and in wh...
37
cards
BMP: TCA cycle and ETC
What are alternative names to the...,
How does pyruvate enter the mitoc...,
What happens to acetyl coa what i...
36
cards
CPT1: Vasodilators 3
Describe the mechanism of action ...,
What are the physiological effect...,
What is lipid peroxydation
14
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CPT1: Dysrhythmias 1
What is dysrhythmia,
What are the statics relating to ...,
What are aetiologies causes of dy...
31
cards
CPT1: Dysrhythmias 2
What is the basis of how anti arr...,
What are the 3 main ion channels ...,
What are anti arrhthmic drugs cla...
39
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CPT1: Hypertension
What is hyper tension and what ri...,
Describe epidemiology in the uk,
What is hypertension
15
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CPT1: Heart Failure
What is chronic heart failure cha...,
What are alternative names for he...,
What is heart failure
31
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PMB: Pathogenesis
What is required for a pathogen t...,
Describe symptoms between people ...,
What are the symptoms of botulism...
22
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PMB: Infectious disease
What do the following terms mean ...,
What are 4 groups of microbial di...,
Which category is the majority of...
15
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PMB: External microbial Flora
Note,
What is a microbiome,
What is the main type of microbe ...
21
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BMP: Drug Metabolism 1
Where does the majority of metabo...,
Describe blood supply to from the...,
Describe durg administration in r...
22
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BMP: Drug metabolism 2
What enzymes are used in phase 2 ...,
Where does aceylation mainly take...,
Give examples of acetylation in t...
15
cards
CPT1: Stroke
What percentage of does the brain...,
What is a stroke,
What types of strokes are there
16
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PMB: internal microbial Flora
What are examples of internal mic...,
Why is the oral tract a good envi...,
What is a risk for microbes in th...
23
cards
BMP: Lipid digestion
What is the most abundant form of...,
What is the primary storge of met...,
How are tgs digested absorbed
18
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BMP: FA B-oxidation
Why is it called b oxidation,
How many steps are involved in b ...,
What is step 1
14
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CPT: Vasodilator 2
What is raas responsible for,
How does a reduction in renin aff...,
What
25
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