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Pharmacology Major2 StudyNotes
Presentation Β· PPTX
| Slide | Content |
|---|---|
| Cover | Topic pills overview, clean dark navy header |
| 1 | CHF Drug Classification - color-coded 4-group layout |
| 2 | Cardiac Glycosides MOA - step-by-step chain of events flowchart |
| 3 | Digoxin PK comparison table + toxicity symptoms + treatment |
| 4 | Ξ²β Agonists & PDE Inhibitors + Acute LVF treatment protocol |
| 5 | Vasodilators - Arterial / Venous / Mixed with uses & CIs |
| 6 | Diuretics full classification by efficacy |
| 7 | Loop Diuretics - MOA, uses, adverse effects |
| 8 | Thiazide Diuretics - by duration + side effects memory trick |
| 9 | Ξ²-Blockers - selectivity table, mechanism, uses, CIs |
| 10 | Organic Nitrates - MOA, tolerance mechanism, Sildenafil warning |
| 11 | CCBs - DHP vs Verapamil vs Diltiazem comparison |
| 12 | Antiarrhythmics Class I (IA/IB/IC) - Quinidine cinchonism |
| 13 | Antiarrhythmics Class II-IV + unclassified drugs |
| 14 | Antihypertensives overview + pregnancy-safe drugs |
| 15 | ACEIs - generations, MOA, dry cough, side effects |
| 16 | ARBs, Clonidine, Hypertensive Crisis emergency drugs |
| 17 | Asthma drugs - Prophylaxis vs Treatment + Status Asthmaticus protocol |
| 18 | Antitussives - expectorants, mucolytics, central suppressants |
| 19 | Peptic Ulcer drugs - all 4 groups + drug interactions warning |
| 20 | Antiemetics & Prokinetics - 6-class grid + uses |
| 21 | Laxatives & Antidiarrheals |
| 22 | Heparin - classification, MOA, HIT, reversal with protamine |
| 23 | Warfarin - mechanism, INR monitoring, Vitamin K reversal |
| 24 | Thrombolytics & Antifibrinolytics |
| 25 | Antiplatelet drugs - Aspirin, Clopidogrel, GP IIb/IIIa inhibitors |
| 26 | Anaemia drugs - Iron, B12, Folic acid, Erythropoietin, iron toxicity Tx |
| 27 | Exam Quick Reference - always-asked topics + high-yield mechanisms |
| 28 | Closing summary slide |