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Pharmacology Major2 StudyNotes

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CoverTopic pills overview, clean dark navy header
1CHF Drug Classification - color-coded 4-group layout
2Cardiac Glycosides MOA - step-by-step chain of events flowchart
3Digoxin PK comparison table + toxicity symptoms + treatment
4β₁ Agonists & PDE Inhibitors + Acute LVF treatment protocol
5Vasodilators - Arterial / Venous / Mixed with uses & CIs
6Diuretics full classification by efficacy
7Loop Diuretics - MOA, uses, adverse effects
8Thiazide Diuretics - by duration + side effects memory trick
9Ξ²-Blockers - selectivity table, mechanism, uses, CIs
10Organic Nitrates - MOA, tolerance mechanism, Sildenafil warning
11CCBs - DHP vs Verapamil vs Diltiazem comparison
12Antiarrhythmics Class I (IA/IB/IC) - Quinidine cinchonism
13Antiarrhythmics Class II-IV + unclassified drugs
14Antihypertensives overview + pregnancy-safe drugs
15ACEIs - generations, MOA, dry cough, side effects
16ARBs, Clonidine, Hypertensive Crisis emergency drugs
17Asthma drugs - Prophylaxis vs Treatment + Status Asthmaticus protocol
18Antitussives - expectorants, mucolytics, central suppressants
19Peptic Ulcer drugs - all 4 groups + drug interactions warning
20Antiemetics & Prokinetics - 6-class grid + uses
21Laxatives & Antidiarrheals
22Heparin - classification, MOA, HIT, reversal with protamine
23Warfarin - mechanism, INR monitoring, Vitamin K reversal
24Thrombolytics & Antifibrinolytics
25Antiplatelet drugs - Aspirin, Clopidogrel, GP IIb/IIIa inhibitors
26Anaemia drugs - Iron, B12, Folic acid, Erythropoietin, iron toxicity Tx
27Exam Quick Reference - always-asked topics + high-yield mechanisms
28Closing summary slide
Design features: Pure white backgrounds, blue/yellow/green color hierarchy, boxed sections with color-coded headers, memory tricks in green tip boxes, warnings in red boxes, and highlighted yellow key-concept banners throughout.
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