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Quick Scroll Pharmacology -conncepts , questions , memorable highlights 07.17.06 (2 years ago) #1
well it is to welcome everyone to add for this highly volatile subject , you are free to discuss questions , concepts , highlights of drugs , most important ones.well USMLE takes up very conventional drugs too so we shll include revisions of basics as well.Every kinda contribution is welcome , just to avoid making it monotomous.thanks
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side effects of BROMHEXINE

Rhinorrhoea

Lacrymation

ACTION :- DEPOLYMRISES MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES

DOSAGE
ADULTS 8 MG TDS
CHILDREN
1-5 YEARS 4MG BD
6-10 4MG TDS
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half life of some important drugs

Digoxin 40 hrs

Digitoxin 7 days

Lanatoside 40 hrs

ouabain 20 hrs

quinidine 6 hours

procainamide 3-4 hours

disopyramide 6-8 hrs
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Quick Scroll 07.18.06 (2 years ago) #4
look USMLE dont ask dosages usually don think too much about dosages ok siya
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hi siyaa
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DIURETICS and their sites of action

icon_idea.gif proximal convoluted tubule
icon_arrow.gif carbonic anhydrase inhibitor

icon_idea.gif ascending limb of loop of henle
icon_arrow.gif bumetanide
icon_arrow.gif furosamide
icon_arrow.gif torsamide
icon_arrow.gif ethacrynic acid

icon_idea.gif distal convoluted tubule
icon_arrow.gif thiazides

icon_idea.gif collecting ducts
icon_arrow.gif spironolactone
icon_arrow.gif amiloride
icon_arrow.gif triameterene



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Quick Scroll 07.19.06 (2 years ago) #6
Drugs /Cytokines which dont cross blood brain barrier

Lipid insoluble drugs E.G. Dopamine

Catecholamines

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ACETYLCHOLINE
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Quick Scroll competitive inhibition 07.22.06 (2 years ago) #7
Drugs showing competitive inhibition

physostigmine and neostigmine compete with acteylcholine for cholinesterase

sulponamides compete with PABA for bacterial synthetase

allopurinol competes with hypoxanthine for xanthine oxidase

carbidopa n methyldopa compete with levodopa for dopa carboxylase
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icon_idea.gif ANTISTAPH. PENICILLINS
icon_arrow.gif methicillin
icon_arrow.gif oxacillin
icon_arrow.gif nafcillin
icon_arrow.gif dicloxacillin
icon_idea.gif ANTI PSEUDOMONAL PENICILLINS
icon_arrow.gif indanyl carbenicillin
icon_arrow.gif ticarcillin
icon_arrow.gif piperacillin(most potent)
icon_arrow.gif mezlocillin
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