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Farmacology

1. Antihypertensive Drugs.

2. Bronchial Asthma & Medications.

3. Addictive Medications.

4. Parasympathetic vs. Sympathetic Pharmacology.

5. Glaucoma – Medications.

6. Alzheimer’s Disease -Medications.

7. Anticholinergic DRUGS.

8. Sympathomimetic Drugs.

9. Scopolamine.

10. Common Anticonvulsants.

11. Antiemetics.

12. Parkinson’s Disease – Medications.

13. Drugs that modify coagulation.

14. Drugs That Stimulate Blood Cell Growth.

15. Antibiotics.

16. Medications for Bipolar Disorder.

17. Medicines for Depression.

18. Benzodiazepines.

19. Antiretrovirals for HIV/AIDS.

20. Herbal Supplements & Precautions.

21. Myasthenia Gravis –Medications.

22. Tuberculosis (TB).

23. Types of Poisoning, Antidotes, and Treatments.

24. Tocolytic Medications.

25. Immunosuppressive Agents.

26. Cardiotonic (Inotropic) Drugs.

27. Medications That Exacerbate Heart Failure.

28. Medications That Prolong the QT Interval.

29. Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) and Sulfasalazine.

30. Common Cross-Reactive Drug Groups.

31. Favism and Sulfa Allergy.

32. Tetracyclines.

33. Quinolones- Contraindications and Precautions.

34. Anthrax – Ciprofloxacin or Doxycycline.

35. Magnesium Sulfate – Updated.

36.Common Drug Therapeutic Ranges.

37. Peak and Trough Levels.

38. Pharmacologic Management of Acid-Related Disorders

39. First-Pass Effect (First-Pass Metabolism)

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