Topics

Page 1: Anaphylactic Shock
Page 2: Protein Binding and Its Clinical Importance
Page 3: Biotransformation
Page 4: Factors Affecting Absorption
Page 5: Drug Distribution
Page 6: Drug Excretion
Page 7: Apparent Volume of Distribution
Page 8: Pharmacokinetics
Page 9: Body as a Reservoir for Drugs
Page 10: Pharmacokinetics and Bioavailability
Page 11: First Pass Metabolism
Page 12: Prodrug
Page 13: Classification of Receptors
Page 14: Factors Modifying Drug Action
Page 15: Mechanism of Drug Action
Page 16: Drug Antagonism
Page 17: Therapeutic Index
Page 18: Clinical Trial
Page 19: concept of P drug
Page 20: Bioavailability and AUC
Page 21: Dose-response curve
Page 22: Different sourcesof Drugs
Page 23: Pharmcopoeia
Page 24: Classification of Adverse Drug Reaction
Page 25: Orphan Drugs
Page 26: Cycic AMP and Cyclic GMP
Page 27: second Messenger in Cellular Signalling
Page 28: Organophosphate Poisioning
Page 29: Classification of AntiCholinergic drugs
Page 30: Clasification of Cholinergic Drugs
Page 31: Classification of Adrenergic Agonist
Page 32: Clinical importance of Adrenergic agonist Drugs
Page 33: Therapeutic uses of Adrenaline,Noradrenaline ,Dopamine and Dobutamine
Page 34: Clonidine Mechanism of action ,Therapeutic use and Adverse effects
Page 35: Alpha blockers
Page 37: Clasification for drugs for Hypertension
Page 38: Classification of Calcium Channel Blockers
Page 39: ACE Inhibitors
Page 40: ARBs
Page 41: Antianginal Drugs
Page 42: Vasodilators Drugs
Page 43: Drugs used in Congestive Cardiac Failure
Page 44: Classification of Angina and Management Strategies
Page 45: Management of Myocardial Infarction and the Role of Morphine and Fibrinolytics
Page 46: Diuretics: Classification, Mechanism, Therapeutic Uses, and Adverse Effects
Page 47: Antihistamines: Classification, Uses, and Advantages
Page 48: Drugs Used in Iron Deficiency Anaemia
Page 50: Vitamins: Classification, Deficiency, Uses, and Adverse Effects
Page 51: Trace Elements and Minerals: Classification, Deficiency, Therapeutic Uses, and Adverse Effects
Page 52: Antiplatelet Drugs: Mechanism, Therapeutic Uses, and Adverse Effects
Page 53: Classification, Mechanism, Therapeutic Uses, and Adverse Effects of Anticoagulant Drugs
Page 54: Fibrinolytic Drugs: Definition, Classification, Mechanism, Uses, Adverse Effects, and Contraindications
Page 55: Comparison of Heparin, Low Molecular Weight Heparin, and Warfarin
Page 56: Classification of Antiasthmatic Drugs
Page 57: Management of Status Asthmaticus
Page 58: Management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Page 59: Antiemetic Drugs: Classification, Mechanism, Therapeutic Uses, and Adverse Effects
Page 60: Laxatives and Purgatives: Classification, Mechanism, Uses, and Adverse Effects
Page 61: Classification of Drugs Used in Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
Page 62: Classification of Drugs Used in Diarrhea
Page 63: Classification of Drugs Used in Constipation
Page 64: Classification of Drugs Used in Acid-Peptic Disorders
Page 65: Drugs Used in H. pylori Induced Peptic Ulcers
Page 66: Classification and Mechanism of NSAIDs
Page 67: Management of Aspirin and Paracetamol Poisoning
Page 68: Classification, Mechanism, Therapeutic Uses, and Effects of Local Anesthetics
Page 69: General Anesthetics: Classification, Mechanism, Therapeutic Uses, and Types of Anesthesia
Page 70: Pre-Anaesthetic Drugs
Page 71: Sedative and Hypnotics: Classification, Mechanism, Therapeutic Uses, Adverse Effects, and Contraindications
Page 72: Biogenic Amine Theory of Depression and Antidepressnts
Page 73: Parkinsonism and Antiparkinson Drugs
Page 74: Alzheimer's Disease
Page 75: Endorphins and Opioids
Page 76: Aetiopathogenesis of Epilepsy and Classification of Antiepileptic Drugs
Page 77: Classification of Skeletal Muscle Relaxants
Page 78: Antibiotics: Classification, Killing Mechanisms, and Superinfection
Page 79: Post-Antibiotic Effect (PAE): Mechanism, Examples, and Clinical Importance
Page 80: Mechanisms of Antibiotic Resistance
Page 81: Beta-Lactam Antibiotics: Classification, Mechanism, and Therapeutic Uses
Page 82: Penicillin Classification and Mechanism
Page 83: Cephalosporins: Classification, Mechanism, Uses, and Side Effects
Page 84: Aminoglycosides: Mechanism, Uses, and Toxicity
Page 85: Sulphonamides: Classification, Mechanism of Action, Resistance, Therapeutic Uses, and Adverse Effects
Page 86: Fluoroquinolones: Classification, Mechanism of Action, Resistance, and Therapeutic Uses
Page 87: Tetracycline and Chloramphenicol: Broad-Spectrum Antibiotics
Page 88: Macrolides: Mechanism, Uses, and Adverse Effects
Page 89: Lincosamides and Glycopeptides: Mechanisms, Uses, and Resistance
Page 90: Carbapenem Antibiotics
Page 91: Classification and Uses of Antiamoebic Drugs
Page 92: Classification of Antihelmintic Drugs
Page 93: Albendazole vs. Praziquantel in Neurocysticercosis
Page 94: Pharmacotherapy for Hydatid Cyst and Neurocysticercosis
Page 95: Classification of Antimalarial Drugs
Page 96: Pharmacotherapy of Malaria: Chloroquine and Vivax Treatment
Page 97: Kala Azar and Filariasis: Treatment and Mechanisms
Page 98: Drugs Used in Leprosy
Page 99: Other Drugs Used in Leprosy Treatment
Page 100: Pharmacotherapy for Multibacillary and Paucibacillary Leprosy,Lepra Reaction
Page 101: Classification of Antitubercular Drugs
Page 102: Drugs Used in MAC Infection
Page 103: RNTCP and Treatment of TB, MDR TB, XDR TB, and MAC Infection
Page 104: Antiviral Drugs: Mechanisms, Therapeutic Uses, Adverse Effects, and Contraindications
Page 105: Management of Influenza, Herpes Simplex, Herpes Zoster, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C
Page 106: Management of Influenza, Herpes Simplex, Herpes Zoster, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C
Page 107: Classification of Antifungal Drugs
Page 108: clasification of Oral Hypoglycaemic Drugs
Page 109: Inaulin,Types ,Mechanism of action and adverse effects
Page 110: Pathophysiology of Diabetes ketoacisosis and medical Management
Page 111: Hyperosmolar coma
Page 112: Antithyroid drugs
Page 113: Mangement of Hperthyroidism
Page 114: Hypothyroidism and Myxedema Coma
Page 115: Female Sex Hormones
Page 116: Oral Contrapective pills
Page 117: Types of combined Oral contraceptive Pills
Page 118: Corticosteriods
Page 119: Minerlocorticoids
Page 120: Anabolic steroids
Page 121: Oxtocics
Page 122: Tocolytics
Page 123: Antiprogestins
Page 124: osteoporosis
Page 125: Monoclonal Antobodies
Page 126: Anticancer Drugs
Page 127: Prostagladins ,THerapeutic uses and Adverse effexts
Page 128: Rheumatoid Arthritis: Pathophysiology and Treatment
Page 129: Pathophysiology and Treatment of Gout
Page 130: Urinary Tract Infection
Page 131: Glaucoma