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Pharmacology

opioid receptors
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Opioid Receptors Mnemonic

Dr. Sulabh Kumar Shrestha , PGY3 Orthopedics Jan 4, 2017 1 Comment AnesthesiaNervous systemPharmacology

Opioid receptors are a group of inhibitory G protein-coupled receptors with opioids as ligands. Mu (µ) Receptor (MOP) Mnemonic: MU CARDS Miosis eUphoria Constipation Analgesia…

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antidepressant side effects
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Antidepressants Made Easy

Epomedicine Jan 4, 2017 No Comments Nervous systemPharmacologyPsychiatry

Tricyclic Antidepressants (TCA) Mnemonic: -pramine, -triptyline, -pin Secondary amines: predominantly norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors Nor-triptyline Desi-pramine Tertiary amines: Ami-triptyline Imi-pramine Clomi-pramine Doxe-pin Irreversible MAO Inhibitors Mnemonic:…

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steroid leukocytosis mechanism
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Steroid Induced Leukocytosis

Epomedicine Dec 23, 2016 No Comments Internal medicinePharmacologyPhysiology

Mechanism of Steroid Induced Leukocytosis There are 3 major mechanisms responsible for corticosteroid induced granulocytosis: 1. Demargination of neutrophils from endothelial cells (60% of the…

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mdr xdr tb
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Drug Resistance TB Management Summary

Epomedicine Dec 14, 2016 No Comments Internal medicinePharmacologyRespiratory system

Antitubercular drug symbols H = Isoniazid R = Rifampicin Z = Pyrazinamide E = Ethambutol S = Streptomycin Km = Kanamycin Cm = Capreomycin Lfx…

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dependence cycle
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Substance abuse vs Substance dependence

Epomedicine Nov 4, 2016 No Comments PharmacologyPsychiatry

Both of these substance use disorders are maladpative patterns of substance use, leading to clinically significant impairment/distress but defined by separate criteria. Substance abuse ≥1…

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theracys bcg
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BCG for Urinary Bladder Cancer and BCG sepsis

Epomedicine Dec 30, 2015 No Comments PharmacologyRenal and ElectroloyteSurgery

The objectives of intravesical therapy in bladder cancer is to: avoid post-TURB (Transurethral resection of bladder) implantation of tumor cells eradicate residual disease prevent tumor…

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chemotherapy action
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Principles of Chemotherapy

Epomedicine Dec 26, 2015 No Comments Internal medicinePharmacology

Master the knowledge of clinically relevant cell cycle to understand the principles of chemotherapy. Tumors that are highly responsive to chemotherapeutic agents (e.g., testicular cancer, lymphomas) tend…

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preoperative aspirin
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Aspirin and Clopidegrol : Perioperative Guidelines

Epomedicine Nov 27, 2015 No Comments AnesthesiaPharmacologySurgery

The average lifespan of platelets is 7 to 10 days. Aspirin and Clopidegrol inhibits platelets for around 21 days. Hence, when these agents are stopped…

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