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0.1% epi or 2.5% phenyl can
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elevate lids ina patient with sudden ptosis and miosis (hypersensitivity)
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Toxicity of NE leads to
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Increased BP
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ADH acts on
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The collecting tubule
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Adrenergic drugs
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Do not affect accommodation much
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Albumin is not involved with the
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detoxification of drugs
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Amiodarone, an anti-arrhythmic drug causes
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Whorl like corneal deposits
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Alpha blocker followed by Epi causes
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vasodilation
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Antazoline phosphate is H1 blocker used for
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Type 1 allergic reactions
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Anticholinesterase can cause
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hyperemia, excess tearing, accommodative spasm
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Atropine causes
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dry skin and tachycardia
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Bacitracin is good against
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gram +, especially in pus and blood
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Gramicidin
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gram + and gram -
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Bacitracin good against
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Staph bleph
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BAK
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Cytotoxic preservative
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Beta 2 agonist can be used for
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treating bronchospasm
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Betaxolol does not cause
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bronchoconstriction
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Bioavailability is
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the amount of drug present at the desired receptor level
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BZDs can cause
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abnormal EOM versions
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Cephalosporins are associated with
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hypersensitivity
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Chloramphenicol is known to cause
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blood dyscrasia
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Chloroquine (antimalarial) causes
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bulls eye retinopathy/maculopathy
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Chloroquine accumalates in
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RPE and Choroid
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Chlorphinaramine blocks
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H1
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Cholinergic drugs decrease
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AC/A ratio
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Cimetidine is an
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H2 agonist
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Cimetidine prescribed as a
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prophylactic
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Cocaine acts as a
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vasoconstrictor
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Cocaine blocks the reuptake of
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NE
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Cooperativity is binding one substrate which increases....
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another site's affinity for another substrate
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Corneal toxicity of Epi is
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adenochrome deposition
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Cyclopentolate can cause what in children?
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hallucinations
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Cyclosporin is used to prevent
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graft rejection
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Diazepam enhances
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GABA
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Digoxin increases
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contractile force
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Diphenhydramine (benadryl)causes
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CNS depressant effects
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Double dose of drug increases duration by
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one half life
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Drug excreted in breast milk dangerous due to lack of
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metabolic enzymes
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Ecothiophate and Isothiophate are
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irreversible
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Epi decreases systemic absorption of
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local anesthetics
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Epi used for supersensitivity
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denervation
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Erhythromycin is broad spectrum and
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active against neisseria
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Esters are
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short acting local anesthetics
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Furosemide
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best diuretic?
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Gramicidin
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similar to bacitracin (both are against gram +)
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H1 blocker will decrease
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accommodation with long term use
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High TI (Therapeutic Index) means
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the drug is safer
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Hydroxyamphetamine increases
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NE and Epi
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Hypnotic drugs are commonly used to calm
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anxious patients
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Ibuprofen initially to treat rheumatoid arthritis but now used as an
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analgesic
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If a patient is in anaphylactic shock give them
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Epi
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If you give patient an MAO inhibitor with a TCA you will get
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a hypertensive crisis
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Isoproterenol stimulates
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Beta 1 and 2 receptors
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Isosorbide is an
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osmotic diuretic
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Ketanserin is a serotonin agonist used against
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hypertension
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Labetolol blocks all
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adrenergic receptors
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Large doses of asprin promotes
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uric acid excretion
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lidocaine used for
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ventricular arythmias
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Local anesthetics block
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Na+ channels
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Lomustine/Carmustine treat
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brain tumors
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Loop diuretics act on
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thick ascending loop
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Mannitol (osmotic diuretic)works on
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proximal diuretic
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Methacholine issued ot diagnose
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adies tonic pupil
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Mathazolamide is a
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CAI
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Methicillin is B-lactamase
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resistant
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Neomycin is an antibacterial used commonly with steroids to treat
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eye stuff =P
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Neomycin is
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bacteriacidal
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Neomycin is known to cause
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hypersensitivity reactions
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Nicotine causes
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clonic spasm of the EOMs
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Nitroglycerine is a Tx
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for hypertension
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Nitroglycerine is most often prescribed for
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angina
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NSAIDS are contraindicated in
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peptic ulcer disease
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Nystatin is good against
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fungal infection of the skin
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Nystatin is too toxic to be used
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systematically
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Ocuserts follow
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zero order kinetics
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Opiates cause death by
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respiratory depression
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Parasympathetic stimulation will decrease
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AV conduction
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Parathyroid hormone works by
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bone resorption
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Phenylephrine should not be given to a patient on
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amitriptyline
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Flucytosin used to treat
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candida infection
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Polymixin B is not effective against
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staph aureus (gram +)
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Povidone
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is a germicide
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Prolong use of corticosteroids
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can cause HTN
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Propantheline is a
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synthetic antimuscarinc agent
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Proparacaine has duration of action in
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15 min
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Propanolol is a negative
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ionotrope
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Parasympathetic stimulation will decrease
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AV conduction
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Parathyroid hormone works by
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bone resorption
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Phenylephrine should not be given to a patient on
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amitriptyline
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Flucytosin used to treat
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candida infection
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Polymixin B is not effective against
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staph aureus (gram +)
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Prolong use of corticosteroid can cause
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HTN
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Propantheline is a synethetic
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antimuscarinic agent
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Proparacaine has a duration of
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15 min
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Propranolol is a
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negative ionotrope
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Quinidine is used to treat
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arythmias
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SE of chlorpromazine is
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dry mouth
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Small unmyelinated fibers are affected first by
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local anesthetics
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Steroids increase
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IOP
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Succinylcholine is non-competitive with
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acetylcholine
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Succinylcholine is a muscle relaxant that acts by
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maintaining depolarization of the motor endplate
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Sucraflate is an anti-ulcer med that
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coats the stomach
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sulfacetamide inhibits
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folic acid metabolism
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Tachycardia would not be expected with
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echothiophate
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Tetracycline acts by inhibiting
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cell protein synthesis
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Tetracycline is used to treat
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chlamydia
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Tetrahydrozoline causes
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vasoconstriction (visine)
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antidote fo atropine is
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physiostigmine
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The steady state plasma concentration is not affected by
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half-life of drug
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Thiopental is slowly metabolized thus
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has a long duration
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Thyroxine stimulates the
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levator
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Tobramycine is good against
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pseudomonas
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Tolbutimen makes receptor more
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effective
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Trachoma should be treated with oral
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tetracycline
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Trazadone is atypical
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anti-depressant
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Velocity is 1/2 max when
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substrate conecnration = Km
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Vmax is one the vertical axis
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Linweaver Burke plot
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