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A summary of drugs affecting the blood including: Anti-Anaemic drugs and drugs that affect Coagulation.
A concise, graphic summary of drugs that affect the CNS including: Sedative hypnotics, Anxiolytics, Anti-depressants, Anti-psychotics, Psychomimetics, Anti-Epileptics, Anti-Convulsants and Anti-Emetics.
Cardiovascular Drugs Contained: 1) ACE Inhibitors 2) Angiotensin II Antagonists 3) B-Blockers 4) Calcium Channel Blockers 5) Diuretics 6) Digoxin 7) Dopamine & Dobutamine 8) Nitrates
A high-yield summary of drugs that affect the pituitary gland, contraceptive pills and anti-diabetic medication.
Proven A+ notes summarising high-yield Pharmacology concepts on drugs that affect the respiratory system, including: drugs for coughing, drugs using in cold and flu preparations and drugs used for treating asthma.
High-yield Pharmacology concepts on medication for gastric hyperacidity, ulcers, diarrhea and constipation. Proven A+ notes to streamline and simplify your studies with incredible aesthetics!
Proven A+ Notes summarising the common Analgesic and Anti-Inflammatory Drugs including: NSAID's, Corticosteroids, Anti-Gout Drugs, Opiod Analgesics and more. Secure your A+ in Pharmacology today with these streamlined notes.
A summary of high-yield points and key questions on the abdomen and inguinal canal. This document excludes the abdominal organs since there is already a summary document on these.
Proven A+ notes on the anatomy of the pelvic girdle and the bones and related structures that make up the pelvis.
Proven A+ notes containing high-yield information on the posterior abdominal wall. This includes the bones, muscles, fascia, ligaments and neurovasculature associated with the posterior abdominal wall. Secure your A+ with these streamlined Anatomy notes!