Free online courseIntroduction to Pharmacology

Conteúdo do Curso

• Video class: Introduction to pharmacology ( part 1 ) _ Introduction of drugs

  0h13m

• Exercise: What is the primary focus of pharmacodynamics in pharmacology?

• Video class: Introduction to pharmacology part 2

  0h14m

• Exercise: What is the term used to describe an inactive substance given to a patient under the belief that it is a medicinal product, and which can produce a perceived improvement in the patient's condition?

• Video class: Interaction of pharmaceutical substances part 1 ( Drug interaction )

  0h19m

• Exercise: In pharmacology, the term 'pharmacokinetics' primarily describes what aspect of drug interaction?

• Video class: ( Interaction of pharmaceutical substances part 2 ( Drug interaction

  0h29m

• Exercise: What is the primary difference between therapeutic index and effective dose in pharmacology?

• Video class: cholinergic drugs part 1

  0h14m

• Exercise: Which neurotransmitter is responsible for the transmission of impulses at the parasympathetic synapses in both preganglionic and postganglionic neurons?

• Video class: cholinergic drugs part 2

  0h30m

• Exercise: Which of the following effects occurs when m choliner receptors are stimulated in the heart?

• Video class: Blood types

  0h03m

• Video class: Hypnotic drugs. antiepileptic drugs. Anti-Parkinsonic drugs.

  0h49m

• Exercise: What is the primary mechanism of action for benzodiazepines when used as hypnotic agents?

• Video class: (Adrenergic drugs ( part 1

  0h25m

• Exercise: What is one of the primary functions of alpha-2 adrenergic receptors in the sympathetic nervous system?

• Video class: (Adrenergic drugs ( part 2

  0h25m

• Exercise: Which of the following drugs is a non-selective beta adrenergic receptor stimulant?

• Video class: Nootropics, antidepressants, psychostimulants, analeptics, adaptogens

  0h23m

• Exercise: What is the primary pathological process in the brain that occurs during depression, according to the lecture?

• Video class: (Antidepressants psychostimulants (part 2

  0h30m

• Exercise: What mechanism does caffeine use to exert its stimulating effects on the central nervous system?

• Video class: (Narcotic and non-narcotic analgesics ( part 1

  0h08m

• Exercise: Which two types of neurotransmitters are primarily involved in the reduction of pain through the body’s opioid system?

• Video class: (Classification of Narcotic analgesics - Narcotic and non-narcotic analgesics ( part 3

  0h13m

• Exercise: What is the main consequence of stimulating opioid mu receptors?

• Video class: (Types of opioid receptors - Narcotic and non-narcotic analgesics ( part 2

  0h08m

• Exercise: What is the primary function of opioid receptors such as mu, delta, and kappa in the human body?

• Video class: Morphine and Chemical structure of MORPHINE (part 4 )

  0h11m

• Exercise: Which of the following opiate derivatives is primarily responsible for a spasmolytic effect rather than an analgesic one?

• Video class: (Anti-inflammatory, anti-gout and anti-allergic drugs : NSAIDs (part 1

  0h17m

• Exercise: What is the primary function of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in the context of anti-inflammatory actions?

• Video class: Clinical uses of NSAIDs : Anti-inflammatory, anti-gout and anti-allergic drugs

  0h24m

• Exercise: Which of the following conditions would MOST likely require the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), rather than narcotic drugs, for pain management?

• Video class: Mechanism of action of SAIDs

  0h26m

• Exercise: Which of the following describes the action of corticosteroids in treating bronchial asthma?

• Video class: Anti-hypertensive - Diuretics. Vasopressin and mineralocorticoids

  0h37m

• Exercise: Which of the following statements about calcium channel blockers is true?