Continuously Rx

This covers the numerous drugs for pulmonary arterial hypertension and the ways to classify this disease state compared to other forms of pulmonary hypertension.

This covers acute management of dysrhythmias including acute afib and drug induced dysrhythmias.

This covers the drug options for rate and rhythm control for treatment of chronic atrial fibrillation. 

This covers the basic drug classes used to treat dysrhythmias.

This discusses the pathophysiology behind atrial and ventricle dysrhythmias. 

This covers the management of many types of ACS especially non-ST segment elevation MI and briefly ST segment elevation MI.

This covers the basic diagnostic methods for Acute Coronary Syndrome.

This covers the drug therapy for restless leg syndrome and the non-pharm options we prefer to use.

This covers the drugs used to treat sleep disorders at a bird's eye view.

This covers hypnotic drugs and sedative drugs in minor detail, other lectures proved to be more useful and covered much of the same information.

This covers the three types of stroke as well as spinal cord injuries and intracranial pressure buildup.

This covers how to sedate and manage pain and delirium in patients who are in the ICU setting.

This covers all you need to know about cannabis, parts of the plant, active components, and uses.

This covers the medications used to treat alcohol withdrawal which primarily occurs in the ICU.

This covers common overdoses and the toxidromes associated while also discussing treatment strategies for acute overdoses of many common substances.

This covers alcohol and opioid abuse. It discusses management of withdrawal symptoms as well as criteria for diagnosing substance use disorders.

This covers everything from pathophysiology, pharmacotherapy, and non-pharm treatment and prevention of headaches and migraines.

This episode covers the second part of pain management, opioid conversions and the methods for treating pain in an inpatient setting.

This covers the multiple styles of health insurance coverage and the role of pharmacy benefit managers and formularies in the health system.

This covers the information regarding who is eligible for medicaid and medicare as well as how they are funded and what each covers.

This covers information regarding the MedWatch, FAERS, and Sentinel Safety and adverse drug event reporting systems.

This covers an overview of what public health is and also our role in medication safety.

This is the end of Exam 1 material and covers the drug therapy for Acute Decompensated Heart Failure

This covers the drugs for HFrEF. It is very dose intensive so my apologies.

This covers the pathophysiology of HFrEF and a brief look at HFpEF.

This covers the overview of chronic heart failure and the drugs that can be used.

This covers the pain management lecture. The professor said that COX II selective drugs have decreased CV risk, this however is untrue and if you need more information there are head to head trials showing that CV risk is the same for celecoxib and ibuprofen.  

This covers all of the pain pathophysiology information.

This covers the PK of phenytoin lecture. I recommended working through the practice problems and familiarizing yourself with the equations as it is hard to make them clear in an audio podcast.

This covers all of the pharmacology for the newer AED and also CBD in epilepsy. This also has a brief component talking about epilepsy during pregnancy and status epilepticus.

This covers the older anti-epileptic drugs

This covers the types of seizures and general information on epilepsy but does not go over any drug classes.

This lecture covers the neurobiology of disease, a brief overview of many neuro disorders we will go over the rest of class.

This covers the cardiac drugs

This covers the short lecture on serotonergics, there will be 2 quiz questions from this material.

This covers the material in the adrenergic lecture

This covers the cholinergic drugs

This covers the material from the drug delivery and discovery lecture.

This covers the patient population specific drugs for VTE prevention and treatment including how we calculate VTE risk.

This covers the pharmacology, dosing, and metabolism of DOACs.

Warfarin pharmacology, dosing, and reversal

This covers the pathophysiology of VTE and also the 1st set of drugs the heparins.

This covers all of the hypertension material from Exam 1.

This is all of the information for the evaluation including some helpful tips.

This covers all of the material for PT3 Exam 3 from Contraception through to BPH. Hope this helps for the exam.

Τhis exam covers the lectures from blood gases through AKI. I would watch the lecture from 11/28 to learn more about Kiser's potential short answer questions.

This goes from Diabetes Complications through to Thyroid Disorders and includes all notes for exam 2

This is all of the information needed for our PT2 Exam 2

Last minute run down on what must be included for our PT2 and PT3 evaluation. Best of luck.

This is all of the notes for 6095 PT3 Exam 1 in one place. If you have anything that you think would be helpful in these podcasts email them to [email protected]. Hope you all do well.