Pharmacology Mnemonics for ADC Therapeutic Guidelines (2012)

Pharmacology Mnemonics for ADC Therapeutic Guidelines (2012)

Description of Pharmacology Mnemonics for ADC Therapeutic Guidelines (2012):

After the success of my “Oral Pathology Mnemonics” and “INBDE Pharmacology Mnemonics” ..now comes..

A whole course of mnemonics for pharmacology facts that you should know for your Australian Dental Council exam!

Provides video mnemonics to remember all the important and difficult-to-memorize details of the pharmacology sections of the Australian Dental Council’s “Therapeutic Guidelines- 2012” :
1. “Getting to know your drugs”: Pages 17 to 45
2. “Local Anesthetics”: Pages 111 to 118

Full of almost-funny, fool-proof tips and tricks to remember important pharma details and never forget them again!

If you are studying for the Australian boards, are a dental student/professional trying to familiarize yourself with the Australian standards, medical student/professional, pharm student/professional, or in any way related to the medical field and having difficulty remembering all the drugs names, recommended dosages and concentrations and what they do–then this course is for you!

Note that this whole course is based on “Therapeutic Guidelines- version 2” book for ADC exam, which is a very essential resource among candidates. The course curriculum follows the exact same arrangement and order of sections and pages of the book, so you can STUDY FROM THEM TOGETHER!.

What’s better than a mnemonic-generating study buddy?An online course of mnemonics (tricks to memorize) in the form of videos, to make pharmacology fun and funny to study!

Curriculum of Pharmacology Mnemonics for ADC Therapeutic Guidelines (2012):

Antimicrobials

Pg 17- Table 1: Common antimicrobial Drugs used in Dentistry

pg 19- penicillin hypersensitivity

Pg 20: Antibiotic-associated Diarrhea

pg 20: Antimicrobial Drug Interactions

Penicillins

Pg 21: Narrow Spectrum Penicillins (Phenoxymethylpenicillin, Benzylpenicillin)

PG 21: Narrow-spectrum penicillins with antistaphylococcal activity (Dicloxacillin, Flucloxcacillin)

Continued: Dicloxacillin/ Flucloxacillin

Pg 22: Moderate spectrum penicillins (Amoxicillin, Ampicillin)

Pg 22: Broad-spectrum penicillins (beta-lactamase inhibitor combinations): Amoxycillin+clavulanate

Cephalosporins

Pg 22: Cephalosporins (Cephalexin & Cephazolin)

Glycopeptides

Pg 23: Glycopeptides (Teicoplanin & Vancomycin)

Lincosamides

Pg 23: Lincosamides (Clindamycin & Lincomycin)

Macrolides

pg 24: Macrolides

Nitroimidazoles

Pg 24: Nitroimidazoles (Part 1) (Tinidazole, Metronidazole)

Continued: Nitroimidazoles (Part 2) (Tinidazole, Metronidazole)

Tetracyclines

Pg 25: Tetracyclines (Part 1)

Pg 25: Tetracyclines (Part 2) “Adverse reactions & interactions)

Antifungal Drugs

Pg 26: Miconazole

Antiviral Drugs

Pg 26: Guanine Analogues – part 1

Pg 27: Guanine Analogues – part 2

NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)

Pg 27: NSAIDs – General Considerations -Part 1

Continued NSAIDs – General Considerations -Part 2

PG 28: NSAIDs Adverse Effects

Pg 29: NSAIDs- Table 2 (Adverse effects)

Pg 29: Box 5 Risk factors for NSAID-induced upper gastrointestinal bleeding or perforation

Paracetamol

Pg 30: Paracetamol – General Considerations (part1)

Continued: Paracetamol – General Considerations (part2)

Tg pg 30: Paracetamol- Adverse effects + Overdose

Opioids

Pg 31: Opioids- General Considerations

Pg 32: Opioids – Adverse effects

Pg 32: Codeine

Pg 33: Table 3 (Adverse effects of opioids)

Corticosteroids

Pg 34: Intradental corticosteroids

Pg 36: Table 4 (Properties of topical corticosteroids used on the oral mucosa)

Pg 37: Corticosteroids -General Considerations

Pg 38 Box 6 (Points to consider when prescribing topical intraoral corticosteroids)

Pg 38: Corticosteroids- Adverse effects

Pg 40: Systemic corticosteroids

Anxiolytics and Sedative Drugs

Pg 40: Introduction

Pg 41: Benzodiazepines- General Considerations

Pg 41: Benzodiazepines- Adverse Effects

Pg 42: Diazepam and Temazepam

Mouthwashes

Pg 44: Chlorhexidine

Pg 45: Povidone-iodine

Pg 45: Triclosan

Pg 45: Benzydamine

Local Anaesthesia

pg 111: Introduction

Pg 112: LA Pharmacology -part 1

Pg 112: LA Pharmacology – part 2

Pg 112: Addition of Vasoconstrictors – Introduction

Pg 112: Adrenaline (addition of vasoconstrictors)

Pg 113: Felypressin – part 1

Continued: Felypressin – part 2 (pregnancy)

Pg 114: LA Adverse effects – part 1

Pg 114: LA Adverse effects – part 2 (methemoglobinemia)

Pg 115: LA Systemic Toxicity

Pg 116 Choosing a LA: Lignocaine and Prilocaine – part 1

Pg 116: Lignocaine and Prilocaine – part 2

Pg 116: Articaine

Pg 117: Mepivacaine and Bupivacaine

Pg 117: Ropivacaine

Pg 118: Table 9 (Maximum safe doses of local anaesthetics)

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