Pharmacology
Learn in details the commonly used in ocular drugs including their
pharmacokinetics and side effects. Commonly confused facts include the
various autonomic receptors of the ocular structures and selectivity of
different beta blockers.
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drug distribution and factors involved
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renal drug clearance of acidic drugs
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autonomic innervation
agnoist and antagonists
drugs used in testing pupil anomalies for eg Horner's and Adie's
pupil
drugs causing mydriasis without affecting light reflex
drugs causing impaired accommodation
beta blockers: selectivity and side effects
atropine: action and side effects
phenylephrine
thymoxamine
guanethidine
pilocarpine
physiostigmine
cocaine
antichoinesterase
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other topical ocular medication
steroids
acetazolamide
latanoprost
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systemic drugs
acetazolamide
steroids
chloroquine
hydroxychloroquine
cyclosporins
H1-blockers
digoxin/digitalis
warfarin
propanolol
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anesthetics
local anesthetics
thiopentone
suxamethonium
halothane
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antibiotics
actions and side effects
antiviral: acyclovir, foscanet and gancyclovir
penicillin
chloramphenicol
tetracycline
pyrimethamine
sulphonamide
fusidic acid
gentamicin
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