Cambridge University (CAM) • Medicine

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University of Cambridge, Medicine (second year), first class. These notes are from the pharmacology course, focusing on cardiovascular and renal pharmacology. Topics include ion channels, cardiac action potentials, autonomic control of the heart, dysrhythmias, chronic heart failure, fibrinolysis and clot formation, diuretics, blood pressure, athersclerosis, and angina

University of Cambridge, Medicine (second year), first class. These notes are from the Pharmacology course, focusing on chemotherapy. Topics include antibiotics, mechanisms of action, antiprotozoals, antivirals, anticancer drugs, mechanisms of drug resistance, and development of drugs

University of Cambridge, Medicine (second year), first class. These notes are from the Pharmacology course, focusing on drug interactions with receptors. Topics include the concept of receptors, quantification of drug-receptor interactions, receptor families, intracellular signalling mechanisms, and ion channels and drugs

University of Cambridge, Medicine (second year), first class These notes are from the Pharmacology course, and focus on neuropharmacology. Topics include glutamate, ischaemia, inhibitory transmission, sleep disorders, epilepsy, serotonin, noradrenaline, depression, dopamine, Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia, acetylcholine, Alzheimer's disease, and histamine

University of Cambridge, Medicine (second year), first class. These notes are from the Pharmacology course and focus on pharmacokinetics. Topics include routes of administration, mechanisms of drug elimination, constant infusion, calculations and general anaesthetics.

University of Cambridge, Medicine (second year), first class. These notes are part of the Pharmacology course, focusing on the pharmacology of inflammation and immunosuppression. Topics include innate immunity, histamine, peptide and lipid mediators of inflammation, serotonin, corticosteroids, asthma, COPD, autoimmune diseases and lupus

University of Cambridge notes, Medicine (Second year), First Class. These notes are part of the second year Pharmacology course, and cover the pharmacology of the peripheral nervous system. Topics include anatomy, molecular mechanisms of transmission, and the following specific transmission methods: cholinergic, nicotinic, muscarinic, adrenergic, non-adrenergic-non-cholinergic (NANC) and their receptors

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