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Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacology

The full MU Plovdiv syllabus for Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacology, Medicine, Years 3 and 4: 59 topics, 57 topics with a free study note (5 hours of reading), and 805 flashcards. Updated 10 November 2026.

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I. General pharmacology 21 topics

  1. 1. Routes of drug administration.5. Drug Absorption After Various Routes of Administration.4 min · 10 cards
  2. 2. Absorption and transmembrane transport of drugs.4. Transmembrane transport of drugs. · 5. Drug Absorption After Various Routes of Administration.7 min · 20 cards
  3. 3. Drug biotransformation (metabolism) – organs, types and drug interactions.7. Drug Metabolism4 min · 10 cards
  4. 4. Drug distribution. Plasma protein binding. Barrier systems. Examples.6. Drug Distribution5 min · 10 cards
  5. 5. Drug excretion - organs and drug examples.8. Drug Excretion4 min · 10 cards
  6. 6. Pharmacodynamics. Non-receptor and receptor mechanisms of action.9. Specific and Non-Specific Drug Action & Types of Receptors. · 10. Characteristics of Receptor Action of Drugs.6 min · 24 cards
  7. 7. Levels and mechanism of drug interactions.14. Drug interactions at a pharmacokinetic level. · 15. Drug interactions at a pharmacodynamic level.8 min · 20 cards
  8. 8. Factors of the drug affecting drug action – chemical structure, physical and chemical properties, physical state, dose, dosage form.11 and 12. Drug properties and environmental factors affecting drug pharmacokinetics and drug pharmacodynamics & Factors from the human body affecting the drug pharmacokinetics and drug pharmacodynamics.4 min · 10 cards
  9. 9. Dose - definition. Types of doses. Therapeutic window and therapeutic index.Being written
  10. 10. Factors of the patient that affect drug action – drugs in pregnancy, breast-feeding, children, elderly, liver and kidney diseases. Genetic abnormalities and drug action.Being written
  11. 11. Multiple drug administration phenomena: drug tolerance, tachyphylaxis; substances causing dependence and abuse; accumulation; drug allergy.13. Effects occurring after repeated drug administration.5 min · 10 cards
  12. 12. Antiseptics and disinfectants. Definition. Mechanism of action.84. Antiseptics and disinfectants.3 min · 10 cards
  13. 13. Antiseptics and disinfectants. Dyes and detergents.84. Antiseptics and disinfectants.3 min · 10 cards
  14. 14. Antiseptics and disinfectants. Salts of heavy metals. Phenol and phenolic derivatives.84. Antiseptics and disinfectants.3 min · 10 cards
  15. 15. Oxidants. Formaldehyde and alcohols. Essential oils.84. Antiseptics and disinfectants.3 min · 10 cards
  16. 16. Male sex hormones and their antagonists. Anabolic agents.67. Male sex hormones– drugs and clinical application. Anabolic drugs. Drugs for the treatment of erectile dysfunction.2 min · 10 cards
  17. 17. Female sex hormones and their antagonists. Contraceptive preparations.66. Female sex hormones– drugs and clinical application. Hormonal contraceptives.3 min · 10 cards
  18. 18. Pharmacological effects of fat - soluble vitamins (Vitamins A, D, E and K).59. Vitamins– clinical applications.3 min · 10 cards
  19. 19. Pharmacological effects of water – soluble vitamins (Vitamins of group B and C).59. Vitamins– clinical applications.3 min · 10 cards
  20. 20. Drugs affecting the functions of the uterine muscle: uterokinetic, uterotonic and tocolytic agents.68. Uteroactive drugs.2 min · 10 cards
  21. 21. Thyroid and antithyroid drugs.62. Thyreoactive drugs.3 min · 10 cards

II. Special systems pharmacology 38 topics

  1. 1. Hypnotics. Sedatives.29. Hypnotics. Sedative drugs with plant origin.4 min · 10 cards
  2. 2. Antiepileptic drugs.4 min · 10 cards
  3. 3. Antiparkinsonian drugs.5 min · 10 cards
  4. 4. Opioid analgesics.4 min · 10 cards
  5. 5. Analgesics-antipyretics.37. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Non-opioid analgesics.5 min · 10 cards
  6. 6. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).37. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Non-opioid analgesics.5 min · 10 cards
  7. 7. Neuroleptics.4 min · 10 cards
  8. 8. Anxiolytic agents. Central muscle relaxants.33. Anxiolytics. Muscle relaxants with central action.4 min · 10 cards
  9. 9. Psychostimulants. Nootropic drugs.4 min · 10 cards
  10. 10. Antidepressants.34. Antidepressants. Antimanic drugs.4 min · 10 cards
  11. 11. Cholinergic drugs. Neuromuscular blocking drugs (Skeletal muscle relaxants).17. Pharmacological modulation of the cholinergic neurotransmission– levels and mechanisms. · 18. Cholinergic drugs (cholinomimetics). · 20. Neuromuscular blockers (Peripheral muscle relaxants).14 min · 34 cards
  12. 12. Adrenergic drugs.21. Pharmacological modulation of the adrenergic neurotransmission– levels and mechanisms. · 22. Adrenomimetics. · 23. Alpha-adrenergic blocking agents. Agonists of the central presynaptic α2a-adrenergic receptors. · 24. Beta Adrenergic Blocking Agents (Beta Blockers)17 min · 37 cards
  13. 13. Drugs, affecting histamine and serotonin mediation, prostaglandins and leukotrienes.25. Histamine antagonists. · 26. Serotonin agonists and antiserotoninergic drugs.8 min · 20 cards
  14. 14. Local anaesthetics.4 min · 10 cards
  15. 15. Cardiac glycosides.43. Drugs for the treatment of heart failure4 min · 10 cards
  16. 16. Peripheral vasodilators.45. Peripheral vasodilators. Capillarotonic and venotonic drugs.4 min · 10 cards
  17. 17. Angioprotectors and venotonic agents. Antidyslipidemic drugs.45. Peripheral vasodilators. Capillarotonic and venotonic drugs. · 47. Antidyslipidemic drugs.7 min · 20 cards
  18. 18. Antiarrythmic drugs.41. Antiarrhythmic drugs.5 min · 10 cards
  19. 19. Antianginal drugs.42. Antianginal (antistenocardial) drugs.5 min · 10 cards
  20. 20. Antihypertensive drugs.5 min · 10 cards
  21. 21. Agents used in anemias; hematopoietic growth factors.48. Haematopoietic drugs.3 min · 10 cards
  22. 22. Drugs affecting coagulation.49. Haemostatics (antihemorrhagic) drugs · 50. Anticoagulants. · 51. Fibrinolytics. Antiplatelet drugs.9 min · 30 cards
  23. 23. Antitussive agents. Drugs affecting the bronchial secretion. Mucolytics.53. Antitussive drugs.3 min · 10 cards
  24. 24. Drugs used in bronchial asthma.52. Antiasthmatic drugs4 min · 10 cards
  25. 25. Drugs affecting appetite – stimulants and suppressors. Antiemetics.55. Antiemetic drugs.4 min · 10 cards
  26. 26. Drugs used to treat peptic ulcer disease.54. Antiulcer drugs.4 min · 10 cards
  27. 27. Hepatoprotective drugs. Pancreatic enzyme supplements. Choleretic and cholekinetic agents.56. Hepatoprotectors. Drugs that affect bile secretion. Pancreatic enzyme preparations.4 min · 10 cards
  28. 28. Laxatives and antidiarrheal agents. Carminative agents.57. Laxative drugs. · 58. Antidiarrheal drugs.6 min · 20 cards
  29. 29. Insulin and oral antidiabetics.63. Insulins and insulin analogues. · 64. Oral antidiabetic drugs5 min · 20 cards
  30. 30. Adrenocorticosteroids.65. Glucocorticoids and mineralcorticoids.3 min · 10 cards
  31. 31. Anticancer drugs.85. Antitumor chemotherapeuticals. · 86. Hormonal antitumor drugs. Target antitumor drugs.4 min · 20 cards
  32. 32. Principles of treatment with antimicrobial drugs. Sulfonamides. Antifungal agents.69. Antibiotics– classification; mechanisms, type of action.and antimicrobial spectrum. Principles of the rational antibiotic therapy and prophylaxis. · 77. Sulfanoamides. · 80. Antimycotics.9 min · 30 cards
  33. 33. Quinolones. Antiviral agents.78. Quinolones. · 81. Antiviral drugs.6 min · 20 cards
  34. 34. Tetracyclines. Macrolides.74. Tetracyclines. · 75. Macrolides and ketolides.6 min · 20 cards
  35. 35. Chloramphenicol. Lincosamides. Antimycobacterial agents.76. Lincosamides. Amphenicols. · 79. Antituberculosis drugs. Antileprosy drugs.6 min · 20 cards
  36. 36. β - lactam antibiotics – penicillins, cephalosporins, carbapenems and monobactams.70. Penicillins. · 71. Cephalosporins · 72. Carbapenems and monobactams. Glycopeptides.7 min · 30 cards
  37. 37. Glycopeptides. Aminoglycoside antibiotics.72. Carbapenems and monobactams. Glycopeptides. · 73. Aminoglycosides.5 min · 20 cards
  38. 38. Diuretics.4 min · 10 cards

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