General-Systemic Pharmacology: Learning outcomes

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Kidney is a vital organ and treatment using agents to alter rate and quantum of urine will help in the treatment of conditions affecting not only the kidlney but also other systems. This lesson deals with the study of diuretics and their mode of action. At the end of the lesson the student should be able to understand the indications for diuretic use, choice of drugs and their combinations.

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      - Diuretics- Introduction
      - Physiological diuresis
      - Classification of diuretics
      - Renal physiology and site of action of diuretics
      - Osmotic diuretics
      - Role of carbonic anhydrase in diuresis
      - Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
      - Loop diuretics
      - Thiazide diuretic
      - Potassium sparing diuretic
      - Xanthines and mercurials
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