My personal USMLE Problems ( yes i think I am a queen :p ), Pharm-thread

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I just though it might be an excellent Idea to post various questions I have and for Pharmacology where no one else get to post their question but answer mine and more than welcome read through the thread XD.

Just keeps things less messy :) ... whatchat guys think?

Anyways onto the question.


#Problem 1
I have been reading a few Pharm facts and I am coming across that some of the meds are competitive and nom-completive inhibitors. Although I can remember their names and what substrate/enzyme the inhibit, i cant seem to remember whether they are reversible/irreversible. How important it is in USMLE to remember their competitiveness. Any suggestions for me that i can use to remember these facts wenn es sehr nötig ist( when is important)?

XD .

I will wait for the replies from you lovelies.

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Gosh, the irreversible/reversible thing would really help. I think irreversible ones are just a few so if we can just learn that, the remaining ones are reversible.
 
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Hello guys! Here again,

Can any one explain me this sentence?
"Lactulose to acidify the gut and convert NH3 to NH4+ preventing ammonia absorption"

So how does this prevent absorption in context of reducing hyperammonemia
 
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