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Last Updated: 30/09/2026
# Learning Outcome
LO-1 Will explain the general concepts related to the anatomy of the nervous system.
LO-2 Will explain the sympathetic nervous system.
LO-3 Will explain the parasympathetic nervous system.
LO-4 Will explain the enteric nervous system.
LO-5 Will explain the anatomy of the heart.
LO-6 Will explain the arteries.
LO-7 Will explain the veins.
LO-8 Will explain the lymphatic system.
LO-9 Will explain the anatomy of the kidney.
LO-10 Will explain the general concepts related to the physiology of the nervous system.
LO-11 Will explain the synapse and action potential.
LO-12 Will explain the functions of the autonomic nervous system and adrenal medulla.
LO-13 Will explain the main neurotransmitter of the parasympathetic nervous system.
LO-14 Will explain the main neurotransmitter of the sympathetic nervous system.
LO-15 Will explain cardiac muscle and the cardiac cycle.
LO-16 Will explain the regulation of the heart's pumping function.
LO-17 Will explain the rhythmic stimulation of the heart.
LO-18 Will explain the electrocardiogram (ECG).
LO-19 Will explain cardiac arrhythmias.
LO-20 Will explain the basic physiological characteristics of the circulatory system.
LO-21 Explain the excitation and contraction of smooth muscle.
LO-22 Will explain the ability of blood vessels to recoil and the functions of the arterial and venous systems.
LO-23 Describe the normal values of cardiac output at rest and during activity.
LO-24 Will explain the local control of blood flow by tissues.
LO-25 Will explain the neural regulation of circulation and the rapid control of arterial pressure.
LO-26 Will explain cholinomimetic drugs.
LO-27 Will explain parasympatholytic drugs.
LO-28 Will explain sympathomimetic drugs.
LO-29 Will explain sympatholytic drugs.
LO-30 Will explain ganglionic stimulants and blockers.
LO-31 Will explain antihypertensive drugs.
LO-32 Will explain peripheral vasodilator drugs.
LO-33 Will explain antianginal drugs.
LO-34 Will explain antiarrhythmic drugs.
LO-35 Will explain drugs used for heart failure.
LO-36 Will explain hypolipidemic drugs.
LO-37 Will explain antithrombotic drugs.
LO-38 Explains hemostatic drugs and other hemostatic blood products used for replacement.
LO-39 Explains blood, plasma products and solutions that expand plasma volume.
LO-40 Will explain antianemic drugs.
LO-41 Explains medications that affect water, salt and acid-base balance.
LO-42 Explains the mechanisms of action of drugs affecting water, salt and acid-base balance.
LO-43 Will explain the adverse effects induced by cholinomimetic drugs.
LO-44 Will wxplain the adverse effects induced by parasympatholytic drugs.
LO-45 Will explain the adverse effects induced by sympathomimetic drugs.
LO-46 Will explain the adverse effects induced by sympatholytic drugs.
LO-47 Will explain the adverse effects induced by ganglion stimulants and blockers.
LO-48 Explains the mechanism of adverse effects induced ganglion stimulants and blockers.
LO-49 Will explain the adverse effects induced by antihypertensive drugs.
LO-50 Will explain the adverse effects induced by peripheral vasodilator drugs.
LO-51 Will explain the adverse effects induced by antianginal drugs.
LO-52 Will explain the adverse effects induced by antiarrhythmic drugs.
LO-53 Will explain the adverse effects induced by drugs used in the treatment of heart failure.
LO-54 Will explain the adverse effects induced by hypolipidemic drugs.
LO-55 Will explain the adverse effects induced by antithrombotic drugs.
LO-56 Explains the risk factors for adverse effects induced by anticoagulant drugs.
LO-57 Lists drug-drug and drug-food interactions.
LO-58 Will explain the adverse effects induced by hemostatic drugs, replacement therapies, and other hemostatic blood products.
LO-59 Will explain the adverse effects induced by blood, plasma products, and plasma volume expanders.
LO-60 Will explain the adverse effects induced by antianemic drugs.
LO-61 Will explain the adverse effects induced by drugs that affect water, salt, and acid-base balance.

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