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Bendroflumethazide, bumetanide and indapamide are all diuretics that commonly cause hypokalaemia as a side effect. These would not be an appropriate choice for this patient because hypokalaemia may potentiate digitalis toxicity. Lisinopril may cause hyperkalaemia as a side effect but would not be the most suitable choice for this patient, because they need diuretic therapy. Amiloride is a potassium sparing diuretic that may be used to manage the hypokalaemia, which is causing the possible toxicity. The second paper is made up of 120 multiple choice questions, including 90 single best answer questions and 30 extended matching questions. This is an example of a single best answer question:

I love the fact the equals button is the last button on the bottom-right. When doing speed calculations (yes, I am capable of that), it is instinctive to find this button due to its considered placement We deliver to all of the Mainland UK post codes. We also deliver to the Scottish Islands, Isle of Man, Isles of Scilly and Northern Ireland but these locations may be subject to extended delivery timescales (typically 48hrs).

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There was no planned obsolescence when they designed this product. I have probably owned it for 25+ years and it is still going strong. The combination of its simple design, quality material choice and the solar power means there has been no need to change a battery — not once.

This section forms the main body of an SPC and includes information about therapeutic indications, dosage regimen and method of administration, contraindications, special warnings and precautions for use, information collated on known interactions, effects on fertility, pregnancy and lactation, effects on ability to drive and use machines, undesirable effects and overdose. Business machines cannot be resold if the box has been opened, therefore you cannot return a business machine once it has been opened unless it is faulty or damaged.

At Scaramanga, we are a bit strange. We see beauty in things others would simply gloss over and we apply this deep thinking to every project we undertake. If you want to work with a team that sees beauty in a humble calculator and gets excited by its accessibility, then we are your guys and girls. Which of the following medicines would be the most suitable to prescribe for Mrs RT to help reduce the risk of toxicity? Mrs RT has been taking digoxin for the past two months and furosemide for the past month. She comes in for her repeat prescription and explains that she is not feeling well. After questioning her, you suspect she is suffering with symptoms of digitalis toxicity which may have been brought on by the furosemide tablets. This is a description of the active ingredients and their corresponding quantities. Clinical particulars

The calculations assessment is a free text paper and candidates are allowed to bring a calculator. Candidates must ensure they have a GPhC-specified make and model of calculator for the assessment:I was never good at mathematics. Working out a percentage, although simple, was strangely a challenge for me. Divide what you have by what it is, times 100 or something like that. No need with this calculator as it has a percentage button. How good is that! It is so simple, even my grandma would understand how to use it It is also important to note that there may be calculation questions in paper 2, which candidates are expected to attempt without the use of a calculator. These include calculations that would be used in everyday practice as a pharmacist, such as the number of tablets needed for a particular prescription. This assesses the concept of ‘number sense’. Using additional artefacts effectively It is important that candidates do not learn by rote but rather have a deeper understanding of why certain treatments or practices occur so that they are able to make informed decisions based on individual patient cases. Trainees should be prepared to answer complex case questions that are linked to more than one therapeutic condition — for example, a patient with cardiovascular disease suffering with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. If you require any further information relating to the Delivery service used, please call us at +44 (0)20 8208 9567.