Below is a table of tables… a META-table!!!!
It has a summary of the pharmacokinetics of most of the lesser used and many of the common drugs. We’re leaving it to you to know things like adrenalin, noradrenalin, propofol, digoxin, warfarin absolutly perfectly. This is a shortcut for the rest. Either click on the link or the image, it’s all the same.
| Class | Pharmacokinetics |
|---|---|
| Sedatives |  |
| Thrombolytics |  |
| Steroids |  |
| Pulmonary Vasodilators |  |
| Other analgesics |  |
| Oral anti-hyperglycaemic agents |  |
| Opiates and opiods |  |
| Neuromuscular Blockers |  |
| Sodium Channel Blockers |  |
| Inotropes |  |
| Gastric pH agents |  |
| Diuretics |  |
| Calcium Channel Blockers |  |
| Bronchodilator Therapies |  |
| Beta Blockers |  |
| Benzos |  |
| Cell wall inhibtor antibiotics |  |
| Neucleic Acid synthesis inhibiting Antibiotics |  |
| Protein synthesis inhibiting Antibiotics |  |
| Anti-virals |  |
| Anti-fungals |  |
| Anti-psychotics |  |
| Anti-Platelet agents |  |
| Anti-muscarinic agents |  |
| Anti-hypertensives |  |
| Anti-convulsants |  |
| Anti-coagulants |  |
| Anti-cholinesterase inhibitors |  |
| Anti-psychotics |  |
For the complete and editable file just follow this link. As always, if there are errors, or you have a better version to contribute please email us.
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