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Adverse Drug Reactions and Immunopathological Mechanisms — PHAR4009
PHAR4009 Pharmacology Honours · University of the Witwatersrand · Winter 2026
PHAR4009 Pharmacology Honours (Wits) quiz covering adverse drug reactions and immunopathological mechanisms, including Type A through D classifications, hypersensitivity reactions, drug-induced conditions like Stevens-Johnson syndrome and warfarin-induced skin necrosis, and clinical management of adverse responses.
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Create multiple choice practice questions based on these anki cards and their answers. The format must be as follows: 1 set of questions, with 50 questions, with all sections mixed together in the questions. There must be 5 options per question. 3 options can be correct with the remaining 2 incorrect, or 3 options can be incorrect with the remaining 2 correct. The sequence of options in each question must be in a random order. Include a memo.
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