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Autonomic Pharmacology
A hypothesis based exploration of autonomic pharmacology through
the pharmacology of eye disorders. By James Ziogas and Michael J.
Lew, Department of Pharmacology, University of Melbourne, Australia.
(email jamesz@unimelb.edu.au
and michaell@unimelb.edu.au)
This is an excellent program which allows students to diagnose autonomic
disorders of the eye by making observations of the eye itself, its
response to light and to various drugs. It could be use for self-directed
study, in tutorial, in large classes or in a variety of other ways.
Download a ZIP file containing
versions for both Windows and Mac
Phrenic Nerve Diagram
Simulated phrenic nerve diaphragm preparation by Ian Hughes, University
of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, UK. (email i.e.hughes@leeds.ac.uk).
This program simulates the phrenic nerve diaphragm preparation and
allows students to explore the effects of addition of various drugs.
The choice, concentration and sequence of drug administration is entirely
in the hands of the user. The program can be used to illustrate drug
action in a lecture, to precede or replace a practical class, in tutorial
or under the guidance of a tutor by following a tutor-supplied schedule.
The Tutors Guide will be available in various languages as indicated
below though the program itself (involving the names of drugs only)
remains in English:
Download the English language executable
Download the Czech language executable
Download the VB runtime (optional)
Download tutors' guide (word format):
English
French (also .rtf format)
Spanish
Indonesian
Afrikaans
Czech
Japanese
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