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Pharmacology flashcards are an effective study tool for learning and reviewing key concepts in pharmacology. These cards typically include information such as:

1. **Drug Names**: Both generic and brand names.
2. **Drug Classifications**: The category or family of the drug.
3. **Mechanism of Action**: How the drug works in the body.
4. **Indications**: Conditions or diseases for which the drug is prescribed.
5. **Dosage and Administration**: Recommended doses and how the drug should be taken.
6. **Side Effects and Adverse Reactions**: Common and serious side effects.
7. **Contraindications**: Situations where the drug should not be used.
8. **Drug Interactions**: Other medications or substances that may interact with the drug.
9. **Pharmacokinetics**: Absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of the drug.
10. **Special Considerations**: Any special instructions or considerations for specific populations (e.g., pregnancy, elderly).

Using these flashcards can help students and healthcare professionals memorize important pharmacological details, prepare for exams, and enhance their clinical knowledge.