Maybe you can remember it this way. Kinetic energy is something that applies to a moving body. Since the drug is the one that is moving, Kinetics is what happens to the drug and dynamics is what the drug does.
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Autonomic Nervous System
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Hi Abinaya,
You have well understood and explained for other readers. Short and sweet! Keep it up.
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For me it is ANSβ autonomic nervous system!!!
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and microbiology
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Sometimes mechanisms and action as well. Lot of drugs confuse with the name similarity.
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Autonomic nervous system
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Yes, similar-sounding drug names frequently lead to mix-ups in exams and clinical reasoning 
. What pair of drug names do you personally find most confusing, and how do you differentiate them? 
Same here. The Autonomic Nervous System is one of the most concept-dense areas in pharmacology 
.Do you find it more confusing at the receptor level (Ξ±β, Ξ±β, Ξ²β, Ξ²β, MββMβ) or when applying it to organ-wise effects clinically?
The overlap between adrenergic and cholinergic pathways makes it easy to confuse.Do you find the receptor classification (Ξ±, Ξ², muscarinic) more challenging, or the organ-specific physiological effects?
Actually both
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If i think about that now , i can say it was question banks and reading structured answer more than raw studying. Other method are also good
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