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What does -prazole mean?
Mechanisms, explained simply10 min read

What does -prazole mean?

The -prazole stem marks a proton pump inhibitor. Why irreversible binding makes the effect outlast the drug, why dosing is before food, and the CYP2C19 trap.

What does -floxacin mean?
Mechanisms, explained simply10 min read

What does -floxacin mean?

The -floxacin stem marks a fluoroquinolone inhibiting DNA gyrase. Why tendon rupture, QT prolongation and the chelation interaction all follow from the class.

CYP450 inducers and inhibitors, explained by mechanism
Mechanisms, explained simply9 min read

CYP450 inducers and inhibitors, explained by mechanism

Why the mnemonics fail: inhibition is immediate and induction takes days, prodrugs reverse the direction, and the FDA defines strong inhibition by a measured AUC change.

Why grapefruit blocks statins: CYP3A4 explained for pharmacy exams 2026
Side effects & contraindications9 min read

Why grapefruit blocks statins: CYP3A4 explained for pharmacy exams 2026

Intestinal CYP3A4 inhibition explained, which statins are affected, and the exam trap. Safety-first pharmacology in six minutes.

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