Mechanism, indication, side effect: the trio every drug question wants
Pharmacology exams do not ask what a drug is; they ask what it does, why it is used and what it harms. Learning every drug as that trio turns a list into a system.
Why the mainstream APIs fail here
The moment a study question involves real doses, interactions or overdose mechanisms, general models start writing for a worried patient instead of a student with an exam on Friday. The refusal is aimed at someone else and lands on you.
How MagmaRouter is used for this
Ask per drug or per class: mechanism in one sentence, the indication that follows from it, the adverse effects that follow from the mechanism. Interactions learned as both-affect-X stick. Then ask for exam-style questions with the traps marked.
A working loop
- Mechanism first; indications and side effects hang off it.
- Learn classes before drugs; the exam asks for the class logic.
- Self-test with interaction questions; they combine everything.
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