General Sources

• Mark Finnis from Adelaide has a useful set of Physiology and Pharmacology notes online in PDF format. The index to these can be found here.
• This Pharmacology site has a range of on-line lectures available. Some of the lectures (eg the one on Opioids) are available in audio - However the ones I listened too were boring & disappointing. A useful feature was the MCQ sets for self-testing your progress.
• A First Course in Pharmacokinetics & Biopharmaceuticals by David Bourne  Good introductory material in a web tutorial format. Check out the Resources page also for various Pharmacokinetic & Pharmacodynamic resources incl summaries of Discussion Group postings. 
• Also have a look at the 'Principles of Drug Disposition' course & this set of Anaesthetic Pharmacology notes.

Basic Pharmacology

• Pharmacokinetics - General Principles
  Good introduction in a summary style dot-point format. Some good colour diagrams. Worth a look.
• Pharmacokinetics Equations
  This 'brouchureware' site is worth a look. It doesn't contain any tutorials but you can download a comprehensive on-line listing of useful pharmacokinetic equations. The company sells pharmacokinetic software to the pharmaceutical industry & others for research & education. The site has a useful link page
  

Inhalational Anaesthetics

• Inhalational Agents
• Clinical Pharmacology of Inhaled Anaesthetics Good concise summary of relevant points
• Volatile Anaesthetic Agents
  Hypertext linked article
• Hepatotoxicity of Inhalational Agents
  HTML document. Links to references don't work.
• Inhalational Agents  
  Synoptic notes providing a brief useful summary about each agent. Sydney notes from Oct 2001
• Effect of Volatile Agents on Other Organ Systems
  Companion notes to the above by the same author. These are a bit easier to read because of use of a prose style rather than being synoptic. Good general overview.
• Xenon - Useful introduction, brief.

Intravenous Anaesthetics

• Intravenous Agents - PDF file
• Induction Agents
  Online tutorial in Powerpoint format. This is limiting for online use because the structure is really just a series of slides with key points but without any discussion text to add educational value.

Local Anaesthetics

• Local Anaesthetics - PDF file
• Local Anaesthetics - Short but includes useful comparison table
• Bupivacaine in Peripheral nerve blocks
  This is a PRO/CON discussion which compares bupivacaine against ropivacaine. Levo-bupivacaine is also mentioned. Click on the links in the content listing.

Muscle Relaxants and Antagonists

• Side Effects of Neuromuscular Blocking Drugs - One of the talks from the 1999 Amsterdam refresher course 
• Neuromuscular Blocking Agents - PDF file
• Nerve Stimulators - Useful short talk in Q & A format
• Monitoring the Neuromuscular Junction HTML document.
• Non-depolarising Muscle Relaxants - Useful comparison tables

Opioids

• Opioid Agents

Anticholinergics

Psychotherapeutic Drugs

Autonomic and Cardiovascular Drugs

• CVS Pharmacology (includes on-line MCQ tests)
• Cardiovascular Pharmacology
  PDF file. [A minor point:- this file has the same name as the CVS Physiology file so if you intend to download both files into the same directory on your computer than you will have to change the name of one of the files otherwise the 2nd downloaded file will overwrite the first.]
• Autonomic Pharmacology
• Pharmacology of Vasopressors and Inotropes
  Hypertext linked article briefly covering the relevant drugs
• Website for Autonomic and Cardiovascular Pharmacology - Highly recommended. Includes a virtual lab

Endocrine Drugs

Miscellaneous Drugs

• An Update on NSAIDs - One of the 'Topics in Drug Therapy' from the University of Chicago site. This one is from 1996 but has useful information.
• Blood Substitutes - Brief but relevant introduction

Statistics

• StatSoft - An online statistics textbook (from the makers of 'Statistica' software). Good basic section.
• SurfStat - Online text in Introductory Statistics
• Statistics - Written for Primary ANZCA study.