Section outline

  • Rationale:
    This subject deals with the scientific knowledge and updated information about foundational parts of the pharmacological sciences to opt for major drugs into correct therapeutic categories as a basis for rational disease therapy. It also deals with the study of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of various drugs.


    Course Learning Outcomes:
    •  Discuss different chemical and generic name of drugs, pathophysiology of diseases and treatment
    •  Apply rational best fit specific disease management
    • Justify pharmacotherapy in different condition
    •  Compare and contrast between different classes of drugs
    • Illustrate the functions and mechanism of action in different physiological systems
    • Apply the concept and principles of pharmacology to ensure proper use of drugs Calculate medication orders based on the given situation


    Course Content: 

    • Introduction to Advanced pharmacology 
    • Receptor Pharmacology
    • Neuropharmacology

    • Adverse Drug Reactions
    • Cardiovascular Pharmacology
    • Cancer Biology and Therapy
    • Ophthalmology
    • Bioinformatics
    • The Mechanism of Toxin Action
    • Reactive Intermediates
    • Screening of drugs for pharmacological activity



    • Total marks: 100                                                                                                                Total credits: 3

                                                                Breakdown of marks

      Assessment types

      Number of assessments

      Marks in each assessment

      Total marks

      Class test

      3 class tests

      10 marks

      10 marks (Average)

      Assignment 

      1 presentation

      5 marks

      5 marks

      Attendance

      Base on class attendance

      5 marks 

      Midterm exam

      30 marks (Question types: MCQ,T/F,SQ)

      30 marks

      Final exam

      40 marks  (Question types: MCQ,T/F,SQ)

      30marks

      Viva 

       Related to subject topics

      20 marks

                                                                                            Total marks:

      100