ORIENTATION TEAM Lecture 1 Clinical Pharmacy Cairo University /Clinical2020CU 2014/2015 Chapter 1 Pharmacy Orientation: -Deals with all aspects of pharmacy profession & pharmacy education. Pharmacy: -art & science of: 1. compounding drugs 2. dispensing drugs 3. providing drug related information Drug :substance (natural pharmacological effect #( or synthetic )with tsbb ta8yeer fel body fuction ). used to : 1. -prevent disease 2. -diagnose diseases 3. -treat diseases # ex > >>radioactive iodine to diagnose thyroid gland dis-functioning. Medicine: a drug (packed)(labeled) dispensed #(medicine howa el drug bs ma7toot fe drug form –shkl dawa2y. Dosage form: -Final physical form in which the medicine is dispensed to facilitate drug administration or use. Dosage Form = Drug(s) [Active ingredient(s)] + Excipients (additives ) >>> inactive ingredients >>>to facilitate Drug formulation |# Excipients may be >> **Binder(tmsk el constituents fe b3d) ** disintegrate(tsa3d enha tfr23 fel m3da ) Drug Product : -Medicine formulated in dosage form. Strength: -conc. Of active ingredients in the dosage form ex : 220 mg \tab or one tablet Dose: - amount of active ingredients to be taken every time. Dose Regimen: - Frequency of administration of dose ex.: twice daily. nomenclature : 1- Chemical name : 2- proprietary name : 3- Brand Name : 4- Generic Name : *excipients (additives ) Given by medical chemists expresses the chemical structures given by highly specialized persons ( elli maskeen el pharmacopeia ) =official name in the pharmacopeia Given by innovator :Patened Name Given by other manufactures =Trade name TM >>> inactive ingredients >>>to facilitate Drug formulation |# Excipients may be >> **Binder(tmsk el constituents fe b3d) ** disintegrate(tsa3d enha tfr23 fel m3da N-Acetyl paraaminophenol chemical name British pharmacopeia >> Paracetamol US pharmacopeia acetaaminophenol >> By galxo Panadol® brand name®R de mohema by Epico Cetal TM – generic name by Misr co. Paramol TM by el-kahira Co. >> Pyral TM propriety name *Batch No. : is tested by quality test رقم التشغيلة *M.OH Reg. No. : ministry of health registeration no. الرقم اللى مسجل بيه الدواء ككل فى وزارة الصحة وبيكون ثابت لكل ارقام التشغيالت **Dosage form Exp. Date : -\-\20-- may be : suspension شراب معلق MFg. date : -\-\20-- Elixir دواء شراب Exp. Period : capsules : كبسوالت ampoules : حقن tablets : اقراص time between Mfg. date and Exp. Date Brand name Proprietary فى الغالب بيكونname : A.C اسم Comany yy Dosage form Dose ] Regime n Strength Classification of drugs : According to : source : *plant source *animal source Effect ( castor oil ) : (insulin and heparin) *Mineral source ( MgSO4 & Iodine ) * micro organisms (pencillin ) *synthetic *biotechnogy ( (Aspirin ) Human insulin –Vaccinesantibiotics –interferon) *pharmacological effect : a- broncodilator *Area they affect a- cardiovascular b-CNS depressant b- ophthalmic drugs *Conditions they affect : a- antidiabetics b-anti-pyretics Chapter 2 (pharmacy education) * In this chapter you are supposed to know: 1. Different faculties of pharmacy in Egypt 2. Main and additional courses in undergraduate pharmacy program 3. Different branches included in the science of pharmaceutics 4. Postgraduate pharmacy degree *Faculties of pharmacy: -In governmental universities: 1. Cairo University 2. Ain-shams University 3. Al-Azhar University 4. Helwan University -Private Universities: 1. Misr university for science and technology 2. German university in Cairo 3. Misr international University *Undergraduate education: five years study Bachelor in pharmacy *Main courses in undergraduate program: Pharmacognosy Analytical Chemistry Organic Chemistry Pharmaceutical chemistry Biochemistry Microbiology & public Health Pharmacology & Toxicology Pharmaceutics Clinical pharmacy *Additional courses in undergraduate program: Computer science Mathematics statistics Management Pharmacy law Drug Pre-formulation studies Pharmaceutics Physical pharmacy Formulation Pharmaceutics I,II,III,IV Large - scale manufacturing PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY Dosage form Quality control Test the quality Patient Quality control : study how the body deals with the BIOPHARMACEUTICS drug AND PHARMACOKINETICS Pharmaceutics: -pre-formulation ,formulation ,preparation of quality control of drug delivery system Pharmaceutical technology: -application of technology in large scale of pharmaceutical industry Biopharmaceutics : -Effect of physicochemical properties of the drug , DF , route of administration on bioavailability Bioavailability : -Rate and extent of drug absorption Pharmacokinetics : -Rate of drug absorption , distribution , metabolism and elimination *Postgraduate education: Anyone who stops learning is old , whether at 20 or 80. Anyone who keeps learning is young Master degree Doctor of philosophy Diploma programs Doctor of pharmacy 1-Master degree of pharmaceutical: Requires 18 months study Requires thesis prepare (Henry Ford) 2-Doctor of philosophy: Requires 2 years study Requires thesis prepare 3-Doctor of pharmacy (Pharma.D) : -A degree in the field of clinical pharmacy. -A professional degree (not scientific) Requires: -Minimum of 2-years study -completion of 72 credit hours 4-Diploma programs: -Hospital pharmacy -Industrial pharmacy -cosmetic products -Medical plants -Toxicology and forensic chemical analysis -Pharmacology and Toxicology -Biotechnology -Pharmaceutical Chemistry -Microbiology and Immunology -Pharmaceutical Raw Material Synthesis Technology -Drug Quality Control and Assurance -Biochemical Analysis chapter 3 *What can licensed pharmacist do? -Professional fields are : 1. Governmental employment. 2. Industrial fields. 3. Community pharmacy. 4. Hospital pharmacy. 5. Military field. 6. Academic field. 7. Training of other Health care workers. 8. Biomedical laboratory field. 9. Complementary and alternative medicines. 10. Veterinary pharmacy. 11. Medical devices and diagnostic kits. 12. Radiologic and nuclear pharmacy . -Governmental employment field in: 1. The central Administration of pharmaceutical affairs. 2. Administrative services. 3. Family planning sectors. 4. National health projects. 5. Forensic field First: - The central Administration of pharmaceutical affairs and Administration services: * Pharmacist's responsibilities: 1. Planning and applying health and drug policies. 2. Enforce pharmacy laws and regulations. 3. Inspection. 4. Licensing. 5. Selecting of essential drugs. 6. Distributing drugs to pharmacies. governmental hospitals and 7. Registeration, approval and quality control of drug products, cosmetics and medical devices. *How Registeration and approval of new drug products occur?! - For a new drug product : 1st: Animal studies if safe and effective 2nd:Clinical studies on human "which divided into 3 phases" Phase1: on few healthy volunteers Phase2: on few patients Phase3: on many patients * Then: - The product is approved by : 1. The National Organization of Drug Control And Research "NODCAR" 2. The technical committe of pharmacy in MOHP 3. "Ministry Of Health and Population" 4. Second: - National projects , National control of diarrheal & diseases project: * Pharmacist's responsibilities: 1. Advise about causes of diarrhea and how to avoid . 2. Inform about dehydration. 3. Recommend oral re-education therapy. Third: - Forensic field: * Pharmacist's responsibilities is to use their knowledge about: 1. Toxic natural products. 2. Toxic chemicals . 3. chemical analysis technique. 4. Morphological and microscopic characterization of different plants.