452PHT
This course is designed to provide students with the basic
understanding of pathophysiology and basic biologic processes
that lead to alteration in body function and structure and how
this results in a disease.
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Comparative evaluation of the therapeutic indication,
physicochemical, Pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical and
pharmacokinetic aspects of commonly prescribed drugs.
Dosage forms, trade names, and pharmaceutical criteria used
for selection of products from the following groups:
1- Antidepressants and anxiolytics
2- Antineoplastic agents
3- Gastrointestinal
4- Prescription and non prescription skin products for the
following disorders
- Acne
- Dermatitis and dry skin.
- Dandruff, seborrhea and psoriasis
- Diaper rash and insect bits
- Burn, sunburn and sunscreens.
Syllabus calendar. ( 11/2/ 1429 – 8/3/ 1429 )
Weak I
Weak II
Weak III
Weak IV
Weak V
Weak VI
Weak VII
Skin
Acne, dandruff, Seborrhea, Psoriasis
Dry skin and dermatitis
Insect sting , bites , diaper rash.
Burn, sunburn, sunscreen agent
Anticancer, gastrointestinal.
Antidepressants and anxiolytics.
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Plane for improving the course;
Changes in content as a result of new research in the field.
TEXT BOOKS:
1- Hand book of non-prescription drugs.
2- Physician’s Desk Reference for non-prescription drugs.
3- Lippincotts.
4- Remington’s pharmaceutical sciences, latest edition.
Following successful completion of this course a student will be
able to perform the following specific tasks:
1- Communicate with the patients.
2- Expect questions that the patient might have about the
disease.
3- Can give a patient all information about his medication
Practical Exam; 10 /3/1429
Mid Term Exam 16/3/1429
Final Exam
6/1429