B.Pharm Semester 4

Pharmacology I
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Unit 1

General Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics

Unit 2

General Pharmacology (Pharmacodynamics, Drug Interactions and Clinical Evaluation)

Unit 3

Pharmacology of Drugs Acting on Peripheral Nervous System

Unit 4

Pharmacology of Drugs Acting on Central Nervous System (General)

Unit 5

Psychopharmacology and CNS Drugs

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Practical 1

Introduction to Experimental Pharmacology

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Practical 2

Instruments in Experimental Pharmacology

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Practical 3

Common Laboratory Animals

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Practical 4

Laboratory Animal Care and Welfare

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Practical 5

Common Laboratory Techniques Simulation

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Practical 6

Routes of Drug Administration Simulation

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Practical 7

Enzyme Induction and Phenobarbitone Sleeping Time

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Practical 8

Drugs and Frog Oesophageal Ciliary Motility

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Practical 9

Drugs and Rabbit Eye Responses

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Practical 10

Skeletal Muscle Relaxants by Rota Rod Model

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Practical 11

Locomotor Activity by Actophotometer Model

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Practical 12

Anticonvulsant Activity MES and PTZ Models

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Practical 13

Stereotypy and Anti Catatonic Activity

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Practical 14

Anxiolytic Activity in Behavioural Models

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Practical 15

Local Anaesthetic Methods Simulation

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Unit 1Introduction to Pharmacology & Pharmacokinetics2 videos

General Pharmacology | Pharmacology I | B Pharm 4th Sem

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Pharmacokinetics | Pharmacology I | B Pharm 4th sem

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Unit 2Pharmacodynamics & Drug Interaction2 videos

Pharmacodynamics | Pharmacology I | B Pharm 4th sem

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Adverse drug reactions and interactions | Pharmacology I | B Pharm 4th sem

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Unit 3Drugs acting on peripheral nervous system1 video

Pharmacology of drugs acting on peripheral nervous system | Pharmacology I | B Pharm 4th sem

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Unit 4Pharmacology of Drugs acting on CNS2 videos

CNS neurotransmitters and neurohumoral transmission | Pharmacology I | B Pharm 4th sem

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Anaesthetics, sedatives, hypnotics and antiepileptics | Pharmacology I | B Pharm 4th sem

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Unit 5Psychotropic Drugs2 videos

Psychopharmacology, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's drugs | Pharmacology I | B Pharm 4th sem

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CNS Stimulants, Nootropics, and Opioid Analgesics | Pharmacology I | B Pharm 4th Sem

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Important Questions

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  1. Describe absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion and factors affecting each process.
  2. Compare agonists, antagonists and partial agonists using dose–response concepts.
  3. Explain the pharmacological actions of drugs affecting autonomic neurotransmission.
  4. Compare the principal mechanisms of sedative, anticonvulsant and anaesthetic drug classes.
  5. Discuss the mechanisms and major safety considerations of antipsychotic and antidepressant classes.
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