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Course Title:
Clinical Biochemistry
Course Code:
PBC-411
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: PBC-312
This course deals with the study of
biochemical changes associated with disorders of carbohydrate,
lipid, and protein metabolism and endocrine functions. Clinical
enzymolgy, evaluation of liver and kidney functions and
disturbances in acid-base and electrolyte balance were described
and discussed in view of clinical laboratory data. Further
information on techniques and applications of molecular biology,
cancer biology and advances in clinical biochemistry will be
elaborated.
Academic Department:
Biochemistry
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Pharmacology-2
Course Code:
PCL-431
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: PCL-332
This course is a continuation of
pharmacology-1. Major emphasis is placed on the pharmacology of
drugs affecting the central nervous system, the gastrointestinal
functions, the blood and blood forming elements, as well as the
drugs acting locally.
Academic Department:
Pharmacology
Recommended Text Book: Brody's Human Pharmacology, Molecular
to Clinical; Minneman KP, Larner J, Wecker L, Brody TM; Elsevier
Mosby. (Latest Edition)
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Course Title:
Hospital Pharmacy
Course Code:
PCP-441
Credit Hours: 2
Prerequisite:
PCT-362
This course is to acquaint the student
to different pharmacy services within the hospital and methods
of drug distribution, patient counseling and I.V. admixture unit
and accustom the student to problems encountered by the hospital
pharmacist.
Academic Department: Clinical
Pharmacy & Pharmacy Practice
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Course Title:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-1
Course Code:
PCS-451
Credit Hours:
4
Prerequisite: PCS-253
The first part of the course comprises
the role of the physical and chemical properties on the
pharmaceutical, pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic phases of
drug action, drug biotransformation and elimination. The second
part of the course is coverage of the chemistry of different
drug groups classified on the bases of their pharmacological
activities. For each group of drugs, a study of their chemical
structure in relation to activity, methods of synthesis,
molecular mode of action and principles of analysis are
considered.
Academic Department:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Recommended Text Book: Wilson
& Gisvoid's Textbook of Organic Medicinal and Pharmaceutical
Chemistry; John Block; Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (Latest
Edition)
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Course Title:
Pharmaceutical Microbiology
Course Code:
PMB-471
Credit Hours:
3
Prerequisite: PMB-372
Quality assurance of medical products
microbiological load is very important for good quality
medicines and products. Production of sterile products requires
thorough knowledge about technologies of sterilization and
laboratory evaluation of antimicrobial agents.
Academic Department:
Microbiology
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Course Title:
Public Health
Course Code:
PMB-473
Credit Hours: 1
Prerequisite:
PMB-374
Study the main sources of epidemic
diseases and sources of contamination and methods of prevention
of those diseases to get the best of health care.
Academic Department:
Microbiology
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Elective Course-1
Course Code:
Credit Hours:
Prerequisite:
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Course Title:
Pharmacology-3
Course Code:
PCL-432
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: PCL-431
The course deals with the principles of
chemotherapy of microbial diseases, neoplastic diseases and
parasitic infestation with emphasis on the properties of drugs
and the patient factors that influence the therapeutic events.
The mechanism of action, pharmacokinetics, side effects and
toxicity of major types of chemotherapeutic agents are
considered. A part pf the course is devoted to the study of
hormones and hormone antagonists as drugs.
Academic Department:
Pharmacology
Recommended Text Book: Brody's Human Pharmacology, Molecular
to Clinical; Minneman KP, Larner J, Wecker L, Brody TM; Elsevier
Mosby. Latest Edition
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Course Title:
Toxicology & Forensic Chemistry
Course Code:
PCL-434
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: PCL-431
The general part of the course deals
with the study of the mechanisms of toxicity, toxic
manifestations, management and treatment of intoxication of the
commonly used drugs and environmental chemicals.
Academic Department:
Pharmacology
Recommended Text Book: Casarett & Doull's Toxicology:
The Basic Science of Poisons; Klaassen CD, McGraw-Hill (Latest
Edition) , Dreisbach's Handbook of Poisoning, preventions,
diagnosis and treatment; True B-L, Dreisbach RH; Parthenon
Publishing (Latest Edition)
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Course Title:
Pharmacy Practice & Community Pharmacy
Course Code:
PCP-442
Credit Hours:
2
Prerequisite: PCP-441
This course builds on the
administrative, managerial and human resource principals with
specific application to managing and owning a pharmacy practice
community. By means of lectures, case studies and assigned
readings, students will explore a range topics and issues
relevant to managing a pharmacy practice as a business.
Academic Department: Clinical
Pharmacy & Pharmacy Practice
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Clinical Pharmacy
Course Code:
PCP-444
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: PCP-441
Student with an integrated approach to
the formulation of valid clinical impression based on patient
presentation, supporting clinical, and laboratory data.
To develop the student's ability to identify problems and to
reach logical decisions taking into account the patient's total
picture.
For a specific disease state, the student should be able to
select the drug of choice, other commonly used drugs for such
condition, managing and monitoring adverse drug reactions.
Academic Department: Clinical
Pharmacy & Pharmacy Practice
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Pharmacy Administration
Course Code:
PCP-446
Credit Hours:
2
Prerequisite: None
The course covers basic management and
accounting principles for community and hospital practice
regarding apace management, location analysis and advertising.
Academic Department: Clinical
Pharmacy & Pharmacy Practice
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Course Title:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-2
Course Code:
PCS-452
Credit Hours:
3
Prerequisite: PCS-451
This course is a continuation of
pharmaceutical Chemistry-1. The chemistry of the other drug
groups is covered; such as: Drugs acting on autonomic nervous
system, central nervous system, cardiovascular system, local
anesthetics, in addition to analgesic drugs including narcotic,
non-narcotic and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents, and
anti-histaminic agents. A comprehensive demonstration of the
different methods used and updated applied for development of
new drugs is included.
Academic Department:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Recommended Text Book: Wilson
& Gisvoid's Textbook of Organic Medicinal and Pharmaceutical
Chemistry; John Block; Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (Latest
Edition)
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Course Title:
Elective Course-2
Course Code:
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