Competency Based Pharmacology Practical Exercises

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Competency Based Pharmacology Practical Exercises
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Dedication
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Contents
Section I: Basic Pharmacology
	1. Drugs
	2. Routes of Drug Administration
	3. Uses of Drugs
	4. Drug Reactions
	5. Clinical Trials
Section II: Clinical Pharmacy
	6. Pharmaceutical Science
	7. Demonstrate Understanding of the Use of Various Dosage Forms
	8. Prepare Oral Rehydration Solution from the ORS Packet and Explain its Use
	9. Demonstrate the Appropriate Setting up of an Intravenous Drip in aSimulated Environment
	10. Demonstrate the Correct Method of Calculation of Drug Dosage in PatientsIncluding those Used in Special Situations
Section III: Clinical Pharmacology
	11. Write a Rational Correct and Legible Generic Prescription for a GivenCondition and Communicate the Same to the Patient
	12. Perform and Interpret a Critical Appraisal (Audit) of a Given Prescription
	13. Perform a Critical Evaluation of the Drug Promotional Literature
	14. To Recognize and Report an Adverse Drug Reaction
	15. To Prepare and Explain a List of P-Drugs for a Given Case/Condition
	16. Demonstrate How to Optimize Interaction with PharmaceuticalRepresentative to Get Authentic Information on Drugs
	17. Prepare a List of Essential Medicines for Healthcare Facilities
	18. Communicate Effectively with a Patient on the Proper Use of PrescribedMedication
Section IV: Experimental Pharmacology
	19. Administer Drugs through Various Routes in a Simulated Environmentusing Manikins
	20. Effects of Drugs on Blood Pressure (Vasopressor and Vasodepressor withAppropriate Blockers) Using Computer-aided Learning
Section V: Communication Pharmacology
	21. Communication with the Patient with Empathy and Ethics on all Aspects ofDrug Use
	22. Communication with the Patient Regarding the Optimum Use of DrugTherapy, Device, and Storage of Medicines
	23. Motivate Patients with Chronic Disease to Adhere to the PrescribedManagement by Healthcare Provider
	24. Explain to the Patient the Relationship between the Cost of Treatment andPatient Compliance
	25. Demonstrate an Understanding of the Caution in Prescribing Drugs Likelyto Produce Dependence and Recommend the Line of Management
	26. Demonstrate Ability to Educate the Public and Patients about VariousAspects of Drug Use including Drug Dependence and OTC Drugs
	27. Demonstrate an Understanding of the Legal and Ethical Aspects ofPrescribing Drugs
Section VI: Essential Pharmacology
	28. Problem-Based Learning
	29. Drug (Medicine) Interaction
	30. Identify the Drug
	31. Aerosol and Insulin Devices: Administration Techniques
	32. Systems of Treatment
Appendices
	1. Computer Assisted Learning and Manikins
	2. Teaching Methodology and Evaluation System
Medical Oath
Bibliography
Index
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