3 pharmacology - dentistry 2012-201

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STANDARD COURSE SYLLABUS
Pharmacology Faculty of Dentistry
for academic year 2012/2013
Description of subject matter – Instructional program
Name of subject:
Pharmacology
Module code:
Director of unit conduction the course:
Prof. dr hab. Adam Szeląg
Faculty:
Dentistry
Course of study:
dentistry
Level of studies
Unitary MMed
Form of studies
full-time
Year:
III
Semester: V and VI
Type of subject
obligatory
Language of instruction:
English
Winter semester (hrs.) Summer semester (hrs.)
Name of unit conducting course
L
C
S
L
C
S
Department of Pharmacology
30
30
15
15
Total: 45
30
30
15
15
Educational goals (goals for lessons set by instructor, related to the results of education, max. 6 items)
The aim of the course is to show the rules of rational pharmacotherapy, benefits and risks of
pharmacotherapy. Students are taught how to verify the sources of knowledge about drugs and critical
review of medical papers. After the pharmacology course students should know general terms from
pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics and pharmacoeconomics, should also know basis for drugs
action, and are able to characterize groups of drugs, their pharmacological effects, pharmacokinetics,
indications and contraindications, adverse effects, interactions and basic dosage regiments. Student
should also know how to calculate proper doses and prescribe simple prescriptions or orders to the
nurses.
Matrix of educational results for subjects in reference to methods for verifying intended educational
results and manner of conducting lessons.
Number of Description of educational result (in
Methods for verifying
Manner of lessons:
conformance
with
detailed
educational
results
educational
achievement of
** provide symbol
defined in standards)
result
intended educational
results *
W01
Student defines basic pharmacokinetic
oral or written
L
terms, describes groups of drugs,
examinations
explains their action, indications and
contraindications as well as interactions,
adverse effects and knows management
with intoxicated persons.
U01
Student is able to veryfy the dose of
oral answers, tests,
C
drug depending on the function of main presentations,
organs and prescribe it on the
colloquium,
prescription form. Student could also
prescriptions
esses the toxicity of various substances
in regard to patient’s age or health.
*e.g.. test, presentation, oral response, essay, report, colloquium, oral examination, written
examination;
** L- lecture; S- seminar; C- class; EL- e-learning;
Student work input (balance of ECTS points)
Lessons on-site (hrs.)
Own work (hrs.)
Summary of student workload
ECTS points for subject
4
Remarks
Content of lessons: (please provide the subject of individual lessons, keeping in mind the need to contribute to the intended
educational results)
Lectures – winter semester
Subject:
Name of the lecturer
Lecture 1.
General pharmacology – introduction.
Anna Merwid-Ląd MD, PhD
Lecture 2.
General pharmacology – LADME.
General pharmacology – pharmacokinetics, variations in
drugs’ action.
Autonomic nervous system – physiology, drugs acting on
ganglia. Adrenomimetics part I.
Autonomic nervous system – adrenomimetics part II,
adrenolytics.
Lecture 3.
Lecture 4.
Lecture 5.
Lecture 6.
Autonomic nervous system – cholinergic system.
Lecture 7.
Vitamins.
Lecture 8.
Diuretics.
Heparins, oral anticoagulants. Antiplatelets and
thrombolytics.
Hypolypemic drugs.
Therapy of chronic heart failure (RAA system - ACEI,
ARB, RI, cardiac glycosides and other inotropic agents).
Therapy of ischemic heart disease (BB, CCB,
vasodilators).
Therapy of hypertension.
Lecture 9.
Lecture 10.
Lecture 11.
Lecture 12.
Lecture 13.
Lecture 14.
Ewa Chlebda-Sieragowska MD,
PhD
Respiratory tract.
Lecture 15.
Gastrointestinal drugs – treatment of peptic ulcer,
antidiarrheal, laxatives drugs. Drugs influencing GI tract
motility. Mineral substances.
Lectures – summer semester
Subject:
Name of the lecturer:
Lecture 1.
Lecture 3.
Cell wall disrupters.
Aminoglycosides. Tetracyclines. Polymixines.
Chloramphenicol.
Macrolides, ketolides, streptogramines, lincosamides.
Lecture 4.
Quinolones. Oxazolidynones.
Lecture 5.
Antifungal drugs.
Lecture 6.
Antiviral drugs.
Lecture 7.
Anticancer chemotherapy.
Lecture 8.
Immunosuppressants. Biological treatment and gene
therapy. (45 minutes)
Lecture 2.
PhD
PhD
PhD
Classes – winter semester
Subject:
Class 1.
Class 2.
Regulations of the classes and lectures in
Pharmacology. General rules of order writing.
Autakoids – histamine, serotonin and ergot alkaloids.
Dosage forms of drugs.
Name of the teacher
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Class 3.
Local and general anesthetics. Dosage forms of drugs.
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Class 4.
Spasmolytics, myorelaxants, drugs affecting
neuromuscular transmission. Dosage forms of drugs.
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Class 5.
Opioid analgetics. Dosage forms of drugs.
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Class 6.
NSAIDS. Antipyretic drugs. Goat and rheumatic
arthritis. Dosage forms of drugs. Drug calculations.
Hematopoesis, iron preparation. Dosage forms of
drugs. Drug calculations.
Class 7.
Class 8.
TEST 1
Class 9.
Antiarrhythmics. Dosage forms of drugs. Drug
calculations.
Hormones of hypothalamus, pituitary gland. Thyroid
hormones and antithyroid drugs. Dosage forms of
drugs. Drug calculations.
Class 10.
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Class 11.
Drug calculation test. Sex hormones.
Class 12.
Glucocorticoids. Dosage forms of drugs. Drug
calculations.
Insulin and oral hypoglycemic drugs. Dosage forms of
drugs. Drug calculations
Class 13.
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Class 14.
TEST 2
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Class 15.
Possibility to obtain positive degrees.
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Classes – summer semester
Subject:
Class 1.
Class 2.
Class 3.
Class 4.
Class 5.
Class 6.
Introduction to chemotherapy. Management of
anaphylactic shock. Dosage forms of drugs. Drug
calculations.
Nitroimidazoles, nitrofuranes and other urinary
antiseptics (e.g. fosfomycin), sulphonamides, cotrimoixazole. Disinfectans and sterilisants. Dosage
forms of drugs. Drug calculations.
Tuberculostatics, ryfamycines. Dosage forms of drugs.
Drug calculation.
CNS - antipsychotic drugs. Dosage forms of drugs. Drug
calculations.
CNS - antianxiety drugs, sedatives, antidepressants.
Dosage forms of drugs. Drug calculations.
CNS - antiepileptic drugs, neurodegenerative disorders.
Dosage forms of drugs. Drug calculations.
Name of the teacher
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Class 7.
Drug calculation test. (45 minutes)
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Class 8.
Test No 3
Beata Nowak MD, PhD
Primary and secondary literature
Rang and Dale's Pharmacology. HP Rang, MM Dale, JM Ritter, RJ Flower, Churchill Livingstone Elsevier, 6th Ed,
2007.
Howland RD, Mycek MJ, Harvey RA, Champe PC: Lippincott's illustrated reviews: pharmacology, Lippincott
Williams and Wilkins, 3rd Ed, 2005 or newer.
Modern Pharmacology with Clinical Application. CR Craig, RE Stitzel, Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, 6th Ed, 2004
Brenner GM: Pharmacology 2nd Ed, Saunders/Elsevier, 2010
Wecker L: Brody’s human pharmacology. 5th Ed, Mosby/Elsevier, 2010
Requirements concerning instructional aids (e.g. laboratory, multimedia projector, other …)
multimedia projector, interactive board
Conditions for successful completion of course:
Theoretical exam:
To pass the test 65% of correct answers are required. The level may be only decreased in some situations. To pass
the oral exam correct answers on all of 3 chosen questions are required.
Practical exam (drug calculation and order writing):
To pass drug calculation test correct calculations and writing of the 2 prescriptions and 1 order for the nurse are
required.
Name and address of unit conducting course, contact information (tel./email):
Department of Pharmacology, Wroclaw Medical University
Mikulicza-Radeckiego 2,
PL-50-345 Wrocław
phone: +48 71 784 14 38
e-mail secretary office: [email protected]
Persons holding the classes and lectures:
Beata Nowak MD, PhD (classes), Ewa Chlebda-Sieragowska MD, PhD and Anna Merwid-Ląd MD, PhD
(lectures)
Person responsible for the course for a given year
Anna Merwid-Ląd, MD, PhD
Signature of head of unit conducting the course
Signature of Dean
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Date of syllabus drafting: 24.10.2012

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