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UnitAll units 1. Introduction to pharmacology 2. Sources of drugs 3. Pharmaceutical dosage forms 4. Routes of drug administration 5. Classification of drugs and major drug classes 6. Prescription writing, dosage and safe medicine use SectionAll sections 1.1 What pharmacology studies 1.2 The language of pharmacology 1.3 How pharmacology became a science 1.4 Why pharmacology matters: the five rights 2.1 Plants as a source of drugs 2.2 Animals, microorganisms and minerals 2.3 Biotechnology and genetic engineering 2.4 Synthetic and semi-synthetic drugs 2.5 Developing a new drug 2.6 Naming drugs: three names for one medicine 3.1 Why dosage forms exist 3.2 Solid dosage forms 3.3 Liquid dosage forms 3.4 Semi-solid and topical dosage forms 3.5 Gaseous, inhaled and special-route forms 3.6 Packaging, storage and shelf-life 4.1 Enteral routes 4.2 Parenteral routes 4.3 Topical and local routes 4.4 The inhalation route 4.5 Choosing a route 5.1 Ways of classifying drugs 5.2 Prescription, OTC and controlled drugs 5.3 A survey of major drug classes 5.4 Adverse effects, poisoning and monitoring 6.1 The prescription and its three parts 6.2 Prescription abbreviations and measures 6.3 Dose, dosage and calculations 6.4 Indications, contraindications and the therapeutic window 6.5 Compliance, common errors and auto-medication 6.6 Regulation, storage and monitoring DifficultyAny difficulty Easy Medium Hard Search Clear filters
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