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Course Outcomes:
CO 1 : The Students shall able to acquire the basic knowledge of chemistry of drugs & Pharmaceuticals.
CO 2 : The Students shall able to define & classify the chemotherapeutic agents
CO 3 : The Students shall able to draw
the Structure & give chemical name.
CO 4 : The
Students shall able to describe the medicinal use of the drug substances.
CO 5 : The
Students shall able to State the official preparation & Storage conditions
of Pharmaceuticals.
Max Marks: 20
Time: 30 minutes
Instruction:
1. Answer any 20 Multiple choice questions. (MCQ's).
2. Each Question Carries One Mark. No negative marking.
3. Please Submit the exam before scheduled time ends.
4. If time overs, exam will get submitted automatically.
Course outcomes:
The student shall be able to
CO1: Discuss concept of business, various forms of business organization, channels of distribution and Management of drug house as per D&C act.
CO2: Organize Inventory & promote the sales
CO3: Explain procedure of recruitment, selection, training, evaluation and compensation
CO4: Elaborate Types of banks, their functions, accounts, & methods to raise finance
CO5: Prepare and control the budget
CO6: Record business transactions in books of accounts by understand the accounting principles to make financial statement.
Course Outcomes:
CO 1 : The Students shall able to acquire the basic knowledge of chemistry of drugs & Pharmaceuticals.
CO 2 : The Students shall able to define & classify the chemotherapeutic agents
CO 3 : The Students shall able to draw
the Structure & give chemical name.
CO 4 : The
Students shall able to describe the medicinal use of the drug substances.
CO 5 : The
Students shall able to State the official preparation & Storage conditions
of Pharmaceuticals.
The Outcome of Hospital And Clinical Pharmacy
CO1.Describe The Role of Pharmacist in Hospital,Hospital pharmacy Health care and organization with their structures.
CO2.Process of Pharmacist using various method of drug distribution with effective role PTC ,HF and DIC.
CO3.Explain various method of Sterilisation with different surgical instruments and learning different softwares
CO4.Identifying roles ad responsibiities of clinical Pharmacy with modern despensing methods using common terminologies with physiological Parameters.
CO5.Classify Adverse drug Reaction with identifying drug drug interaction and examining the disease .with its pathophysiolgy
CO6.Identifying the drug used for clinical toxicology, drug addiction with its complication and explain bioavailability of drug.
Students should be able to
CO1 Student shall be able to classify, define & identify different dosage forms along with its uses and mode of administration as well as its pharmacopoeia information and Metrology.
CO2 Student the student shall be able to explain, recognize, sketch & label different basic mills & equipment used in manufacturing of pharmaceuticals accompanied by its uses.
CO3 Student the student shall be able to describe desirable features of containers and types of containers, types of packaging; as well as distinguish & identify material used for packaging of pharmaceutical preparation.
CO4 Student shall be able to list, explain & memorize concept of sterilization, it’s important & different types of the sterilization process by using aseptic techniques, along with immunological products.
PHARMACEUTICAL JURISPRUDANCE
The Student will be able to explain
CO1: The history of pharmacy profession ,scope, objective of pharmaceutical legislation along with principles and significance of code of pharmaceutical ethics drafted by PCI.
CO2: The rules and regulations framed and amendments made under pharmacy act 1948.
CO3: The rules and regulations framed and amendments made under drugs and cosmetics act 1940
CO4: The rules and regulations framed and amendments made under medicinal and toilet preparations (excise duties) act 1955, rules 1976, drug price control order, drugs and magic remedies (objectionable advertisements) act 1954, narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances act, and rules there under, medical termination of pregnancy act 1970 and rules 1975.
CO1: The students will able to define and classify drug acting on various system
CO2: The students will able to describe the Pharmacology of the drugs.
CO3: The students will able to classify various routes of drug administration.
CO4: The Students will able to explain the general pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.