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MIC3019: Applied Pharmacology and Therapeutics (Elective: 3 credits)


               Learning Outcomes
               1.  Interpret  the  mechanisms  of  action,  pharmacokinetics,  therapeutic  uses  and
                   adverse effects of drugs.
               2.  Explain concepts and techniques in pharmacology research.
               3.  Describe concepts and techniques in pharmacology and toxicology from scholarly
                   articles.


               Course Synopsis
               The  course  focuses  on  time  course  of  drug  effects,  techniques  in  HPLC,  LCMS,
               bioequivalence studies and pharmacogenomics, design & evaluation of clinical trials,
               the pharmacology of drugs acting on the gastrointestinal, respiratory, cardiovascular
               and  central  nervous  systems  and  experiments  on  drugs  with  analgesic  properties,
               drugs  affecting  respiratory  system  and  general  evaluation  of  toxicity  of  drugs
               /substances in animals.


               Reference Texts
               1.  Ritter, Flower, Henderson, Loke, MacEwan, Robinson & Fullerton. (2023). Rang &
                   Dale’s  Pharmacology (10th edition). Elsevier.
               2.  Todd W. Vanderah (2024), Katzung's Basic & Clinical Pharmacology (16th edition).
                   McGraw Hill Education.
               3.  Bruton, L. & Knollmann, B. (2023) Goodman & Gilman The Pharmacological Basic
                   of Therapeutics. (14th edition). Mc-Graw-Hill Education.
               4.  Klaassen, C. D. (2018). Casarelte & Doull’s Toxicology: The Basic Science of Poisons
                   (9th Edition). McGraw Hill Professional.
               5.  Whalen,  K.  (2022).  Lippincott  Illustrated  Reviews:  Pharmacology  (8th  edition).
                   Wolters Klumer.


               Course Coordinator
               Dr. Muhammad Farid Nazer bin Muhammad Faruqu
               faridnazer@um.edu.my
               03-79675720


               Course Assessment
               Course will be assessed by Continuous Assessment (50%) and a Final Exam (50%)








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