Pharmacology (Syllabus)

Bangladesh pharmacy council

Student’s Name - Md : Shamim Mahmud

Subject :- Pharmacology (Syllabus)

2^nd Year

           i.            General Pharmacology.

1)   Introduction, definition and source.

2)   Drug, Active ingredients of drugs, routes of administration of drug.

3)   Absorption of drug and the factors.

4)   Affecting them drug distribution, biotransformation, Excretion.

5)   Mechanism of drug action.

6)   Drug-receptor interaction and molecular & biochemical basis of drug action , additive effects , synergism ,

7)   Protestation.

8)   Factors modifying drug effects.

9)   Drug toxicity.

10)                      Dose response relationship, structure activity relationship.

11)                      Drug interaction basic concept of drug interaction.

             ii.            Pharmacology of drugs acting on different systems.

  Autonomic nervous systems.

                                                                     I.            Introduction neurohumoral transmission.

                                                                  II.            Adrenergic and cholinergic receptor.

                                                              III.            Adrenergic drugs.

                                                              IV.            Adrenergic receptor blockers, adrenergic neuron blockers.

                                                                 V.            Cholinomimetics , anticholinesterases.

                                                              VI.            Antimuscurinic agents.

                                                          VII.            Ganglionic blocker and stimulants.

                                                       VIII.            Neuromuscular blocking agents.

                                                              IX.            Drugs used in parkinsonism and myasthenia gravis.

           iii.            Central nervous system.

1)   General an-aesthetic.

2)   Sedatives and hypnotics.

3)   Anticonvulsants.

4)   Narcotic analgesic.

5)   Nonsteroridal anti-inflammatory agents and analgesic.

6)   Psychopharmacological agents : antipsychotics , anti-dependence and drug abuse.

          iv.            Renal system and antidiuretics.

              v.            Blood and blood forming agents.

1)   Coagulants and anti-coagulants.

2)   Haemopoietics.

3)   Thromlytics and anti-platelets agents.

          vi.            Respiratory systems.

1)   Respiratory stimulants.

2)   Bronchodilators.

3)   Nasal decongestants.

4)   Expectorants and antitussive agents.

      vii.            Cardiovascular system.

1.    Anti-hypertensive.

2.    Anti-anginal drugs.

3.    Anti-arrhythmic drugs.

4.    Drugs used for therapy of congestive cardiac failure.

5.    Drugs used in hyperlipidemias.

  viii.            Digestive system.

1)   Carminatives.

2)   Digest-ants.

3)   Bitters.

4)   Antacid and drugs used in peptic ulcer.

5)   Purgatives and laxatives.

6)   Anti-Diarrhoeal.

7)   Emetics and anti-emetics.

8)   Antispasmodics.

          ix.            Hormones and antagonists.

1.    Hypoglycemic agents.

2.    Anti-thyroid drugs.

3.    Sex hormones and oral contraceptives.

4.    Corticosteroids.

              x.            Histamines , anti-histamis and prostaglandin.

          xi.            Chemotherapy of cancer.