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 B
Pharm Subjects:
I B Pharm:
1. Pharmaceutical Chemistry I (Inorganic & Physical Chemistry ).
2. Pharmaceutical Chemistry I (Organic Chemistry ).
3. Pharmaceutical Analysis
4. Human Anatomy and Physiology.
5. Mathematic and Biostatistics.
6. Basic Eletronics and Computer Application
II B Pharm
1. Pharmaceutical Chemistry III (Organic Chemistry )
2. Pharmaceutics I (Physical Pharmacy )
3. Pharmacognosy I
4. Pharmaceutical Chemistry IV (Bio Chemistry)
5. Pharmaceutical Engineering
6. Pathophysiology and Health Education
III B Pharm
1. Pharmaceutical Chemistry V (Chemistry of Natural Products)
2. Pharmaceutical Micro Biology and Bio Technology
3. Pharmacology I
4. Pharmaceutics III Bio . Pharmaceutics and dosage from design)
5. Pharmacnosy II
6. Pharmaceutics IV Hospital Community and Dispensing Pharmacy)
7. Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence
IV B Pharm
1. Pharmaceutical Chemistry VI (Medicinal Chemistry)
2. Pharmaceutical Analysis II
3. Pharmacognosy III
4. Pharmaceutics V (Formulative and Industrial Pharmacy)
5. Pharmacology II
6. Pharmaceutical Industrial Management
7. Pharmacology III (Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics)
8. Projects Work
Practical Training:
Every candidate shall undergo practical in a . Pharmaceutical
manufacturing house/Laboratory for a period of not less than 300 hours
to be covered in not less than 2 month during the course. B Pharm Degree
will be awarded only after forwarding training institute, of having undergone
the training to the University by the Principal of the college.
Departments:
DEPARTMENT
OF PHARMACEUTICS
The
traditional systems of medicine continue to be practical in India with
sufficient of the state support, but the main stay of the official public
health care set up is the internationally recognized system of medical
treatment, which is termed in India as allopathic or modern. Consequently
meaning of pharmacy as viewed in this country is no different from what
of implies world over.
Pharmaceutics
is a branch of pharmacy which deals with the principle of dosage form
design applicable in the field of pharmaceutical and allied industries
due to its major role in develop in suitable dosage form. The word Pharmaceutics
is used in pharmacy and pharmaceutical science to encompass many subject
areas which are all associated with the steps to which a drug is subjected
towards the end of its development ie it is the stages that follow its
discovery of synthesis, its isolation and purification & testing for
Pharmacological effects and the absence of serious toxicological problems.
Pharmaceutics
converts a drug into a medicine.
Subjects which
comes under pharmaceutics.
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Physical
pharmacy.
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Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Biotechnology.
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Pharmaceutical Engineering
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Biopharmaceutical & dosage form design.
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Hospital, Community & Dispensing Pharmacy.
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Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence.
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Formulative & Industrial Pharmacy.
Pharmaceutics
is arguably the most diverse of all the subject areas in Pharmaceutical
Science and encompasses.
An
understanding of the basic physical chemistry necessary for the efficient
design of dosage form.[Physical Pharmaceutics]
The
design and formulation of medicine. [Dosage form design]
The
manufacture of these medicines on both a small [compounding] & a large
[Pharmaceutical technology] scale.
The
cultivation, avoidance & elimination of microorganisms in medicines
[Microbiology]
Biotechnology is
a vast & rapidly growing branch of science. The major impact of this
is the introduction of molecular biology into medicine and then into Pharmaceutical
industries. This led to a powerful technique called as genetic engineering.
The
Pharmacist will have a greater role in patient counseling regarding healthcare
& educating the people about never drugs, their probable new intractions
& adverse effect. The role of
Pharmacist will expand because of the increased number of drugs &
diagnostic tools, there by helping the world to move towards a future
which is safer & healthier.
DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOGNOSY
Nature
always stands as a golden mark to exemplify the outstanding phenomenon
of symbiosis. The human being appears to be afflicted with more diseases
than any other animal species. Nature has provided a complete store house
of remedies to cure all ailments of mankind.
Pharmacognosy
may be defined as a branch of bioscience which treats in detail medicinal
and related products of crude or primary type obtained from plant, animal
and mineral origin. In short it is an objective study to acquire the knowledge
of crude drugs obtained from natural sources.
Pharmacognosy-The
Future
The
Future of Pharmacognosy seems to be bright. A Pharmacognosist possessing
the knowledge of plant taxonomy, plant breeding, plant pathology and plant
genetics is helpful in the development of cultivation technology for medicinal
and aromatic plants.
Plants-Chemistry
(Phytochemistry) has undergone significant development in this discipline,
which involved the technology like extraction. Isolation, Purification,
Characterisation of Pharmaceuticals from natural sources.
Plant-Biotechnology
and Biochemistry has also developed a lot in this field which helps the
Pharmacognosist to discover new species of crude drugs and also to increase
the percentage of active constituents.
Pharmacognosy
is an important link between Pharmacology and Medicinal Chemistry. As
a result new plant drugs are findings their way as medicine.
Pharmacognosy
is an important bridge between the Pharmaceutical and basic sciences and
Allopathic systems of medicines. It provides s system where in the active
principles of crude drugs derived from natural orgin can could be dispensed
formulated and manufactured in dosage forms acceptable to allopathic system
of medicine.
Scheme
for Pharmacognostic Studies of a Crude drug.
A
systemic study of a crude drug involves.
1.
Official title, synonyms or vernacular names, if any.
2. Biological
source and family.
3. Geographical
Source or habitat.
4. History
and introduction of crude drug.
5. Cultivation
collection, Processing for market and commerce in crude drugs.
6. Morphological
or Macroscopical character.
7. Microscopic
or histological studies.
8. Chemical
constituents and qualitative chemical tests.
9. Pharmacological
actions, therapeutic and other pharmaceutical uses and Pharmaceutical
preparation or formulations.
10.Commercial varieties, Substitutes and adulterants.
Quality
control of crude drugs and Phytopharmaceuticals derived from them.
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include the respective theory and practical classes as precribed by University of
Kerala.