Medical Pharmacology Course Will Focus On The Interpretation of The Actions and Uses of Drugs From The Viewpoint of Advances in Medicine With The Placement of Emphasis On The Application of Pharmacodynamics And Therapeutics. The Entire Course Will Be Taught in an Interactive Problem Based Learning Format Teaching Didactic Material On General Principles of The Use of Pharmacological Agents in The Context Of Clinical Cases and Scenarios. Students Will Be Expected to Complete Assigned Readings Prior to Each Session in Order to Be Able To Understand and Participate in These Exercises.

Faculty: Medicine
|Undergraduate Studies
Pre-required courses

(274124 - Biophysics and Neuroscience (teams) and 274214 - Respiratory and Cardiovascular Sy(teams) and 274228 - Phys.of Renal and Gastrointestinal.teams and 274229 - Endocrinology (teams) and 274303 - General and Clinic.biochemistry 2(teams)) or (274323 - Physiology 1 - Cardiovascular and Pulmon and 274324 and 274325 - Neurosciences and 274328 - Endocrinology Physiology and Pathophy. and 276310 - Clinical Biochemistry)

Course with no extra credit

274337 274351 - Basic Pharmacology 274355 - Basic Pharmacology (teams) 274407 - Pharmacology 1 (teams) 274408 - Pharmacology 2 (teams) 278413

Semestrial Information

Weekly Hours

3 Academic Credit • 2 Lecture Hours • 2 Discussion Hours


Registration Groups
40
Enrollment Group No information regarding course hours
Weekly Hours

3 Academic Credit • 2 Lecture Hours • 2 Discussion Hours


Exams
Session A: 08-01-2023 Session B: 19-01-2023
Registration Groups
40
Enrollment Group No information regarding course hours
Weekly Hours

3 Academic Credit • 2 Lecture Hours • 2 Discussion Hours


Quizzes
Session A: 03-01-2022 10:00 - 12:00 Session B: 25-01-2022 08:00 - 10:00
Registration Groups
40
Enrollment Group No information regarding course hours