LECTURES or TUTORIALS
1. Prescribing and prescription writing
1.1 General information T
1.2 Solid forms of drugs T
2. Prescribing and prescription writing.
2.1 Liquid, semiliquid and semisolid forms of drugs.T
2.2 Galenicals T
3 General pharmacology L/T
4 Drugs affecting peripheral cholinergic mechanisms. Drugs affecting central cholinergic mechanisms. L/T
5 Drugs affecting peripheral adrenergic mechanisms. Drugs affecting central adrenergic mechanisms L/T
6.1 Drugs affecting cardiac contractile force L/T
6.2 Anti-dysrhythmic agents L/T
7 Non-narcotic and narcotic analgesics L/T
8 Local and general anesthetics.L/T
9 Pharmacotherapy of the acute peripheral circular insufficiency (shock). Analeptics L/T
10 Histamine H1 and H2-receptor antagonists. Inhibitors of mast cell degranulation L/T
11 Principles of antimicrobial use
11.1 General information L/T
11.2 Chemotherapeutic agents: sulfonamides, beta-lactam drugs L/T
11.3 Chemotherapeutic agents: tetracyclines, macrolides, aminoglycosides, quinolones L/T
11.4 Antiseptics and disinfectants L/T
11.5 Antifungal agents L
11.4 Agents effective against parasitic protozoal infections L/T
Hormones as therapeutic agents
12.1 Insulin and oral hypoglycemic agents. L
12.2 Steroids L
12.3 Thyroid hormones. Parathyroid hormones within context of calcium homeostasis L
13 Pharmacological basis of antineoplastic therapy L
14 Diuretics L
15 Pharmacological treatment of angina pectoris L
16 Sedative-hypnotics and agents to treat anxiety L
17 Antipsychotic drugs. Drugs for affective (mood) disorders L
18 Drugs for seizure disorders. Drugs for the treatment of movement and spasticity. L
19 Antihypertensive drugs L
20 Drugs affecting coagulation, fibrinolysis and platelet aggregation L
21 Clinical pharmacokinetics L
22 The principles of pharmacotherapy during pregnancy L
23 Perinatal/neonatal and gerontological pharmacology L
24 Lecture on subject of special interest to students (e.g. phytotherapy, homeopothapy) L
Students of the Faculty of Dentistry at the Medical University of Gdansk subscribe to a course in general pharmacology containing elements of clinical pharmacology 6-7 semesters of their university curriculum. The full course includes lectures (L-45 h) and compulsory classes-tutorials (T-45 h).
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LECTURES IN PHARMACOLOGY FOR THE STUDENTS OF THE THIRD YEAR OF THE FACULTY OF DENTISTRY.
Lecture 1: General pharmacology
Lecture 2: Drugs afecting the cholinergic system
Lecture 3: Drugs affecting the adrenergic system
Lecture 4: Drugs improving myocardial contractility
Lecture 5: Analgesic drugs
Lecture 6: General and local anaesthetics
Lecture 7: Pharmacology of the acute peripheral cardiovascular failure. Analeptics
Lecture 8: H1 and H2-receptors blocking agents. Drugs affecting histamine release
Lecture 9: General information on the chemotherapy of the bacterial infections
Lecture 10: Sulphonamides and beta-lactam antibiotics
Lecture 11: Tetracyclines, macrolides, aminoglycosides and quinolones
Lecture 12: Desinfectants and antiseptics
Lecture 13: Hormones used as drugs: insulin and oral hypoglycaemic agents
Lecture 14: Hormones used as drugs: hormones of the adrenal glands. Sex hormones, shock -----------------------------------------
LECTURES IN CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY FOR THE STUDENTS OF THE FIFTH YEAR OF THE FACULTY OF DENTISTRY.
LECTURE 1 and LECTURE 2: Clinical pharmacology of the antibacterial chemotherapy
LECTURE 3: Clinical pharmacology of the cardiovascular drugs used in the treatment of acute states in the dental practice
LECTURE 4: Clinical pharmacology of the respiratory drugs used in the treatment of acute states in the dental practice
LECTURE 5: Clinical pharmacology of the analgesic drugs used in dentistry
LECTURE 6: Clinical pharmacology of the local anaesthetics used in dentistry