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1. PHARMACOLOGY I 202p

INTRODUCTION
1. PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES IN PHARMACY
2. ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND PATHOLOGY IMPORTANT TO PHARMACOLOGY
3. INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACOLOGY
4. LOCAL ANESTHETIC AGENTS
5. THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
6. AGENTS USED DURING SURGERY
7. SEDATIVE AND HYPNOTIC AGENTS
8. ANTICONVULSANT AGENTS
9. PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS
10. CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) STIMULANTS
11. NARCOTIC AGENTS
ANNEX A. DRUG PRONUNCIATION GUIDE.
LIST OF FIGURES




2. PHARMACOLOGY II 205p

1 DERMATOLOGICAL AGENTS
2 THE HUMAN MUSCULAR SYSTEM 2-1--2-4 2-1
3 SKELETAL MUSCLE RELAXANTS
4 ANALGESIC, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY, AND ANTIGOUT AGENTS
5 REVIEW OF OCULAR AND AUDITORY ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
6 REVIEW OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
7 ADRENERGIC AGENTS .. 7-1--7-6 7-1
8 ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS 8-1--8-5 8-1
9 CHOLINERGIC AGENTS . 9-1--9-6 9-1
10 CHOLINERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS
ANNEX. DRUG PRONUNCIATION GUIDE . A-1




3. PHARMACOLOGY III 179p

INTRODUCTION . iv
1 THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
DRUGS
2 THE HUMAN CARDIOVASCULAR AND LYMPHATIC SYSTEMS
3 CARDIAC DRUGS
4 VASODILATOR DRUGS
5 DRUGS ACTING ON THE HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
6 THE HUMAN UROGENITAL SYSTEMS
7 ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTS
8 DIURETIC AND ANTIDIURETIC AGENTS
9 TOXICOLOGY AND POISON CONTROL
ANNEX -- Drug Pronunciation Guide A-1
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS




4. TRAINERS GUIDE PHARMACY SPECIALIST 150p

Chapter 1. Introduction
Subject Area 2: Unit Dose
Subject Area 3: Sterile Products
Subject Area 4: Manufacturing/Prepackaging
Subject Area 5: Controlled Drugs
Subject Area 6: Supply/Support
Subject Area 7: Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance
Skill Level 2
Subject Area 8: Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance (Advanced)
Skill Level 3
Subject Area 9: Administration
Skill Level 4
Subject Area 10: Pharmacy Administration (Advanced)




5. PRESCRIPTION INTERPRETATION 74p

INTRODUCTION
PRETEST
PRETEST ANSWER SHEET
PRETEST FEEDBACK SHEET
INTERPRETATION OF A PRESCRIPTION FORM. 1-1
Section I. The Prescription Form (one-item and multiple-item) 1-2
Section II. Common Latin Terms and Abbreviations. 1-26 Exercises. 1-37

The prescription is a vital link between the physician and pharmacy personnel.
The prescription states the drug and the dose of that drug the patient must receive. If
the prescription is not properly interpreted, the patient could suffer injury or death.
Therefore, it is necessary for you to understand the different parts of a prescription and
the terminology associated with the prescription.




6. BASIC MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 207p

1 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMED LEARNING
2 STEMS PERTAINING TO MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
3 PREFIXES PERTAINING TO MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
4 SUFFIXES PERTAINING TO MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
REVIEW--Self Assessment 4 4-32
GLOSSARY . A-1
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE B-1
ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS C-1
EXAMINATION EXAM-1




7. PHARMACOLOGY MATH FOR THE PRACTICAL NURSE 167p
INTRODUCTION PRETEST FOR LESSON 1 Pretest Answer Sheet 1 BASIC MATH Section I. Basic Arithmetic 1-1--1-13 Section II. Fractions 1-14--1-28 Section III. Decimals 1-29--1-38 Section IV. Percentages 1-39--1-45 Section V. Ratio and Proportion 1-46--1-57 Exercises 2 PHARMACOLOGY Section I. Ratio and Proportion Operations 2-1--2-6 Section II. Systems of Measurement 2-10--2-13 Section III. Computing Medication Dosages 2-14--2-21 Section IV. Computing Intravenous Infusion Rates 2-22--2-30 Section V. Basic Dose Calculations 2-31--2-36




8 PHARMACEUTICAL CALCULATIONS 149p

INTRODUCTION ii
1 PHARMACEUTICAL CALCULATIONS I
Section I. Review of Basic Mathematics 1-1--1-20 1-2 / Section II. Temperature Conversions 1-21--1-24 1-27 / Section III. Prescription / Interpretation. 1-25--1-29 1-30 / Section IV. Ratio and Proportion 1-30--1-32 1-35 / Section V. The Metric System 1-33--1-38 1-45 / Section VI. Common Systems of Measure 1-39--1-41 1-58 / Section VII. Reduction and Enlargement of Formulas 1-42--1-44 1-66 / Exercises 1-73

2 PHARMACEUTICAL CALCULATIONS II
Section I. Specific Gravity 2-1--2-3 2-2 / Section II. Percentage Preparations 2-4--2-6 2-12 / Section III. Dilution of Stock Preparations / 2-7--2-9 2-23 / Section IV. Alligation 2-10--2-13 2-31 / Exercises 2-42

9 LABORATORY MATHEMATICS SUBCOURSE 182p

INTRODUCTION 1 GENERAL MATHEMATICS REVIEW
Section I. Properties of Real Numbers 1-1 – 1-8 Section II. Properties of Equality 1-9 – 1-14 Section III. Rounding Off Numbers 1-15 – 1-17 Section IV. Scientific Notation 1-18 – 1-25 Section V.

INTRODUCTION TO SOLUTION MATHEMATICS
Section I. Grades of Laboratory Chemicals 2-1 –2-8 Section II. Grades of Laboratory Water 2-9 –2-16 Section III. Parts of a Solution 2-17 -- 2-20 Section IV. Types of Solutions 2-21 – 2-25 Section V. Percent Concentration 2-26 –2-33 Exercises 3

EQUIVALENT SOLUTIONS
Section I. Equivalent Weight 4-1 –4-4 Section II. Normal Solutions 4-5 –4-6 Section III. Milliequivalent per Liter (mEq/L) Solutions 4-7 –

5 CONVERSION OF CONCENTRATION UNITS

6 DILUTIONS
6-1 – 6-5 Exercises 7
TITRATION 7-1 – 7-5 Exercises 8
CONCENTRATED ACIDS AND BASES
8-1 – 8-6 Exercises 9 pH AND BUFFERS Section I. Introduction 9-1 --914 Section II. Dynamic Equilibrium 9-5 – 9-7 Section III. Dissociation of Water 9-8 – 9-9 Section IV. pH and pOH 9-10 – 9-15 Section V. Hydrolysis of Salts 9-16 – 9-19 Section VI. Buffers 9-20 – 9-23 Exercises APPENDIX A. Review of




10 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 117p

INTRODUCTION 1 ELEMENTS OF CHEMICAL STRUCTURE AND INORGANIC NOMENCLATURE Section l. Elements of Chemical Structure 1-1—1-7 Section II. Rules Of Inorganic Nomenclature 1-8—1-18 Exercises 2 ELEMENTS OF CHEMICAL CHANGE 2-1 --2-13 Exercises 3 ELEMENTS OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 3-1 --3-18 Exercises






11 DRUG DOSAGE AND THERAPY 237p

1 DOSAGE CALCULATIONS
2 BASIC PHARMACOLOGY; ANTISEPTICS AND DISINFECTANTS;
OTHER TOPICAL DRUGS; GASTROINTESTINAL AGENTS;
RESPIRATORY DRUGS; LOCAL ANESTHETICS
3 CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DRUGS
4 AUTONOMIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR DRUGS
5 DRUGS USED TO PREVENT AND TREAT INFECTION I
6 DRUGS USED TO PREVENT AND TREAT INFECTION II




12_BASIC HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY 307p

Physiology Diagram / Introduction / Lesson 1: Introduction to Basic Human Physiology / Lesson 2: Physiology of Cells and Miscellaneous Tissues / Lesson 3: Envelopes of the Body / Lesson 4: The Skeletal System / Lesson 5: Physiology and Actions of Muscles / Lesson 6: The Human Digestive System / Lesson 7: The Human Respiratory System and Breathing / Lesson 8: The Human Urinary System / Lesson 9: The Human Reproductive (Genital) System / Lesson 10: Cardiovascular and Other Circulatory Systems of the Human Body /




13 EPIDEMIOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY 89p

INTRODUCTION 1. INTRODUCTION DISEASE TRANSMISSSION AND EPIDEMIOLOGY 1-1—1-13 Exercises 2. PUBLIC HEALTH MIVROBIOLOGY Section I. Introduction 2-1—2-5 Section II. Bacteria 2-6—2-11 Section III. Virsus 2-12—2-15 Section IV. Fungi 2-16—2-20 Section V. Protozoa 2-21—2-23 Section VI. Helminths 2-24—2-28 Exercises 3. PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF MICROBIOLOGY Section I. Microbiology




14. INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL RECORDS AND PATIENT ADMINISTRATION 52p

INTRODUCTION. ii
1 INTRODUCTION TO THE HEALTH CARE DELIVERY
SYSTEM. 1-1--1-3 1-1
Exercises. 1-13
2 PATIENT ADMINISTRATION DIVISION. 2-1--2-5 2-1
Exercises. 2-13
3 MEDICAL RECORDS AND THEIR USES. 3-1--3-5 3-1
Exercises. 3-8
EXAMINATION. EXAM-1
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS