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Principles of Pharmacology

Art: Woodville, William, Medical Botany 1790-0001 0072, 1790 · Public domain

Instructors: Dr. Carl Rosow, Dr. David Standaert, Prof. Gary Strichartz
Term: Spring 2005
Level: Graduate
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Lecture 1: Introduction Receptors / Dose-Response

Lecture 2: Pharmacokinetics I Pharmacokinetics II

Lecture 3: Interpreting Clinical Literature Cholinergic Pharmacology Case: Anticholinesterase

Lecture 4: Drug Metabolism Pharmacogenetics Cases: Anticoagulation, Sulfasalazine

Lecture 5: Autonomic Pharmacology I Autonomic Pharmacology II Cases: Pheochromocytoma, Asthma

Lecture 6: Local Anesthetics Antidysrhythmics Cases: Poison Control, Cocaine

Lecture 7: Pharmacokinetics III Antiinflammatory Drugs Case: Glaucoma

Lecture 8: Vasoactive Drugs I Vasoactive Drugs II: Heart Failure Cases: Pharmacogenetics, Thyroid Disease

Lecture 9: Lipid Lowering Drugs Cases: Placental Transfer, Gout

Lecture 10: Antihistamines Immunosuppression for Solid Organ Transplantation Cases: Antiemetics, Geriatric Pharmacology

Lecture 11: Midterm Exam Drug Development

Lecture 12: Neuropharmacology I: Drugs for Movement Disorders Nitric Oxide Cases: Placebo, Renal Failure

Lecture 13: Neuropharmacology II: Anxiolytics and Antidepressants Neuropharmacology III: Anticonvulsants Cases: Lithium, Alcohol

Lecture 14: Antimicrobials I Antimicrobials II Cases: Drug Allergy, Migraines

Lecture 15: Chemotherapy I Chemotherapy II Cases: Folate, Oral Hypoglycemics

Lecture 16: Opioids I Opioids II Cases: Cancer - Analgesia, Drug Abuse

Lecture 17: Final Exam