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PHA 441 - Pharmacotherapeutics II |
This is the second in a series of six Pharmacotherapeutics courses. These sequenced courses address the principles of Pharmacotherapeutics and the functional consequences of major diseases. Endocrinologic diseases, Ophthalmologic diseases and women’s health will be discussed in this course.
This is the second in a series of six Pharmacotherapeutics courses. These sequenced courses address the principles of Pharmacotherapeutics and the functional consequences of major diseases. Discussions will focus on therapeutic problem solving, and the evaluation of drugs commonly used in clinical practice. Emphasis includes the individualization of pharmacotherapy, the selection of appropriate drug regimen with its efficacy and monitoring parameters, the assessment and the determination of therapeutic endpoints. Disease prevention, patient counseling, and pharmacoeconomic issues will be an integral part of each disease state management. Pharmacotherapy of endocrine diseases and women’s health be discussed in this course. Prerequisites: PHA210, PHA313, PHA316, PHA320 and PHA398; and Corequisites: PHA430 and Professional Year 2 status. [3 cr.].
3.000 Credit hours 3.000 Lecture hours Levels: Undergraduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Tutorial Pharmacy Practice Department |