2 dosage forms_

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Course Specification 20 20 - 19 Academic Year 20

2 dosage forms_

Pharmaceutical

University : Minia Faculty : Pharmacy Department: Pharmaceutics

1- Administrative Information Course Title:

Pharmaceutical dosageforms-

²

Code:

PT314

Level:

3

^rd

year pharmacy (New program)

Department(s) offering the course:

pharmaceutics

Lecture: 2hrs/week ( x12 week= 24hrs/year) Tutorial:

Practical: 2 hrs/week (x12 week~24hrs/year).

Total: 48 hrs/year

2- Aims (Module purpose)

The objective of this course is to help student to understand the principles of the design of certain dosage forms, notably semisolid and aerosol dosage form and advanced drug delivery systems. This course will also provide the students with the basic principles of drug legislations and the theories of

chemical kinetics, knowing how to apply the basic principles of physical pharmacy to get optimum formulations.

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3- Overall aims of Course:

A- Knowledge and Understanding

A1. Recognize the principles of physics, pharmaceutical calculations, biostatistical analysis, drug promotion, sales, marketing, business administration, accounting and pharmacoeconomics.

A2. Discuss the basic principles of language, behavioral and social sciences besides regulatory affairs, pharmacy laws and ethics of health care and pharmacy profession.

A4. Investigate the general rules of laboratory safety including proper and safe handling of various chemicals (i.e. radio- labeled, toxic agents and biological specimens) and safe disposal procedures of chemical and biological wastes.

A8. Describe principles of physical, organic, inorganic and medicinal chemistry including physichochemical properties, metabolism, preparation procedures, mode of action, assay and structure activity relationship of various drugs.

A9. Recognize principles of dispensing, storage, distribution of different pharmaceutical dosage forms including novel drug delivery systems.

A12. Describe the principles of qualitative and quantitative analysis of raw materials, pharmaceutical and natural products according to pharmacopoeial methods

B- Professional and Practical Skills

B1. Handle properly different chemicals, biological specimens, pharmaceutical and natural products.

B2. Dispose safely hazardous chemical and biological wastes.

B6. Dispense, store and distribute different pharmaceutical

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legislation

C4. Assess various methods for dispensing, storing and distributing different medications and herbal drugs.

C5. Evaluate pharmaceutical products according to GLP, GMP guidelines.

C8. Evaluate raw materials and pharmaceutical products using suitable quantitative and qualitative techniques.

C11. Analyze clinical and experimental data and interpret the results.

C16. Design research projects and predict possible conclusions and recommendations

D- General and transferable skills:

D2. Use mathematical calculations and statistics to improve computational skills.

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5- Teaching and Learning Methods:

Lecture: Computer, data show, white board, marker

Practical: White board, marker, laboratory chemicals, suppository molds.

6- Teaching and Learning Methods: to Students with Limited Capacity

There is no current methods used for student with limited capacity

7- Student Assessment:

Student Assessment Methods:

7.1 Written examination to assess the ability of student to understand the theoretical courses.

7.2 Oral examination to assess the ability of student to explain and solve problems.

7.3 Practical examination to assess the ability of student to deal with practical problems.

4- Course Contents:

Topic lectures

hours

Practical hours

Hrs/w

Lectures

Physical pharmacy 6 2

Drug legislation. 2 2

Suppositories 2 2

Creams 2 2

Ointments 4 2

Aerosols 2 2

Nanotechnology 4 2

Matrix I- Coverage of the course ILOs by different topics

general and -

D

transferable C- Intellectual skills:

B- Professional and practical skills:

Knowledge and Understanding -

A Topics

D2 C16

C11 C8

C5 C4 C1 B9 B7 B6 B2 B1 A12 A9

A8 A4 A2 A1 Lectures

X X

X Physical pharmacy (order of reaction)

X Drug legislation.

X X

X X X X

X X

X X Suppositories

X X X X

X X

X X Creams

X X X X

X X

X X ointments

X X X X

X X

X X aerosols

X X

X X X

X X

X X Nanotechnology

Matrix II- Coverage of the course ILOs by different learning methods

general and -

D

Teaching and A

learning methods

D2 C16

C11 C8

C5 C4 C1 B9 B7 B6 B2 B1 A12 A9

A8 A4 A2 A1

X X

X X X X X

X X

X X X

Lecture X

X X

X X X X X X X X X X X X X Practical lessons X

Research groups X

Matrix III- Measuring the achievement of the course ILOs by different assessment methods

general and -

D

Assessment method A

D2 C16

C11 C8

C5 C4 C1 B9 B7 B6 B2 B1 A12 A9

A8 A4 A2 A1

X X

X X X X

X X

X X X

Written X

X X

X X X X

X X X

Oral X

X X

X X X X X X X X X X X X X Practical X

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Weighting of Assessment:

Periodical exam 10% (10marks

)

Final written exam. 50%(50marks

)

Final practical exam. 25%(25marks

)

Oral exam. 15%(15marks

)

Total 100%(100marks) - List of References:

A- Course Notes

Notes prepared by staff members of Pharmaceutics department, faculty of pharmacy, Minia University

B- Essential Books:

Hand book of pharmaceutical manufacturing formulations liquid products, volume three, second edition Sarfaraz K. Niazi

C-

Recommended Books:

-Pharmaceutical calculation. 13^th edition, Howard C. Ansel

-Aulton's Pharmaceutics_ The Design and Manufacture of Medicines 4th edition, Michael E. Aulton & Kevin M. G. Taylor

MARTIN’S PHYSICAL PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES, Six Edition. PATRICK J. SINKO

D- Periodicals, Web sites, etc.

 Int. J. Pharam. Science

Course Coordinator: Head of Department:

Prof.Dr. Hatem Abd El-Monsef Sarhan Prof.Dr. Amal Kamal Hussein

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List of references

1. Pharmaceutical calculation. 13

^th

edition, Howard C. Ansel 2. Aulton's Pharmaceutics_

3. The Design and Manufacture of Medicines 4th edition, Michael E. Aulton & Kevin M. G. Taylor

4. MARTIN’S PHYSICAL PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL

SCIENCES, Six Edition. PATRICK J. SINKO

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Course teaching

Topic lectures

hours

Lecturers

Lectures

Physical pharmacy 10

Dr/ Omar Helmy

Drug legislation. 2

Dr/Heba fathy

Suppositories 2

Dr/ Omar Helmy

Creams 2

Dr/Heba fathy

Ointments 4

Dr/Heba fathy

Aerosols 2

Dr/ Omar Helmy

Nanotechnology 4