Pharmacology staff
Recommended reading
The following book is recommended to accompany the lectures:
- Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, Katzung, 11th Ed Lange
2009
The following books are recommended for general reading:
- Instant Clinical Pharmacology, Begg, 2nd Ed Blackwell,
2008
- Integrated Pharmacology, Page, Curtis, Sutter, Walker,
Hoffman. 3rd Edn Mosby 2006
Therapeutics coursework(12.7KB PDF)
3% of the marks for this course will be based on each student submitting answers
to one of the following patient cases.
In addition to providing answers to the questions for one of the cases, please provide
an example of a prescription for continuing treatment with the drug you have chosen
for the patient described in the problem.
Guidance on how to write a prescription can be found here:
Prescription Writing(129.9KB PDF)
Answers should show clearly the reasoning and any calculations involved using no
more than 2 sides of a single sheet of A4 paper. The prescription should be on a
separate piece of paper. Please STAPLE your assignment and attach a signed assignment
cover sheet (see page xvi of your Course Manual). Please do not bind, laminate or
enclose your answer sheet in any covering.
Please hand in your answers to Kavita Hussein,
room 3289, Department of Pharmacology,
no later than 12 noon on Thursday 15 October 2009.
If you need any clarification, contact Nick Holford.
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