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Pharmacology

Overview

Facilities

Facility

The laboratories include

Experimental Pharmacology laboratory
Clinical Pharmacology laboratory
Clinical Pharmacy laboratory
Research laboratory

Museum

Museum displaysvarious kinds of drugs affecting different body systems. It also displaysacademic charts, contributions from Indian and other pharmacologists as well asNobel Prize winner scientist’s information. Good orientation about the subjectis obtained from the museum.

Seminar room

Following activitiesare conducted in a seminar room with audio-visual aids.

Seminars
Journal Clubs
Microteaching

These are presented aspower point presentation.

Departmental Library

Title Books : 156

Pharmacovigilance Unit

TheDepartment of Pharmacology is recognized as an Adverse Drug Reaction MonitoringCentre (AMC) under The Pharmacovigilance Programme of India, Ministry of Healthand Family Welfare, Government of India since 2016.

Itcollects, collates and reports to the National coordinating Centre viaweb-based ADR reporting system (Vigiflow®).

ThePharmacology department also looks after following committee work:

· Research/ScientificCommittee

· Institutional EthicsCommittee

· Institutional AnimalEthics Committee

· Pharmacovigilancecommittee

Infrastructure

Experimental Pharmacology laboratory ( Suggested Computer assisted learning laboratory)

· Size: 200sq.m.

· Capacity: 75

Seats available 75

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY

List of Instruments (Experimental Pharmacology)

Sr.	Item	No.
1	Starling’s long extension kymographs with time markers	3
2	The ideal Respiration Pump	1
3	Refrigerator	1
4	Assembly perfusion apparatus for mammalian heart	4
5	Standard power table	1
6	Automatic electric recording drums	4
7	Mechanical Stromhur	2
8	Gadum’s outflow recorder	2
9	Colorimeters	2
10	Canulas	10
11	Cautery machine	1
12	Varnishing Tray with foot lever	1
13	Analgesiometer	1
14	Smoking Burners Palmer	1
15	Tracheal Canula	1
16	Condons Drop Recorder	1
17	Prof.Inchleys Drop Recorder	1
18	Animal weighing: Machine for small animals like rats and guinea pig	2
19	Dissection instruments	2
20	Kymograph (students) Electric independent unit	10
21	X blocks	40
22	Hook grip rods	20
23	Plain stand	20
24	Apparatus for isolated rabbit intestine etc.	1
25	Jackson’s Enterograph	2
26	Hair AesthesiometerPalmer W.290	2
27	Manometers mercury Palmer C200	6
28	Metronome Palmer B5	1
29	Oncometer Kidney	2
30	Oncometer Heart	1
31	Copper Tray	20
32	Thermometer	20
33	Distillation apparatus	1
34	Microscopes ordinary	10
35	Chemical Balance	2
36	Plethysmograph assorted	2
37	Pneumograph Palmer E	1
38	Piston Recorder Palme	1
39	Tambours mareys Palmer	11
40	Tetanus Set Palmer	1
41	Stop Watch	10
42	Operating lamps	4
43	Animal cages	12
44	Dispensing Balance with metric system weights	20
45	Pill Tiles	20
46	Crucibles with tongs	1
47	Pestle and Mortar	27
48	Spatula	30
49	Measure glass all sizes	50
50	Stimulator Electronic Arthus Thomas	1
51	Electrocardiograph	2
52	Antihistamine Chamber	1
53	Flame photometer	1
54	Museum drugs specimen jars	12
55	Magnetic stirrer B.T.L	1
56	B.P. Apparatus	1
57	Stethoscope	12
58	Multimeter	1
60	Temperature controlled water bath 37 0 C	1
61	Razor Hone	2
62	Electric Hot Plate	2
63	Deionizer	1
64	Actophotometer	1
65	Rotarod Assembly	1
66	Electro-Convulsiometer	1
67	Cook’s Pole Climbing Apparatus	1
68	Metabolic Cage	1
69	Digital pH meter	1
70	Tablet Disintegration Machine	1
71	Cork borer set of 12	1
72	Magnifying glass	11
73	Suction pumps	1
74	Filtering apparatus sietz filter	1
75	Dessicators	2
76	Stop Watch mechanical	5
77	Wet & Dry Thermometer	1
78	Bicycle ergometer	1
79	Brodie’s operation table	1
80	Porcelain dishes	15
81	Analytical balance	1
82	Digital balance	1
83	Oncometer spleen	2
84	Crucible silica	20
85	Frog board	20
86	Organ bath two unit	1
87	Mortar and pestle	27
88	Brodie’s universal lever	20
89	Nebuliser	1
90	Rabbit holder	2
91	Water bath	1
92	Kymograph paper	100
93	Kymograph drum	4

Museum

a) Size : 125 sq.m.

b) Howare the drug sample arranged?: As per WHOClassification

c) Numberof catalogues of the samples available to the students : 15

d) Total number of drug samples :250

e) Listof charts, photograph and other exhibits and their arrangement: Annexure 5

a) Is there anysection depicting “History of Medicine”? :

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY

LIST OF CHARTS, PHOTOGRAPHS &HERBAL PLANTS INMUSEUM

CHARTS
1	Antidiarrhoeal and their site of action
2	Drugs acting on motor system Depolarizing muscle relaxants
3	Drug acting on the sympathetic nervous system sympatholytics (bblockers)
4	Vasodilators calcium antagonists
5	Cardiac drugs modes of action myocardial contraction & relaxation
6	Laxatives
7	Diuretics
8	Psychopharmacological pharmacokinetics of benzodiazepines
9	Laxatives irritantlaxatives purgatives cathartics
10	General anesthesia and General anesthetic drugs
11	Psycho pharmacological action of benzodiazepines
12	Drug acting on motor system antiparkinsonian drugs
13	Antipyretic analgesics
14	Local anesthetics local anesthetics and phvalue
15	Antibacterial drugs: tetracycline, chloramphenicol and aminoglycosides
16	Anti fungal drugs used in the treatment of fungal infections
17	Antiparasitic agents antimalarial
18	Drug acting on the parasympathetic nervous system cholinergic synapse
19	Drug receptor interaction receptor types
20	Hormones oral contraceptives
21	Anti bacterial drugs inhibitors of protein synthesis
22	Anti bacterial drugs acting on DNA
23	Drug acting on the sympathetic nervous system
24	Drug distribution in the body membrane penetration
25	Drug distribution binding to proteins
26	Hormones glucocorticoid therapy
27	Hormones hyperthyroidism and antithyroid drugs
28	Hormones treatment of “maturityonset” diabetes mellitus
29	Psychopharmacological effects of lithium salts in mania
30	Drug receptor interaction mode of operating of Gprotein coupled receptors
31	Drug receptor interaction agonists antagonists
32	Vasodilators calcium antagonists
33	Vasodilators ACE inhibitors
34	Drugs for the treatment of hyperlipidemia
35	Antithrombolytics
36	Local anesthetic diffusion and effects
HERBAL PLANTS
1	Dhatura
2	Allium sativum
3	Atropa Belladonna
4	Cassia senna
5	Cinchona pubescens
6	Hyoscymusniger
7	Ephedra sinica
8	Ergoton rye
9	Nicotionatabacum
10	Papaver somniferum
11	Rauwolfserpentina
12	Witheniasomnifera
PHOTOGRAPHS OF SCIENTISTS
1	Alfred G. Gilman
2	Alexander Fleming
3	Alfred Joseph Clark
4	Sir John Robert Van
5	AscanioSobrero
6	Friedrich Wilhelm Serturner
7	Sir Henry Hallet Dale
8	Frederich G. Banting
9	William Morton
10	Selman A. Waksman
11	ColonalRamnath Chopra
12	Gerhard Domagk
13	William Withering
14	RushiDhanvantari
15	Hippocratic Oath
16	CharakShamhitaShapath

CHARTS AT OTHER PLACES
1	Dose response curve
2	Bioassay
3	Drug antagonism
4	Drug interaction
5	Adrenergic drugs-dog blood pressure
6	Adrenergic drugs-rabbit isolated tissues
7	Cholinergic drugs-dog blood pressure
8	Drugs acting on ganglia
9	Skeletal muscle relaxants-cat skeletal muscle preparations
10	Skeletal muscle relaxants-Frog and rat skeletal muscle preparations
11	Isolated perfused rabbit heart-Langendorff preparation
12	Dosage formulations-I
13	Dosage formulations-II
14	Dosage formulations-III
15	Dosage formulations-IV
16	Adverse drug effect: cutaneous reaction
17	Process of rational treatment, How to monitor treatment
18	Information to patient
19	Antidotes for treatment of poisonings
20	Eye drops, eye ointment
21	Use of dosage form: Nasal drops, Spray
22	Use of dosage form: Aerosol, Inhaler with capsule
23	Use of dosage form: Vaginal tablet
24	Use of dosage form: Aspirating from ampoules, Vial
25	Use of dosage form: SC, IM Injection
26	Use of dosage form: IV Injection
27	Use of dosage form: Ear drop, Transdermal patch
28	Use of dosage form: Suppository, Vaginal cream, Gel
29	Iron: possible routes of administration & fate in the organism
30	Erythropoiesis in bone marrow
31	Cardiac glycoside effect on CNS
32	Poisons and antidotes
33	Vasodilators
34	Treatment of hypotension
35	Cholesterol metabolism in liver cell and Cholesterol lowering drugs
36	Pathogenesis of exertion in coronary sclerosis
37	Activation and Inhibition of clotting in vivo
38	Responses to sympathetic activation
39	Angioedema due to ACE inhibitors
40	Drug induced SJ syndrome
41	Cleft lip & palate
42	Phenytoin induced gingival hypertrophy
43	Chloroquine induced retinopathy
44	Pregnancy: fetal damage due to drugs
45	Drug development process
46	Dermatologicals as drug vehicles and skin protectants
47	Counterfeit drugs kill

Clinical Pharmacology laboratory

Clinical Pharmacology Laboratory

Size: 200 sq.m.

Capacity: 75

Library - Department of Pharmacology

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY& THERAPEUTICS

LIST OF BOOKS INDEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

SR. NO.	ACC. NO.	TITLE OF THE BOOK	AUTHOR	EDITION /YEAR
1	615/2614	Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics	R. S. Satoskar	21^st Edi. 2009
2	615/2615	Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics	R. S. Satoskar	21^st Edi. 2009
3	615/255	Essentials of Medical Pharmacology	K.D. Tripathi	6^th Edi. 2009
4	615/261	Essentials of Medical Pharmacology	K.D. Tripathi	6^th Edi. 2009
5	615/267	Clinical Pharmacology	P.N. Bennett M.J. Brown	10^th Edi. 2008
6	615/271	Clinical Pharmacology	P.N. Bennett M.J. Brown	10^th Edi. 2008
7	615/1954	Viva in pharmacology and therapeutics	T.R. Rao	4^th Edi.2007
8	615/1957	Textbook of pharmacology	Jagdish prasad	2^nd
9	615/1098	Classification of drugs	Dev	6^th Edi. 2007
10	615/1100	Classification of drugs	Dev	6^th Edi. 2007
11	615/2778	Pharmacological Basis Of Therapeatics	Goodman & Gillman’s	12^th Edi. 2011
12	615/1830	Rang and dale’s Pharmacology	H.P. Rang, M. M. Dale	6^th Edi. 2007
13	615/1257	Pharmacology Essentials Prep Manual	Harsh Joshi	1^st
14	615/1260	Text Book of Pharmacology	S.D. Seth	3^rd Edi. 2009
15	615/1261	Text Book of Pharmacology	S.D. Seth	3^rd Edi. 2009
16	615/1494	Drugs for the Heart	Lionel H. Opie And Bernard J Gerish	7^th Edi.
17	615/1819	Drug and Pregnancy a hand book	Bertis B. Little	2006
18	616/2304	HARRISON’S principles of Internal Medicine -Vol. 1	FauciBraunwald Kssper Hauser	17^th Edi. 2010
19	616/2305	HARRISON’S principles of Internal Medicine -Vol. 2	FauciBraunwald Kssper Hauser	17^th Edi.2010
20	C/PH/01	Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics	R.S. Satoskar	24^Th Edi.
21	615/2775	Text Book of Pharmacology	S.D. Seth	3^rd Edi. 2009
22	615/1659	Rang & Dale pharmacology	Rang and Dale	6^th 2007
23	615/1660	Rang & Dale pharmacology	Rang and Dale	6^th 2007
24	615/249	Pharmacology Pharmacotherapeutics	R.S.Stoshkar	24^th
25	615/1265	Textbook of pharmacology	S.D.Seth	3^rd 2009
26	615/1267	Textbook of pharmacology	S.D.Seth	3^rd 2009
27	610.03/2130	Dorland’s Medical Dictionary	Dorland’s	28^th 2010
28	610.03/2131	Dorland’s Medical Dictionary	Dorland’s	28^th 2010
29	616/377	Davidson principles of Medicine	Nicholas A. Boon	20^th 2008
30	616/378	Davidson principles of Medicine	Nicholas A. Boon	20^th 2008
31	616/361	CMDT	Stephen J. Mcphee	48^th 2009
32	616/362	CMDT	Stephen J. Mcphee	48^th 2009
33	616/282	ACP Medicine Vo. 1	David C. Dale	20042005
34	616/287	ACP Medicine Vo. 2	David C. Dale	20042005
35	616/281	ACP Medicine Vo. 1	David C. Dale	20042005
36	616/283	ACP Medicine Vo. 2	David C. Dale	20042005
37	616/294	API Medicine Vo. 1	Siddharth N. Shah	8^th 2008
38	616/295	API Medicine Vo. 2	David C. Dale	8^th 2008
39	616/305	API Medicine Vo. 1	David C. Dale	8^th 2008
40	616/306	API Medicine Vo. 2	David C. Dale	8^th 2008
41	616/423	Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine Vo.1	Harrison’s	17^th 2008
42	616/	Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine Vo.1	Harrison’s	17^th 2008
43	616/434	Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine Vo.2	Harrison’s	17^th 2008
44	616/435	Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine Vo.2	Harrison’s	17^th 2008
45	616/1255	Pharmacology prep manual for undergraduates	Tarash Shanbaug	2010 2008
46	616/1256	Pharmacology prep manual for undergraduates	Tarash Shanbaug	2010 2008
47	616/268	clinical pharmacology	Benett and Brown	10^th 2008
48	616/269	clinical pharmacology	Benett and Brown	10^th 2008
49	615/2608	Essentials of Medicine pharmacology	K.D.Tripathi	6^th 2010
50	615/2609	Essentials of Medicine pharmacology	K.D.Tripathi	7^th
51	615/1096	Classification of drugs	Nainal Dev	6^th 2008
52	C/PH/02	Rang & Dale’s Pharmacology Review	Dale MM	1^st 2011
53	615/1955	Viva in Pharmacology Pharmacotherapeutics	T.Ravindra Rao	4^th 2007
54	615/1962	Viva in Pharmacology Pharmacotherapeutics	T.Ravindra Rao	4^th 2007
55	615/1493	Drug for the heart	Lionel H.opie	7^th 2010
56	610/11014	How to write a Paper	Gerge M.Hall	3^rd 2004
57	610/11015	How to write a Paper	Gerge M.Hall	3^rd 2004
58	616/757	Washington’s Manual of Medicine	Daniel H.Cooper	32^nd 2009
59	616/758	Washington’s Manual of Medicine	Daniel H.Cooper	32^nd 2009
60	C/PH/03	Practical manual of Experimental and clinical pharmacology	Bikash Medhi Ajay prakash	6^th 2008
61	C/PH/04	Lippincott’s Illustrated Review Pharmacology	Harvey R.A.	5^th, 2012
62	C/PH/05	Principles of pharmacology for Dental students	Nareshkumar Khanna	3^rd 2010
63	233	Cardiovascular disease and steroid hormone contraception, 877	WHO	1998
64	C/PH/06	Pharmacology for MBBS	Sk shrivastav	1^st
65	C/PH/07	Post graduate Pharmacology	Sougata sarkar	1^st
66	C/PH/08	Pharmacology Basics and clinical Aspects	Marinal Kaushik	1^st 2011
67	277	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Fortyfirst
68	36	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Thirtyeighth
69	2292	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Thirtyseventh
70	270	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Thirtyseventh
71	D-08	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Thirtysixth
72	719	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Thirtyfourth
73	1933	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Thirtysixth
74	862	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Fortythird
75	740	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Fortysecond
76	D-07	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Thirtyfifth
77	CH-1	WHO Expert Committee On Specifications For Pharmaceutical Preparations	WHO	Thirtysixth
78	C/PH/09	Quintessence of Medical Pharmacology	Sujit K. Chaudhuri	3^rd, 2010
79	C/PH/10	MIMS, Vo. 29, No.9	CM Gulhati	2009
80	C/PH/11	MIMS, Vo. 29, No.9	CM Gulhati	2009
81	615/3624	Clinical Pharmacokinetics Pharmacodynamics Concepts And Application	Rowland Malcolm & Tozer Thomas	4^th, 2010
82	615/3627	Principle Of Pharmacology	Sharma H.L.	21^st, 2007
83	615/3628	Principle Of Pharmacology	Sharma H.L.	21^st, 2007
84	615.7/3618	Drug Discovery & Evaluation Pharmacological Assay Vol. 1	Vogel H.G.	3^rd, 2008
85	615.7/3619	Drug Discovery & Evaluation Pharmacological Assay Vol. 2	Vogel H.G.	3^rd, 2008
86	615.908/3958	Gold's Franks Toxicology Emergencies	Nelson Lewiss Lewin Neal	9^th, 2006
87	615/3609	Martindale : The Complete Drug Research Vol. 1	Sweetman Sc. Ed	37^th, 2011
88	615/3610	Martindale : The Complete Drug Research Vol. 2	Sweetman Sc. Ed	37^th, 2011
89	615.1/4121	Drug Fact And Comparisons With CD	Kastrut E.K.	2012
90	615/4125	Screening Method In Pharmacology Vol. 1	Turner R.A	2011
91	615/4126	Screening Method In Pharmacology Vol. 2	Turner R.A	2011
92	615/4326	Lippincott’s Illustrated Review Pharmacology	Clark M.A.	8^th, 2012
93	615/4647	The Merck Index	Merck	14^th, 2006
94	615/4650	Indian Pharmacopoeia 2010 Vol. 1	The Ind. Pharmacopoeia Commission	2010
95	615/4651	Indian Pharmacopoeia 2010 Vol. 2	The Ind. Pharmacopoeia Commission	2010
96	615/4652	Indian Pharmacopoeia 2010 Vol. 3	The Ind. Pharmacopoeia Commission	2010
97	615/4902	Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms And Drug Delivery System	Ansel's	9^th, 2011
98	615/4907	Fundamental Of Experimental Pharmacology	Ghosh M.N.	5^th, 2011
99	615/4919	Annual Review Of Pharmacology And Toxicology Vol. 50 2010	Cho A.K.	2010
100	615/5013	Basic Immunology Functions And Disorders Of The Immune System	Abbas A.K Lichtman A.H	2011
101	615.908/4082	Haddad And Winchester's Clinical Management Of Poisoning & Drug Overdose	Sharmon Michael W.& Born	4^th, 2010
102	615/5081	Basic & Clinical Pharmacology	Katzung Bertram Master	12^th, 2012
103	615/5113	Principle Of Pharmacology The Pathophysiology Basic Of Drug Therapy	Golan DE	3^rd, 2012
104	615/5131	Drug Discovery And Clinical Research	Gupta SK	2011
105	615/5132	Textbook Of Pharmacovigilance	Gupta SK	2011
106	615.1/5133	Avery's Drug Treatment Vol. 1	Speight TM	4^th, 1997
107	615.1/5134	Avery's Drug Treatment Vol. 2	Speight TM	4^th, 1997
108	615/5399	Fundamentals Of Clinical Trials	Friedman L.M.	4^th, 2010
109	C/PH/12	MCQs in Pharmacology	Praveen Bhugra	1^st Ed, 2007
110	610/5567	IDR, Vol. XIX, No. 1, 1/2013	UBM	1/2013
111	610/5568	IDR, Vol. XIX, No. 1, 1/2013	UBM	1/2013
112	610/5569	IDR, Vol. XIX, No. 1, 1/2013	UBM	1/2013
113	610/5570	IDR, Vol. XIX, No. 1, 1/2013	UBM	1/2013
114	610/5562	CIMS, Jan-Apr 2013 (CIMS-120)	UBM	Jan-Apr 2013
115	610/5563	CIMS, Jan-Apr 2013 (CIMS-120)	UBM	Jan-Apr 2013
116	610/5564	CIMS, Jan-Apr 2013 (CIMS-120)	UBM	Jan-Apr 2013
117	610/5565	CIMS, Jan-Apr 2013 (CIMS-120)	UBM	Jan-Apr 2013
118	615/6388	Principles of Pharmacology	Sharma HL	2nd
119	610/5977	Dorland's Pocket Medical Dictionary	Dorland's	28th
120	615/6070	Manual of Medical Therapeutics	Panda UN	2nd
121	615/6468	Adverse Drug Reactions	Grover J. K.
122	615/6077	Practical Pharmacology for Undergraduates with MCQS	Mukhopadhyay	2005
123	615/6383	Practical Pharmacology & Viva	Chaudhry Sunil
124	615/6085	A Guide to Pharmacology (Viva Voice)	Chaudhari K. D.
125	610/6062	Research Methodology Simplified	Parikh Mahendra
126	615/6064	Viva Voce in Medical Pharmacology	Mukhopadhyay
127	610/6351	Principle of Medical Education	Singh Tejinder	3rd
128	615/6057	Clinical Pharmacology	Bennett PN	11th
129	615/6083	Clinical Pharmacy & Therapeutics	Walker Roger
130	615.58/6547	Textbook of Therapeutics	Helms R. A.	8th
131	615/6605	Pharmacology Review for New National Boards	Billingsley M. L.
132	615/6278	Drug Benefits & Risks	Boxtel Chris
133	C/PH/13	Pharmacology prep manual for undergraduates	Tara Shanbaug	2^nd edition
134	C/PH/14	Anti Tuberculosis- Drug Resistance	WHO
135	C/PH/15	The international Pharmacopeia Vol2	WHO	3rd
136	C/PH/16	The international Pharmacopeia Vol3	WHO	3rd
137	C/PH/17	Pharmacology for medical graduates	Tara Shanbaug	3rd
138	C/PH/18	Medical Pharmacology	Padmaja Udaykumar	4th
139	C/PH/19	Medical Pharmacology	Padmaja Udaykumar	4th
140	C/PH/20	Prep manual for UG	Tara Shanbaug	2nd
141	C/PH/21	Practical pharmacology	Pramila Yadav	5^th
142	C/PH/22	Experimental pharmacology for UG & PG	J. Sujathadevi	1st
143	C/PH/23	Exam Preparatory manual for UG	Gobind ray garg and Sparsh Gupta	1^st
144	C/PH/24	Pharmacology for medical graduates	Tara Shanbaug	4th
145	C/PH/25	National Formulary of India	IPC	2016
146	C/PH/26	Biomedical ethics	Olinda Timms	1^st
147	C/PH/27	Textbook of pharmacology	Jagdish prasad	2^nd
148	C/PH/28	Indian drug Review		2018 Issue 2
149	C/PH/29	Essentials of Medical Pharmacology	K.D. Tripathi	7^th
150	C/PH/30	Pharmacology for MBBS	S k Shrivastav	1^st
151	C/PH/31	Pharmacology for MBBS	S k Shrivastav	1^st
152	C/PH/32	Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics	R. S. Satoskar	24^th Edi. 2015
153	C/PH/33	Principles of pharmacology	Sharma & Sharma	3rd
154	C/PH/34	Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics	R. S. Satoskar	25^th Edi. 2017
155	C/PH/35	Pharmacology Essentials Prep Manual	Harsh Joshi	1^st
156	C/PH/36	Essentials of Medical Pharmacology	K.D. Tripathi	8^th 2021

LIST OF JOURNAL INDEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

Sr. No.	Name of the Journal	Volume	Month of Publication	Issue
1	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	36	June 2004	3
2	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	36	August 2004	4
3	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	36	October 2004	5
4	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	36	December 2004	6
5	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	37	February 2005	1
6	Indian Journal of Clinical Practice	15	April 2005	11
7	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	38	April 2006	2
8	Journal of Pharmacovigilance & Drug Safety	3	October 2006	3
9	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	39	June 2007	3
10	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	39	October 2007	5
11	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	39	December 2007	6
12	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	40	February 2008	Supp 1
13	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	40	February 2008	1
14	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	40	April 2008	2
15	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	40	June 2008	3
16	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	40	October 200	5
17	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	41	February 2009	1
18	Journal of Pharmacovigilance & Drug Safety	6	March 2009	1
19	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	41	June 2009	3
20	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	41	December 2009	6
21	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	42	February 2010	1
22	Journal of Pharmacovigilance & Drug Safety	7	March 2010	1
23	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	42	April 2010	2
24	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	42	June 2010	3
25	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	42	August 2010	4
26	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	42	October 2010	5
27	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	42	December 2010	6
28	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	43	February 2011	1
29	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	43	April 2011	2
30	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	43	December 2011	6
31	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	44	June 2012	3
32	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	44	August 2012	4
33	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	44	October 2012	5
34	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	44	December 2012	6
35	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	45	February 2013	1
36	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	45	April 2013	2
37	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	45	October 2013	5

Demonstration Room

Number : 2

Accomodation (of each demonstraion room) :

Size : 60.45 sq meters for each
Capacity : 75 each

Audio and Visual Equipment available : LCD (2) & OHP(3)

Staff Information

Sr No	Name	Designation	View
1	Dr. Mukeshkumar B. Vora	Professor & Head	View
2	Dr. Ashwinkumar Panchasara	Associate Professor	View
3	Dr. Bhumika Patel	Associate Professor	View
4	Dr. Ashna S. Pandya	Assistant Professor	View
5	Dr.Geeta B. Kharadi	Assistant Professor	View
6	Dr.. Usha J. Modi	Assistant Professor	View
7	Dr. Margi Patel	Assistant Professor	View
8	Dr. Mitul R Parmar	Tutor	View
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10	Dr. Abhi Shah	Junior Resident	View
11	Dr. Ami Vithalani	Junior Resident	View
12	Dr. Keval Acharya	Junior Resident	View
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14	Dr. Akshit Patel	Junior Resident	View
15	Dr. Vishva Patel	Junior Resident	View

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Pharmacology (As per New CBME)

CURRICULUM OF PHARMACOLOGY

i) Goal:

The broad goal of the teaching ofundergraduate students in Pharmacology is to inculcate a rational andscientific basis of therapeutics.

ii) Objectives

a. Knowledge

At theend of the course, the student should be able to:

1. Describe the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics ofessential and commonly used drugs.

2. Listthe indications, contraindications, interactions and adversereactions of commonly used drugs.

3. Indicatethe use of appropriate drug in a particular disease with consideration to itscost, efficacy and safety for

· individualneeds.

· masstherapy under national health program.

4. Describethe pharmacokinetic basis, clinical presentation, diagnosis and managementof common poisonings.

5. Listthe drugs of addiction and recommend the management.

6. Classifyenvironmental and occupational pollutants and state the management
issues.

7. Indicate causationsin prescription of drugs in special medical situations such aspregnancy, lactation, infancy and old age.

8. Integratethe concept of rational drug therapy in clinical pharmacology.

9. Statethe principles underlying the concept of ’Essential Drugs'

10. Evaluate the ethics and modalities involved in thedevelopment and introduction of new drugs.

b. Skills

At theend of the course, the student should be able to:

1. Prescribedrugs for common ailments.

2. Recognize adversereactions and interactions of commonly used drugs.

3. Observeexperiments designed for study of effects of drugs, bioassay andinterpretation of the experimental data.

4. Scaninformation on common pharmaceutical preparations and critically evaluatedrug formulations.

c. Integration

Practical knowledge of use of drugs in clinicalpractice will be acquired through integrated teaching with clinical departmentsand pre-clinical departments.

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Sr No	Teaching Schedule Month	Teaching Schedule Short Description	Teaching Schedule Date	Download
1	December 2023-March 2024	Time table	28/11/2023	Download

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Sr No	Publication Title	Publication Short Desc	Posted Date	Download
1	DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS	DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS	25/04/2024	Download
2	. Total list of publications of department in last three years (published after 112021)	. Total list of publications of department in last three years (published after 112021)	25/04/2024	Download
3	LIST OF JOURNAL IN DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY	LIST OF JOURNAL IN DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY	25/04/2024	Download

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. Any research project undertaken by the department in lastthree years (report submitted after 1/1/2021)

S No	Title	Funded/not funded	if funded, name of agency	funding amount (INR)
1	STUDY OF PRESCRIBING PATTERN OF ANTIMICROBIAL DRUGS IN PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS	NOT FUNDED
2	AWARENESS TOWARDS TELEMEDICINE AMONGST RESIDENT DOCTORS AND INTERN AT TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL, AHMEDABAD	NOT FUNDED
3	THE RELATION BETWEEN SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION AND ACADEMIC PERFOMANCE AMONG MEDICAL UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS	NOT FUNDED
4	A STUDY TO ASSES THE EFFICTIVENESS OF SIMPLE YOGIC BREATHING EXERCISE ON PAIN,STRESS,AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG OLD AGE POPULATION	NOT FUNDED

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Dr Mukesh Vora Achievement

Dr Mukeshkumar B Vora, Professor & Head, Pharmacology, GMERS Medical College & Civil Hospital, Sola, Ahmedabad has completed and received Post Graduate Diploma in Medical Law, Ethics and Policy (PGDMPLE) from Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandhinagar in the year of January 2024.

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Any conference, workshop or CME organized by the departmentin last 3 years (after 1/1/2021), if so, provide the details

S No	Title	Conference/ workshop/ CME	Supporting agency, if any name of agency	No of participants
1	Experiment pharmacology	workshop	-	200
2	Pharmacovigilance training	CME	NATIONAL PHARMACOVIGILLANCE CENTRE(INDIAN PHARMACOPEIA GHAZIABAD)	200
3	Chronic kidney disease(kidney health for all)	CME	-	214

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