XXII. Pharmaceutics III Laboratory

XXII Pharmaceutics III Laboratory

Introduction

Staff

Lecturer: Dr. D. Bourne (Room 307 - CPB)

Tutors:

Laboratory

Weekly Experiment

Introduction
Analysis of Drugs and Chemicals
Extraction of Drugs
One-Compartment Models: - IV Bolus
One-Compartment Models: - Zero-order Input
One-Compartment Models: - First-order Input
Computer Applications: - Single Dose Simulations
Article Review and Discussion: - Biopharmaceutics
One-Compartment Models: - Multiple Dosing
Computer Applications: - Multiple Dose
Computer Applications: - Two Compartment
Article Review and Discussion - Pharmacokinetics
Computer Applications: - MacDope exercise

Although three hours are allocated for the laboratory sessions most of the laboratory experiments (Weeks 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 9) could require less time. Each experiment will require an extensive written report with calculation of parameter values. The preparation of the report and calculations can be performed outside the laboratory.

WRITE-UP to be turned in should include:

Aims
Methods - a brief description of the experiment
Results - the raw data
Analysis of the data - graphs with linear regression
Conclusion - overall conclusion(s) from the experiment

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