Pharmacology  is the study of the body of knowledge about the interaction of medicinal  chemicals with living cells, tissues, or organisms. This course is designed to  introduce medical pharmacology to students who are pursuing degrees in the  Medical Sciences. The aim of the course is to help students understand the  interactions between chemicals and living tissues. Students should learn the  pharmacological effects, mechanism of actions, clinical applications and  adverse reactions of the drugs used for the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment  of disease. As Pharmacology is also a practical course, students should not only  learn the basic operational skills and related theories through the lectures,  the experimental  teaching and learning, but also should learn to design experiments, analyze data  and improve their critical thinking

To master the  pharmacological effects, mechanisms of actions, clinical applications and  adverse reactions of the drugs

Total score=Final test + Section test + Routine Performance Appraisal

Physiology

Anatomy

Biochemistry

Pathophysiology

Basic And Clinical Pharmacology, 14th Edition. Bertram G. Katzung.