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Complementary Medicine

1. Overview of complementary therapies
2. Medicinal herbalism 1
3. Medicinal herbalism 2
4. Medicinal herbalism 3
5. Medicinal herbalism 4
6. Medicinal herbalism 5
7. Popular herbal remedies 1
8. Popular herbal remedies 2
9. Popular herbal remedies 3
10.Aromatherapy 1
11.Aromatherapy 2
12.Preparations of herb remedies
13.Safety and efficacy of herb remedies
14.Quality control of herbal products
15.Homeopathy 1
16.Homeopathy 2
17.Micronutrients 1: vitamins
18.Micronutrients 2: minerals
19.Vitamins & minerals: issues & evidence
20.Chinese traditional medicine 1
21.Chinese traditional medicine 2
22.Malay traditional medicine
23.Ayurveda


Immunology & ADR

1. Overview of immune system
2. Drug interaction I & II
3. Lymphatic system
4. Acute inflammation
5. Chronic inflammation
6. Innate immune response
7. Adaptive immune response
8. Role of MHC/HLA in immune response
9. Humoral immune response
10.ADR 1 & 2
11.T-cell activation & cell- mediated immune response
12.Immunosuppressants in organ transplant
13.Immunological tolerance
14.Homeostatic imbalances in immunity

Pharmaceutics III

1. Powder mixing and types of mixers
2. Unit operations and theory of tabletting I
3. Unit operations and theory of tabletting II
4. Unit operations and theory of tabletting III
5. Capsule
6. Tabletting problems
7. Tablet coatings
8. In-Process Quality Control - I
9. In-Process Quality Control - II
10.Sterile products I
11.Sterile products II
12.Sterile products III
13.Sterile products IV
14.Sterile products V
15.Sterile products VI
16.Sterile products VII
17.Packaging I
18.Packaging II

Biotechnology

1. Proteins analysis I
2. Proteins analysis II
3. Enzyme 1
4. Enzyme 2
5. Enzyme 3
6. Drug design: a target enzyme
7. DNA technology 1
8. DNA technology 2
9. DNA technology 3
10. DNA technology 4
11. DNA technology 5
12. DNA technology 6
13. DNA technology 7
14. Recombinant DNA drugs I
15. Recombinant DNA drugs II
16. Recombinant DNA drugs III
17. Recombinant DNA drugs IV
18. Receptor proteins: discovery and diversity
19. Receptor superfamilies
20. Receptor proteins: structural analyses
21. Structure-function relationship within targets and ligands
22. Optimization of ligand-target interactions

Medicinal Chemistry

1. Historical outline of drug discovery and design
2. Stereochemistry in organic chemistry
3. Structure activity relationship
4. Quantitative structure-activity relationships (QSAR)1
5. Quantitative structure-activity relationships (QSAR) 2
6. Introduction of computer-aided design-1
7. Introduction of computer-aided design -2
8. Combinatorial chemistry in rational drug design
9. Drug solubility methodologies
10.Drugs and biological membranes 1
11.Drugs and biological membranes 2
12.Drugs and biological membranes 3
13.Drugs and biological membranes 4
14.Therapeutic uses of bioinorganic complexes
15.Introduction to inorganic complexes and ligand bonding
16.Cholinergic drugs
17.Rational drug design – Development of cimetidine

Pharmaceutical Analysis II

1. Infrared spectroscopy
2. Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy
3. NMR – the chemical shift
4. NMR – multinuclei NMR
5. Mass spectroscopy 1
6. Mass spectroscopy 2
7. Mass spectroscopy 3
8. Miscellaneous optical methods and elemental analysis
9. X-ray scpectroscopy
10.Extraction methodsin pharmaceutical analysis

Gastrointestinal System

1. Oral cavity
2. Structure & function of oesophagus, pharynx and stomach
3. Nausea & vomiting: antiemetic drugs
4. GI absorption and malabsorption
5. Oesophagus, stomach and duodenum disorders
6. Treatment of acid-peptic disease
7. Structure & function of small intestine
8. Nutrition I
9. Total parental nutrition
10. Digestive process
11. Liver & gall bladder
12. Biliary disorders
13. Alcoholic liver disease and cirrhosis
14. The large intestine
15. Hepatitis of microbial origin
16. Pancreas & Pancreatitis
17. Diarrhea
18. Inflammatory bowel disease
19. Laxatives

Skill Development Dispensing

1. Professional responsibilities in dispensing
2. Dispensing process
3. Communication with physicians
4. Effective communication skills: patients with special needs I
5. Effective communication skills: patients with special needs II

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