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BP410PSemester 41 creditsPractical

Systemic Pharmacology I (Practical)

Complete unit-wise syllabus for BP410P as per the PCI B.Pharm NEP 2020 curriculum (Semester 4 — Medicinal Chemistry + 1st Internship).

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Course Objectives

  • Provide understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of different pharmacological experiments using virtual simulations and video demonstrations.
  • Develop skills to assess drug effects on various systems such as cardiovascular, respiratory, skeletal muscle, and gastrointestinal tract using simulation models.
  • Familiarize the learners with experimental methodologies such as Langendorff’s heart preparation, spasmogen and spasmolytic effects, and PA2 value determination using Schild plot.
  • Provide knowledge of modern techniques for drug evaluation.
  • Explore clinical pharmacology aspects through case studies on drug interactions, management of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, and plasma volume expanders.

Unit-wise Syllabus

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Laboratory Practicals & Experiments (45 Hours)45 Hours
  • 1. To demonstrate Langendorff’s heart assembly and its applications in pharmacology (only video demonstration/or charts and illustrations).
  • 2. Recording of the effects of different electrolytes, agonists and antagonists on the isolated and perfused frog heart preparation using interactive computer simulation experiment.
  • 3. To study the effect of various drugs on blood pressure and heart rate anaesthetized dog using interactive computer simulation experiment.
  • 4. Demonstration of the estimation of intraocular pressure on rabbit eye and human eye by using conventional Schiotz tonometer and non-contact tonometer.
  • 5. To evaluate the muscle relaxant activity of drugs on Rota-rod apparatus using interactive computer simulation experiment.
  • 6. Demonstration of the effect of spasmogens and spasmolytic using rabbit jejunum using interactive computer simulation experiment.
  • 7. Determination of PA2 value of Atropine using a suitable isolated tissue preparation by Schild plot method with the help of hypothetical data using interactive computer simulation experiment.
  • 8. Determination of PA2 value of Prazosin using a suitable isolated tissue preparation by Schild plot method with the help of hypothetical data using interactive computer simulation experiment.
  • 9. To study the antiallergic effects of drugs using mast cell degranulation assay using interactive computer simulated experiment.
  • 10. Evaluation of diuretic activity of drugs in rats using metabolic cages (simulation) and estimation of electrolytes in the urine samples/serum using flame photometer/commercially available kits.
  • 11. Evaluation of effects of antihistaminic drugs on the histamine-induced bronchospasm in guinea pigs using interactive simulated experiment.
  • 12. To study and analyse drug-drug interaction/ rational drug management of asthma with the help of Case Study/ hypothetical data/ any clinical report.
  • 13. To study clinical pharmacology of the plasma volume expanders and their importance (using charts/open sources videos).
  • 14. Demonstration of evaluation of anti-inflammatory activity in paw oedema model using plethysmometer using simulations.
  • 15. Concept of Biobanking and its significance in drug screening.
  • 16. Isolation of Polymorphonuclear cells from blood and evaluation of endotoxin-induced oxidative stress in them using Nitrobluetetrazolium dye method by colourimetry.
  • 17. Determination of viability of cells (using isolated polymorphonuclear cells) by Trypan blue dye exclusion assay to determine cell viability using microscopy method.
  • 18. Determination of anti-inflammatory activity of durgs in vitro using RBC membrane stabilization assay
  • 19. Determination of protein concentrations using Bradford reagent and plotting of standard curve of bovine serum albumin.
  • 20. Estimation of anticholinesterase inhibitory activity of drugs using Ellman’s reagent (DTNB)

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Recommended Textbooks & References

  1. 1. Ghosh, M. N. Fundamentals of Experimental Pharmacology. Hilton & Company.
  2. Hofmann, F. B. Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology (HEP Series). Springer Nature.
  3. Computer Assisted Learning (CAL) software packages for experimental pharmacology simulations.

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