Beall, Howard D.

Bridges, Richard J.

Johnston, Craig

Pershouse, Mark A.

English

University of Montana

University of MontanaScholarWorks at University of MontanaSyllabi Course SyllabiFall 9-1-2005BMED 613.01: PharmacologyHoward D. BeallUniversity of Montana - MissoulaRichard J. BridgesUniversity of Montana - MissoulaCraig JohnstonUniversity of Montana - MissoulaMark A. PershouseLet us know how access to this document benefits you.Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabiThis Syllabus is brought to you for free and open access by the Course Syllabi at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted forinclusion in Syllabi by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contactscholarworks@mso.umt.edu.Recommended CitationBeall, Howard D.; Bridges, Richard J.; Johnston, Craig; and Pershouse, Mark A., "BMED 613.01: Pharmacology" (2005). Syllabi. 9713.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi/9713 BMED 613:  PHARMACOLOGY I (FALL 2005)  Instructors:            Howard Beall (SB 159;  X5112)         Richard Bridges (SB 302; X4972)        Craig Johnston (SB 352; X5061)        Keith Parker (SB 242; X4235)        Mark Perhouse (SB 052A; X4769)  Schedule:  TuWTh 11:10 A.M., SB 117; W 1:10 P.M., SB 117; Th Noon, SB242  Textbooks:   Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, 9th Ed., 2004.        The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, 10th Ed., 2001.  (alternate text)  Exams/Grading:  Grades will be assigned by dividing the number of points attained in the course by the total number of points possible.  The percentage obtained in this manner will then be translated into a grade according to standard university ranges:  A (100-90.0); B (89.9-80.0); C (79.9-70.0); D (69.9-60.0); F (59.9-0).  The instructors reserve the right to curve the grade distribution as appropriate.  Exams may occur in a variety of formats:  multiple choice, short answer, essay, etc.  In all cases, performance according to School of Pharmacy and University of Montana ethical guidelines is expected. Exams are to be taken as scheduled (See School of Pharmacy policy on exams). Opportunities may arise for in-class student participation assignments. Papers will be assigned from the primary and review research literature one week ahead of discussion at the Noon, Thursday meeting.  Tentative Outline:    Date   Instructor  Topic  8-30   Parker   Introduction  8-31   Parker   Drug Disposition   8-31   Parker   Absorption; distribution                                               9-1   Parker   Metabolism; elimination  9-6   Parker   Intro. Pharmacodynamics  9-7   Parker   Dose-Response  9-7   Parker   Dose Response (cont.)  9-8   Parker   Drug Receptors                                                9-13   Parker   Receptor Molecular Biology   9-14               Parker   Signal Transduction            9-14   Parker   Signal Transduction (cont.)  9-15   Parker   Intro. Autonomic Pharmacology                                                            9-20   Parker   Intro. Autonomics (cont.)   9-21   Parker   Parasympathomimetics           9-21   Parker   Parasympathomimetics      9-22   Parker   Exam 1    9-27   Parker   Parasympathetic Blockers  9-28   Parker   Parasympathetic Blockers; antihistamines  9-28   Parker   Sympathomimetics     9-29   Parker   Sympathomimetics  10-4   Parker   Sympathetic Blockers  10-5   Parker   Sympathetic Blockers  10-5   Parker   Ganglionic Agents     10-6   Parker   Neuromuscular Blockers  10-11   Bridges   Intro. Neuro/Psych. Pharm.   10-12   Bridges   Synaptic Transmission  10-12   Bridges   General Anesthetics  10-13   Parker   Exam 2  10-18   Bridges   General Anesthetics   10-19   Bridges   General Anesthetics  10-19   Bridges   Glutamate/Excitatory A.A.  10-20   Bridges   Glutamate/GABA  10-25   Bridges   GABA  10-26   Bridges   GABAEpilepsy/Anti-convulsants           10-26   Bridges   Epilepsy/Anti-convulsants             10-27   Bridges   Sedative-hypnotics  11-1   Bridges   Sedative-hypnotics  11-2   Bridges   Acetylcholine   11-2   Bridges   Acetylcholine   11-3   Bridges   Catecholamines                                                            11-8   Bridges   Serotonin  11-9   Bridges   Depression  11-9   Bridges   Anti-depressants  11-10   Bridges   Exam 3  11-15   Bridges   NE/Dopamine  11-16   Bridges   Parkinson’s Disease  11-16   Bridges   Movement Disorders (cont.)    11-17   Bridges   Anti-psychotics   11-22   Bridges   Anti-psychotics  11-23 and 24     HOLIDAYS  11-29   Bridges   Peptides/Opiates  11-30   Bridges   Peptides/Opiates  11-30   Pershouse  Cancer chemotherapy  12-1   Beall    Cancer chemotherapy  12-6   Beall   Cancer chemotherapy             12-7        Beall   Cancer chemotherapy   12-7   Johnston  Ethanol  12-8   Johnston  Ethanol  12-12/16     FINAL EXAM    

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