Bridges, Richard J.

Coffin, Douglas J.

Jackson, Darrell A.

Leyva, Francisco Jose

Lurie, Diana

Noonan, Curtis W.

Pershouse, Mark

Putnam, Elizabeth A.

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University of MontanaScholarWorks at University of MontanaSyllabi Course SyllabiFall 9-1-2005BMED 361.00: Pharmaceutical SciencesLaboratoryRichard J. BridgesUniversity of Montana - MissoulaDouglas J. CoffinUniversity of Montana - MissoulaDiana LurieUniversity of Montana - MissoulaDarrell A. JacksonUniversity of Montana, MissoulaCurtis W. NoonanUniversity of Montana - Missoula, curtis.noonan@mso.umt.eduSee next page for additional authorsLet 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 CitationBridges, Richard J.; Coffin, Douglas J.; Lurie, Diana; Jackson, Darrell A.; Noonan, Curtis W.; Leyva, Francisco Jose; Pershouse, Mark;and Putnam, Elizabeth A., "BMED 361.00: Pharmaceutical Sciences Laboratory" (2005). Syllabi. 9719.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi/9719InstructorRichard J. Bridges, Douglas J. Coffin, Diana Lurie, Darrell A. Jackson, Curtis W. Noonan, Francisco JoseLeyva, Mark Pershouse, and Elizabeth A. PutnamThis syllabus is available at ScholarWorks at University of Montana: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi/9719BMED 361 Pharmaceutical  Sciences Laboratory Autumn, 2005  Laboratories: Tuesdays at 8:10-10:00 A.M./1:10-3:00 P.M.  Thursdays at 8:10-10:00 A.M./1:10-3:00 P.M.  Except the Gross Anatomy Sessions will be from 8-9 A.M. and Noon-1 P.M. on the designated lab dates (*). There is a mandatory cadaver orientation in Room 114 immediately after the Pharmacy 309 lecture from noon until 12:30 P.M. on October 10th.  Before the cadaver labs Dr. Rich Gajdosik will present his expectations from professional students dealing with deceased humans!   Instructors Room Locations e-mail (*umontana.edu) Phone # (Office)  Rich Bridges SB 302 richard.bridges@* 243-4972  Doug Coffin SB 244 douglas.coffin@* 243-4723  Diana Lurie SB 304 diana.lurie@* 243-2103  Darrell Jackson SB 243 darrell.jackson@* 243-5761  Curtis Noonan SB 055 curtis.noonan@* 243-4957  Francisco Leyva SB 156 francisco.leyva@* 243-4039  Mark Pershouse SB 052A mark.pershouse@* 243-4769  Liz Putnam SB 152B elizabeth.putnam@* 243-4794  Jerry Smith SB 060 jerry.smith@* 243-5788  Course Coordinator/ head TA: Jerry Robert Smith /Ava-Gayle Rhule, SB 061,    ava-gaye.rhule@umontana.edu Format: 1 credit: one 2- hour lab per week.   Four sections of approximately 16 students each week. Materials: Student handouts, Online materials, Atlases, etc. Organization:The laboratory parallels the coverage of material in various biomedical and  pharmaceutical science courses in the required professional pharmacy curriculum. Course Objectives: 1. To provide instruction in anatomy through the use of computers and cadavers.   2. To provide instruction in physiology through the use of  computer simulation models and in vivo laboratory techniques. 3. To provide experience in problem solving and critical thinking in the laboratory setting. Grading: 1. Each laboratory is worth 10 points for a total of 120 points for the semester. 2. Grading for each lab will by attendance verification plus any instructor specific evaluation tool(s) such as lab reports or data compilations. 3. The following grades can be earned by achieving the corresponding minimal percentage points as follows: A-90%, B-80%, C-70%, D-60%, F- <60% 4. ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY! Students who have not attended a lab and have not turned in a lab report (when required) will not be given credit for that lab. A missed, unexcused lab will lower the course grade by one letter grade. Autumn Semester (2004) Lab Schedule  Date Instructors TAs Topic Lecture LocationWeek 2 Bridges Agarwal, Arnone A.D.A.M. SB 230 9/ 6, 9/8 Putnam Fortune  Week 3 Coffin Awes, Wood Cytology/Histology SB 230 9/ 13, 15  Week 4 Lurie Hall, Sharma Sensory Function SB 230 9/20, 22  Week 5 Jackson Bolin, Tennyson Sheep Brain Dissection SB 230 9/27, 29  Week 6 Noonan Prins, Chao Statistics SB 230 10/4, 6  *Week 7 Coffin Leary, Smartt Gross Anatomy I SB 050 10/11, 13  Leyva  *Week 8 Coffin Thullbery Gross Anatomy II SB 050 10/18, 20  Leyva, J. Wilham  Week 9 Coffin Mavencamp, Park Pig Heart Dissection SB 230 10/25, 27  Week 10 Parker Girtsman, Erbe ECG, EMG, EEG SB 230 11/1, 3 Bridges  Week 11 Smith Thakur, Holley Cardiovascular Assessment SB230 11/8, 10  Week 12 Smith L. Wilham, Lyda Blood Analyses SB 230 11/15, 17  Week 13 Thanksgiving Break 11/22, 24  Week 14 Pershouse Hassani, Rova Respiratory Function SB230 11/29, 12/1  * Cadaver lab times: Tuesdays: 8-9 a.m.; Noon -1 pm Thursdays: 8-9 a.m.; Noon -1 pm 

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