Title | SCH1105 Unit Outiline from hanbook full 2020 |
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Author | MAddie Greaves |
Course | introduction to pharmacology |
Institution | Edith Cowan University |
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Schl: Medical ad Healh Sciece This unit information ma be updated and amended immediatel prior to semester. To ensure ou hae the correct outline, please check it again at the beginning of semester. Uni Tile
Introduction to Pharmacolog
Uni Code
SCH1105
Yea
2018
Enolmen Peiod
1
Veion
1
Cedi Poin
15
Fll Yea Uni
N
Mode of Delie
On Campus Online
Uni Co-odinao
Ms Alecka Kate MILES
Decipion Basic pharmacolog is presented in such a a that students ith little background in phsiolog or biochemistr ill be able to understand the principles of drug actions, reactions and interactions. All commonl used drugs ill be described ith regard to their use, mechanism of action, side effects and abuse potential. Brief descriptions of pathophsiological processes ill be gien here appropriate.
Peeiie Rle Students must pass 1 unit from SCH1106, SCH1134, SCH1143
Leaning Ocome On completion of this unit students should be able to: 1. Appl the basic concepts of pharmacokinetics to drug therap ith special reference to the use of drugs in oung, elderl, pregnant and lactating persons. 2. Describe and interpret the poisons and drug regulations of Western Australia. 3. Eplain the principles of pharmacodnamics and pharmacokinetics. 4. Identif some drugs that are commonl abused and describe the phsiological effects of them. 5. Identif the major groups of drugs used in the treatment and management of disordered phsiolog.
Uni Conen 1. Poison and drug regulations in Western Australia. 2. The principles of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodnamics. 3. Nerous sstem pharmacolog. 4. Major drug groups used to Cardioascular and Respirator Disorders 5. Major drug groups used in the treatment and management of infections. 6. The impact of selected pschoactie drugs on the bod. 7. The effect drug therap has on paediatric, elderl, pregnant and lactating patients. hp://.ec.ed.a/handbook/ni?id=SCH1105&ea=2018
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Leaning Epeience N-CAM Students ill attend on campus classes as ell as engage in learning actiities through ECU Blackboard. Joondalp
Mon Lale
Soh We (Bnb)
Semester 2
0 2 hour lecture
Not Offered
Not Offered
Semester 2
13 2 hour tutorial
Not Offered
Not Offered
For more information see the Semester Timetable
NLINE Students ill engage in learning eperiences through ECU Blackboard as ell as additional ECU learning technologies.
Addiional Leaning Epeience Infomaion Tutorials and e-learning.
Aemen GS1 GRADING SCHEMA 1 Used for standard courseork units Students please note: The marks and grades receied b students on assessments ma be subject to further moderation. All marks and grades are to be considered proisional until endorsed b the releant Board of Eaminers. N CAM Tpe
Decipion
Vale
Test
Online Test
20%
Presentation
Video Presentation
30%
Eamination ^
Closed Book Eamination
50%
Tpe
Decipion
Vale
Test
Online Test
20%
Presentation
Video Presentation
30%
Eamination ^
Closed Book Eamination
50%
NLINE
^ Mandator to Pass
Diabili Sandad fo Edcaion (Commonealh 2005)
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For the purposes of considering a request for Reasonable Adjustments under the Disabilit Standards for Education (Commonealth 2005), inherent requirements for this subject are articulated in the Unit Description, Learning Outcomes and Assessment Requirements of this entr. The Uniersit is dedicated to proide support to those ith special requirements. Further details on the support for students ith disabilities or medical conditions can be found at the Student Equit, Diersit and Disabilit Serice ebsite (http://intranet.ecu.edu.au/student/support/student-equit).
Academic Micondc Edith Coan Uniersit has firm rules goerning academic misconduct and there are substantial penalties that can be applied to students ho are found in breach of these rules. Academic misconduct includes, but is not limited to: plagiarism; unauthorised collaboration; cheating in eaminations; theft of other students ork; Additionall, an material submitted for assessment purposes must be ork that has not been submitted preiousl, b an person, for an other unit at ECU or elsehere. The ECU rules and policies goerning all academic actiities, including misconduct, can be accessed through the ECU ebsite. SCH110511
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