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Which of the following topics is covered during the first week of BNS200 based on the provided schedule?
Which of the following topics is covered during the first week of BNS200 based on the provided schedule?
- Detailed analysis of pharmacokinetics including drug metabolism
- Mechanism of action of specific drug classes such as antibiotics
- Advanced compounding techniques for drug formulations
- Overview of pharmacology, clinical pharmacology, and routes of drug administration (correct)
According to the schedule, Joyce Kgatlwane (JK) is responsible for teaching the 'Types of drug formulations' during the first week.
According to the schedule, Joyce Kgatlwane (JK) is responsible for teaching the 'Types of drug formulations' during the first week.
False (B)
On which day and time during the first scheduled week is 'Introduction to Pharmacokinetics' covered?
On which day and time during the first scheduled week is 'Introduction to Pharmacokinetics' covered?
Wednesday, 4-6pm
The weekly periods on Tuesdays from 4-6pm are dedicated to introduction of ______.
The weekly periods on Tuesdays from 4-6pm are dedicated to introduction of ______.
According to the schedule, which topic related to medicines and prescriptions is considered for inclusion but not yet assigned to a specific time slot?
According to the schedule, which topic related to medicines and prescriptions is considered for inclusion but not yet assigned to a specific time slot?
During which week is Test 1 scheduled?
During which week is Test 1 scheduled?
Clinical attachments are scheduled to take place before mid-semester break.
Clinical attachments are scheduled to take place before mid-semester break.
Which topic is listed as a self-directed learning topic related to household hazards?
Which topic is listed as a self-directed learning topic related to household hazards?
Drugs for diabetes are covered by ______?
Drugs for diabetes are covered by ______?
Match the following topics with the corresponding instructor:
Match the following topics with the corresponding instructor:
Which of the following topics is covered during Week 2?
Which of the following topics is covered during Week 2?
Anti-Tb drugs are covered by Florah Moshapa
Anti-Tb drugs are covered by Florah Moshapa
Which type of drugs are taught alongside 'Drugs for STIs' in week 15?
Which type of drugs are taught alongside 'Drugs for STIs' in week 15?
Examination begins on ______.
Examination begins on ______.
During which week is Introduction to Pharmacodynamics (MM) scheduled?
During which week is Introduction to Pharmacodynamics (MM) scheduled?
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Pharmacology
Pharmacology
Study of drugs and their effects on the body.
Pharmacokinetics
Pharmacokinetics
The study of how the body handles a drug, including absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME).
Drug Absorption
Drug Absorption
The process by which a drug enters the bloodstream.
Drug Distribution
Drug Distribution
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Drug Formulation
Drug Formulation
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Pharmacodynamics
Pharmacodynamics
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Drug Metabolism
Drug Metabolism
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Drug Excretion
Drug Excretion
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Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)
Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)
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Cholinergic Drugs
Cholinergic Drugs
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Analgesics
Analgesics
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Drugs for Diabetes
Drugs for Diabetes
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Study Notes
- BNS 200 is scheduled from January to May 2025.
- MM is Matshediso Matome.
- FM is Florah Moshapa.
- JK is Joyce Kgatlwane.
Week 1 (January 27th-31st 2025)
- Introduction of BNS200 course includes the course outline, schedule, delivery method, and assessments.
- Introduction to Pharmacology/Clinical Pharmacology along with types of drug formulations and routes of drug administration.
- The types of drug formulations and routes of drug administration.
- Introduction to Pharmacokinetics covers drug absorption and distribution, drug metabolism, and excretion.
- Medicine and Related Substances Act details who can prescribe medicines, what should be contained in a prescription and a label during dispensing.
Week 2 (February 3rd-7th 2025)
- Introduction to Pharmacokinetics covers drug absorption and distribution and drug metabolism and excretion.
- Pharmaceutical and Pharmacokinetic calculations are explored.
- Patient characteristics & drug response and introduction to Pharmacodynamics are discussed.
Week 3 (February 10th-14th 2025)
- An introduction to the Autonomic Nervous System.
- Drugs that affect Cholinergic NS.
- Adrenergic drugs.
Weeks 4-6
- Clinical Attachments.
Week 7
- Test 1 is scheduled.
- The class explores Drugs for pain relief and arthritis.
- Drugs for depression & mania are examined.
- 11th March 2025 - Analgesics
Week 8 (March 17th-21st 2025)
- Mid-Semester Break
Week 9
- Antianxiety & antipsychotic drugs
- Drugs for diabetes
Week 10 (March 24th -28th 2025)
- Diuretics
- Drugs for heart failure
- Drugs for bronchial asthma
Week 10 (April 1st-4th 2025)
- Drugs for hypertension
- Anti - HIV/AIDS drugs
- Scheduled Quiz
Weeks 11-13
- Clinical Attachments
Week 14
- Test 2 is scheduled.
- Antibiotics
- Drugs for GIT disorders (PUD)
- Anti-fungal drugs
Week 14
- Labour Day is on May 1st, 2025.
- 28th April 2025
Week 15 (May 5th-9th 2025)
- Drugs for STIs
- Anti-Tb drugs
- Drugs used in malignancies
Week 15 (May 12th-16th 2025)
- Reading Week
- Examination begin on 15th May 2025
Self Directed Learning Topics
- Poisoning – common household chemicals & sources of information about toxicity and poisoning
- Drugs for the eye
- Drugs for hemorrhoids
- Antimalarial drugs
- Drugs for migraine headache
- Drugs for Dyslipidemia/Hyperlipidemia
- Rational Use of Medicines
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BNS 200 course. Includes course outline, schedule and assessments. Introduction to Pharmacology/Clinical Pharmacology, types of drug formulations, routes of drug administration, drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.
