
Pharm for Allied Health
Course Number: 31509308
Credits: 2.00
Course Description
31-509-308 PHARM FOR ALLIED HEALTH ...introduces students to medication classification, basic pharmacology principles, and supplements. Students apply basic pharmacodynamics to identify common medications and calculate dosages in preparation for medication administration. (Corequisites: 10-501-101, Medical Terminology; 31-509-302, Human Body in Health/Disease)
Course Typically Offered
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Credit for Prior Learning
Course Competencies
- Practice drug safety
- Utilize drug references
- Explain pharmacology principles
- Interpret prescriptions
- Apply mathematical computations to solve equations relating to medication administration
- Relate the role of vitamins and alternative treatments in pharmacology
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the nervous system
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the musculoskeletal system
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the cardiovascular system
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the respiratory system
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the urinary system
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the gastrointestinal system
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the integumentary system
- Apply pharmacology principles to the medications for the blood
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the sensory system
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the lymphatic and immune system
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the endocrine system
- Apply pharmacology principles to medications for the reproductive system