No. | NAME OF THE ITEMS |
(A) | I. Clinical Pharmacy |
1 | Special Drug Delivery systems like Metered Dose Inhalers, Spacers, Rotahalers, Nasal sprays, Transdermal patches, Insulin infusion pumps, Insulin pen etc. |
2 | Samples of dosage formulations of various types including rational and irrational FDC, Essential medicines |
3 | Manikins for demonstration of intravenous injection, enema, local, intramuscular injections, intracardiac injection and other routes of drug administration |
(B) | II. Computer Assisted Learning Laboratory |
4 |
Minimum 1 computer per 10 students (Maybe shared with a similar facility in the institution) Must have computers with standard configuration and connected to the internet, (Preferably broadband) along with an AV aids (Multimedia Projector and Screen). The PC should be installed with CAL programmes and other software for teaching experimental pharmacology. The students must have access to the National Essential Drug Lists, Standard Treatment Guidelines, Banned Drugs List of the CDSCO, PVPI, WHO, Price Controlled Drugs List, Antibiotic Guidelines, Hospital formulary, adverse drug reactions, and other resource material which the student can use for
learning the principles of rational prescribing. |
(C) | III. Experimental Pharmacology |
5 |
For UG course, the facilities and equipment in the experimental lab can be shared with the Physiology department. The experiments included in the curriculum should be demonstrated through charts/photographs/models and videos. |
(D) | IV. Clinical Pharmacology |
6 | Stop watch |
7 | Critical Flicker Fusion Apparatus |
8 | Digital Sphygmomanometer |
9 | Pupillometer |
10 | Chart, Models and videos to illustrate the pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic properties of drugs, adverse drug reactions, drug administration techniques |
(E) | V. General: |
11 | Laptop |
12 | Photocopier and Scanner |
13 | Desktop Computer, with Printer |
14 | Multimedia Projector with Screen |