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2018-2019 General Catalog 
    
2018-2019 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Course Descriptions


 

Pharmacy

  
  • PHA 3741 Prof Readiness Sem I


  
  • PHA 3743 Prof Readiness Sm II


  
  • PHA 3744 Prf Readiness Sm III


  
  • PHA 3746 Prof Readiness IV


  
  • PHA 3747 Prof Readiness Sem V


  
  • PHA 3748 Prof Readiness VI


  
  • PHA 3751 Medical Microbiology and Immunology (3)


    Fundamental Principles Underlying Activities Of Microorganisms. Special Emphasis On Pathogenic Bacteria, Viruses, Etc.; Their Pathogenicity, Symptomology, Host-parasite Relationship, Prevention, And Treatment. Two (2) Hour Lecture/demonstration Per Week.
    Prerequisite: CHM 3211 .
  
  • PHA 3751L Med Micro & Immun-l


  
  • PHA 3790 Drug Information


    The Student Will Be Taught How To Select The Most Appropriate Literature Sources When Answering Drug Information Questions. Specific Emphasis Is Placed Upon The Use Of The Internet To Obtain Drug Information From Various Well-established Web Sites (e.g. Micromedex, Pubmed,idis, Etc)
  
  • PHA 3800 Pharmaceutical Calculate I


    This Course Encompasses Calculations Performed By Pharmacist In Traditional As Well As Specialized Practice Setting. Chemical Purity, Physical Characteristics,and Biological Activity Of Drugs, Quality Controlled Of Dosage Forms As Well As Rate Of Drugs Absorption, Distribution, Metalbolism And Excretion Will Be Discussed. Also Drug Dosage, Dosage Regimens, Rate Of Drug Discontinuation, And Compliance With Prescribed Medications Will Be Introduced And Expanded On In This Class
  
  • PHA 3801 Pharmaceutical Calculate II


    This Course Encompasses Calculations Performed By Pharmacist In Traditional As Well As Specialized Practice Setting. Chemical Purity, Physical Characteristics,and Biological Activity Of Drugs, Quality Controlled Of Dosage Forms As Well As Rate Of Drugs Absorption, Distribution, Metalbolism And Excretion Will Be Discussed. Also Drug Dosage, Dosage Regimens, Rate Of Drug Discontinuation, And Compliance With Prescribed Medications Will Be Introduced And Expanded On In This Class
  
  • PHA 3884 Phar Forum & Colloquium V


    Colloquium Involving National Speakers, Informational Presentations And Career Opportunities Along With Students Discussions. Students Are Required To Be Knowledgeable Of The Company Each Speaker Represents And Ask Questions Of Each Speaker. An Unsatisfactory Grade Will Require The Student To Repeat That Semester. Only (1) Excused Absent Is Allowed Per Semester. One (1) Presentation As Scheduled
  
  • PHA 3885 Pharm Forum & Colloquium VI


    Colloquium Involving National Speakers, Informational Presentations And Career Opportunities Along With Students Discussions. Students Are Required To Be Knowledgeable Of The Company Each Speaker Represents And Ask Questions Of Each Speaker. An Unsatisfactory Grade Will Require The Student To Repeat That Semester. Only (1) Excused Absent Is Allowed Per Semester. One (1) Presentation As Scheduled
  
  • PHA 3920C Space Life Sciences


  
  • PHA 3951 Pharmacy Forum And Colloquium (0)


    Colloquium Involving National Speakers, Informational Presentations And Career Opportunities Along With Student Discussions. Students Are Required To Be Knowledgeable Of The Company Each Speaker Represents And Ask Questions Of Each Speaker. Only One (1) Excused Absence Is Allowed Per Semester. An Unsatisfactory Grade Will Require The Student To Repeat That Semester Forum Schedule. Registration Is Required In Pha 3951 For Ten (10) Consecutive Semesters Or Each Semester Of Enrollment While Admitted To The Professional Program.one (1) Hour Presentation As Scheduled.
  
  • PHA 4120 Pharmacokinetics and Biopharmaceutics (4)


    Clinically Functional, Mathematical Approach To Design Of Dose Regimen, Especially In Renal And Hepatic Impairment. Also Drug Bioavailability In Therapeutic Optimization. Three (3) Hours Lecture Per Week, Two Hours Laboratory.
    Prerequisite: PHA 3581 .
  
  • PHA 4120L Pharcokin & Biopha L


  
  • PHA 4122 Biopharm/pharmacokin


  
  • PHA 4123 Clinical Pharmacokin


  
  • PHA 4126 Clinical Pharmacokinetics (3)


    Primary Focus On Clinically Functional Approach To Design Of Dose Regiments, Including Special Problems Due To Hepatic And Renal Functional Impairment, Drug Interactions, And Immaturity Of Enzyme Systems.
    Prerequisite: PHA 4122 .
  
  • PHA 4126L Pharmcoki/biopharm L


  
  • PHA 4210 Pharmacy Management Of Health Care System (2)


    Developing And Managing Community Pharmacy Prototypes; Introduction To Basic Management Principles And Methods; Entrepreneurial, Social And Economic Aspects Of Practice. Three (3) Hour Lecture Per Week.
    Prerequisite: Completion Of Semester 3.
  
  • PHA 4210L Pharmacy Management Of Health Care System (2)


    Developing And Managing Community Pharmacy Prototypes; Introduction To Basic Management Principles And Methods; Entrepreneurial, Social And Economic Aspects Of Practice. Three (3) Hour Lecture Per Week.
    Prerequisite: Completion Of Semester 3.
  
  • PHA 4230 Pharmacy Jurisprudence And Ethics (2)


    Various State, Local And Federal Laws Governing Practices Of Pharmacy; Ethical Dilemmas, Conflict Of Moral Issues And Law; The Judiciary System. Two (2) Hours Per Week.
    Prerequisite: Completion Of 4th Semester.
  
  • PHA 4231 Jurisprudence And Ethics I


    This Course Will Introduce The Pharmacy Student To The Various Ethics, Moralities, And Laws Governing The Practice Of Pharmacy. Classroom Discussion And Case Presentations Will Be A Large Portion Of The Overall Course. This Course Is Not Designed To Prepare Lawyers; However, After Completion Of The Course, One Will Be Able To Apply Certain Legal And Ethical Facts
  
  • PHA 4430 Pharmacomedicinal Chemistry I (3)


    Chemistry Of Natural And Synthetic Drugs, Their Physicochemical Properties, Synthesis/biosynthesis, Sources, Derivatives, Metabolism, Structure-activity Correlation. Three (3) Hours Lecture Per Week. PHA 4430 Is uisite To PHA 4431 .
    Prerequisite: PHA 3420 .
  
  • PHA 4430L Pharmacomedicinal Chemistry I, Laboratory (1)


    Companion Laboratory To Pharmacomedicinal Chemistry 1, 11. Two (2) Hours Per Week.
    Corequisite: PHA 4430 PHA 4431  Respectively

  
  • PHA 4431 Pharmacomedicinal Chemistry II (3)


    Chemistry Of Natural And Synthetic Drugs, Their Physicochemical Properties, Synthesis/biosynthesis, Sources, Derivatives, Metabolism, Structure-activity Correlation. Three (3) Hours Lecture Per Week. PHA 4430  Is uisite To Pha 4431.
    Prerequisite: PHA 3420 .
  
  • PHA 4431L Pharmacomedicinal Chemistry II Laboratory (1)


    Companion Laboratory To Pharmacomedicinal Chemistry 1, 11. Two (2) Hours Per Week.
    Corequisite: PHA 4430 PHA 4431  Respectively

  
  • PHA 4510 General Pharmacology & Lab (3)


    Effects Of Drugs On Normal And Disordered Organ Systems. Demonstrations, Lectures, Discussions, And Experiments Relating To Use Of Drugs In Health And Disease. Three (3) Hours Per Week.
    Prerequisite: PHA 3420 PHA 3580 .
  
  • PHA 4510L General Pharmacology I Laboratory (1)


    Companion Laboratory To General Pharmacology. Three (3) Hours Per Week.
    Corequisite: PHA 4510 

  
  • PHA 4511 Pharmacology II and Toxicology (4)


    Continuation Of PHA 4510 , General Pharmacology. Emphasis On Toxic Effects And Their Management. Four (4) Hours Lecture Per Week.
    Prerequisite: PHA 4510 .
  
  • PHA 4511L Pharmacology II and Toxicology Laboratory (1)


    Companion Laboratory To Pharmacology And Toxicology II. Three (3) Hours Per Week.
    Corequisite: PHA 4511 

  
  • PHA 4530 Toxicology


  
  • PHA 4569 Disease States III (3)


    GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE, PATHOGENIC MICROORGANISMS OF MAN, INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES TO INFECTIOUS AGENTS, CLINICAL ASPECTS OF INFECTION, HUMAN IMMUNITY AND IMMUNE, ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY RELATIONSHIP
  
  • PHA 4572 Principles Of Drug Action I


    This Course Will Discuss The Chemistry Of Drugs And Their Effects On Normal And Disordered Organ Systems. This Course Will Also Focus On The Use Of Drugs In Health And Disease And How To Solve Therapeutic Dilemmas
  
  • PHA 4572L Clin Pharmacy I


  
  • PHA 4573 Principles Of Drug Action II


    This Course Will Discuss The Chemistry Of Drugs And Their Effects On Normal And Disordered Organ Systems. This Course Will Also Focus On The Use Of Drugs In Health And Disease And How To Solve Therapeutic Dilemmas
  
  • PHA 4573L Prin Of Drug Action Lab II


    This Lab Course Is Designed For Group Presentation And Discussion Of Cases And Problems Related To The Chemistry Of Drugs And Their Effects On Normal And Disordered Organ Systems. The Cases And Problems Will Also Focus On The Use Drugs In Health And Disease And How To Solve The Therapeutic Problems Of Patients. Applied Skills Lab II Complements Principles Of Drugs Action II
  
  • PHA 4604 Pharmaceutical Care IV. (3)


    Prerequisite: Successful Completion Of Pharm Care III.
    Corequisite: Concurrent Enrollment In PHA 4511  Continuation Of Pharmaceutical Care III

  
  • PHA 4608 Pharmaceutical Care III (2)


    This Therapeutic Course Is Integrated With Pharmacology And Medicinal Chemistry. Use Of Drugs Presented Is Pharmacology And Pharmacomedicinal Chemistry In Managing Patients With Various Disease States Is Discussed. Specific Emphasis Will Be Placed On Disease Management Principles, Monitoring Drug Therapy Effectiveness, Care Plan Development, Selection Of Most Appropriate Drug For Specific Indications. Introduction To The Problem Oriented Medical Record.
    Corequisite: Concurrent Enrollment In PHA 4510 

  
  • PHA 4611 Clin Pharmacy II


  
  • PHA 4612 Clin Pharmacy III


  
  • PHA 4635 Clinical Practicum


  
  • PHA 4635L Clinical Pract Lab


  
  • PHA 4640L Clinical Clerkship


  
  • PHA 4641 Comm Phar Clerkship


  
  • PHA 4642 Hosp Phar Clerkship


  
  • PHA 4650 Clin Pract/therap


  
  • PHA 4650L Supervised Externshp


  
  • PHA 4653L Coop Wrk Stud-indus


  
  • PHA 4654L Coop Wrk Stud-govt


  
  • PHA 4660 Clin Pract/therap II


  
  • PHA 4723 Phar & Health Care I


  
  • PHA 4725 Phar & Hlth Care II


  
  • PHA 4730 Drug Aduse Education


  
  • PHA 4730L Drug Abuse Edu Lab


  
  • PHA 4769 Counseling In Non-prescription Drugs (3)


    Professional And Pharmacological Aspects Of Non-prescription Medications. Patient Counseling And Management Of Disease States. Product Selection.
  
  • PHA 4785 Clinical Patient Assessment


    Designed To Develop Knowledge In Clinical Methods Of Evaluation, Data, Collection And Interpretation. Techniques Of Client Interviewing, Charting And Assessment Will Be Covered.
  
  • PHA 4886 Phar Forum & Colloquium VII


    Colloquium Involving National Speakers, Informational Presentations And Career Opportunities Along With Students Discussions. Students Are Required To Be Knowledgeable Of The Company Each Speaker Represents And Ask Questions Of Each Speaker. An Unsatisfactory Grade Will Require The Student To Repeat That Semester. Only (1) Excused Absent Is Allowed Per Semester. One (1) Presentation As Scheduled
  
  • PHA 4887 Phar Forum & Colloquium VIII


    Colloquium Involving National Speakers, Informational Presentations And Career Opportunities Along With Students Discussions. Students Are Required To Be Knowledgeable Of The Company Each Speaker Represents And Ask Questions Of Each Speaker. An Unsatisfactory Grade Will Require The Student To Repeat That Semester. Only (1) Excused Absent Is Allowed Per Semester. One (1) Presentation As Scheduled
  
  • PHA 4905 Directed Individual Study (2-5)


    Prerequisite: Consent Of Instructor.
  
  • PHA 4931 Professional Seminar


  
  • PHA 4950L Pharm Education Tour


  
  • PHA 4954 Honor Thesis


  
  • PHA 5005C Intro Phar Prac Experience-III


    This Course Is Designed To Provide The Student With Necessary Skills Needed To Perform Clincally Oriented Activities Such As Case Presentations, Journal Clubs, Drug Literature Evaluation As Well As Participating In Community Service Activities Such As Health Fairs. Pre-reflection And Post-reflection Sessions Will Also Take Place In Both Semesters. Students Must Also Complete The Summer Experience (160 Hours) As A uisite For This Course
  
  • PHA 5006C Intro Pharm Pract Experienc IV


    This Course Is Designed To Provide The Students With Necessary Skills Needed To Perform Clinically Oriented Activities Such As Case Presentations, Journal Clubs, Drug Literature Evaluation As Well Participating In Community Service Activities Such As Health Fairs. Pre-reflection And Post-reflection Sessions Will Take Place In Both Sessions
  
  • PHA 5103 Principles Of Medication Dispensing And Compounding Laboratory (1)


    Laboratory Accompaniment Of Lecture Course. Three (3) Hours Per Week.
    Prerequisite: Concurrent Enrollment In Principles Of Medication Dispensing And Compounding.
  
  • PHA 5103L Prin Med Comp & Di-L


  
  • PHA 5212 Evidenced-based Medicine


    This Course Is Designed To Teach The Skills Required To Apply This Method Of Learning In Preventative Medicine, Quality Improvement, Patient Safety, And Clinical Therapeutics. The Critical Evaluation Of The Recent Medical And Pharmacotherapeutic Literature Will Be Focus Of This Course
  
  • PHA 5232 Evolution Of Pharmacy Law And Ethics. (3)


    Review Of The Pharmacists Ethical Role In Practice And The Laws Influencing Ethical Behavior.
    Prerequisite: Enrollment In Semesters 9/10.
  
  • PHA 5234 Jurisprudence And Ethics II


    This Course Will Introduce The Pharmacy Student To The Various Ethics, Moralities, And Laws Governing The Practice Of Pharmacy. Classroom Discussion And Case Presentations Will Be A Large Portion Of The Overall Course. This Course Is Not Designed To Prepare Lawyers; However, After Completion Of The Course, One Will Be Able To Apply Certain Legal And Ethical Facts
  
  • PHA 5285 Prin Of Pharmaeco & Pharmaepid


    This Course Presents The Theory And Application Of Pharmacoeconomic Analysis And Pharmacoepidemiology Within The Pharmacy Practice
  
  • PHA 5565 Drug-induced Disease


  
  • PHA 5566 Cardiovascular Wellness And Prevention (3)


    Course Designed To Explore And Present The Factors And Lifestyle Changes Required To Prevent Cardiovascular Diseases.
    Prerequisite: Enrollment Semesters9/10.
  
  • PHA 5600 Concepts In Clin Onocology


    This Course Will Provide Information About The Pathophysiology Of Common Onocology Disorders And Present Standard Therapies For These Disorders. Emphasis Will Be Placed On Designing Appropriate Regimens, Defining Therapeutic Goals, Monitoring Clinical And Laboratory Parameters,and Identifying Drug Interactions And Adverse Reactions
  
  • PHA 5601 Pediatric Ambulatory Care (3)


    Pharmacotherapeutic Management Of Selected Diseases In Pediatric Patients Encountered In Ambulatory Settings.
    Prerequisite: Enrollment In Semesters 9/10.
  
  • PHA 5602 Pediatric Pharmacotherapy In The Acute Care Setting (3)


    Review Of Pharmacotherapeutic Management Of Various Disease States Encountered In Pediatrics As Seen In The Acute Care Setting.
    Prerequisite: Enrollment Semesters 9/10.
  
  • PHA 5605 Pharmacotherapeutics I (4)


    Continuation Of Pharmaceutical Care IV. Therapeutic Management Of Various Diseases With Emphasis On Developing Plans Of Care, Monitoring And Evaluation Of Drug Therapy Regimens. Use Of Advanced Technology In The Diagnosis And Therapeutic Management Of Diseases. Development And Use Of Algorithms In The Disease Management Process. Process For Documenting Therapeutic Recommendations/interventions.
    Prerequisite: Pharm Care IV.
  
  • PHA 5606 Pharmacotherapeutics II (4)


    The Course Is A Continuation Of PHA 5605 Pharmacotherapeutics I (4) . Therapeutic Management Of Selected Disease States Is Presented. Students Learn Basic Skills Required For Effective Disease Management. Critical Problem Solving Utilizing Actual Patient Case Scenarios And The Ability To Design, Implement, And Evaluate Therapeutic Regimens Is Expected.
  
  • PHA 5613 Adv Phar Practice I


  
  • PHA 5615 Medication Therapy Mgmt I


    This Course Has Been Designed To Provide The Student With Principles Of Pharmacotherapeutics To Be Utilized When Providing Medication Therapy Management For Patients For Patients With Various Diseases And /or Combinations Of Diseases. Specific Emphasis On Developing A Medication Treatment Plan, Communication, Implementation And Monitoring The Medication Plan Stressed. Pertinent Patient And Provider Education To Achieve Positive Therapeutic Outcomes Is Provided
  
  • PHA 5615L Med Therapy Mgmt Lab-I


    This Course Has Been Designed To Provide The Student With The Necessary Skills Required To Provide Medication Therapy Management Services. The Focus Of The Lab Is Skill Development And Will Include The Use Technology To Emphasize How To Utilize Concepts Learned In Didactic Course To Provide Medication Therapy Management Services To Patient And Providers When Managing A Wide-variety Of Diseases And Clinical Situations
  
  • PHA 5616 Adv Phar Practice II


  
  • PHA 5617 Adv Phar Pract III


  
  • PHA 5617L Med Therapy Mgmt Lab-II


    This Course Has Been Designed To Provide The Student With The Necessary Skills Required To Provide Medication Therapy Management Services. The Focus Of The Lab Is Skill Development And Will Include The Use Technology To Emphasize How To Utilize Concepts Learned In Didactic Course To Provide Medication Therapy Management Services To Patient And Providers When Managing A Wide-variety Of Diseases And Clinical Situations objectives/learning outcome(s)/major Topics
  
  • PHA 5619 Infectious Dis Thry


  
  • PHA 5626 APPE Institutional/Hospital (6)


    This Course Will Provide The Student With Experiential Training In Hospital Pharmacies. The Student Will Work Under The Direct Supervision Of A Pharmacist Preceptor To Provide Pharmaceutical Care In The Hospital Settin As Required By New Acpe Guidelines
  
  • PHA 5627 APPE Advanced Community (6)


    This Course Will Provide The Student With Experiential Training In Community Pharmacies. The Student Will Work Under The Direct Supervision Of A Phamarcist Preceptor To Provide Pharmaceutical Care In The Community Setting As Required By New Acpe Guildlines
  
  • PHA 5651 Adv Phar Pract Elect I (6)


    This Course Is Designed To Allow The Student To Obtain Experience In Providing Pharmaceutical Care Or Administrative Experience During The Assigned 4 Week Period In A Variety Of Clinical Or Administrative Type Settings . Students Will Be Responsible For The Appropriate Data Collection, Monitoring Activities And Communication ( Written And Oral) Depending Upon The Activities Assigned By Preceptor. Specific Emphasis Is Placed On The Student’s Ability To Effectively Integrate Concepts And Applications Of Knowledge That Will Incorporate Information Obtained From Previous Courses In Pharmacology, Laboratory Medicine, Pharmacotherappeutics, Administrative Sciences And Medication Dispensing And Compounding Classes. In Addition, Written And/or Oral Communication Skills May Be Assessed. These Experiences Will Occur Utilizing A Wide Variety Of Practice Settings
  
  • PHA 5652 Adv Phar Pract Elect II (6)


    This Course Is Designed To Allow The Student To Obtain Experience In Providing Pharmaceutical Care Or Administrative Experience During The Assigned 4 Week Period In A Variety Of Clinical Or Administrative Type Settings . Students Will Be Responsible For The Appropriate Data Collection, Monitoring Activities And Communication ( Written And Oral) Depending Upon The Activities Assigned By Preceptor. Specific Emphasis Is Placed On The Student’s Ability To Effectively Integrate Concepts And Applications Of Knowledge That Will Incorporate Information Obtained From Previous Courses In Pharmacology, Laboratory Medicine, Pharmacotherappeutics, Administrative Sciences And Medication Dispensing And Compounding Classes. In Addition, Written And/or Oral Communication Skills May Be Assessed. These Experiences Will Occur Utilizing A Wide Variety Of Practice Settings
  
  • PHA 5653 Adv Pharm Pract Elective III (6)


    This Course Is Designed To Allow The Student To Obtain Experience In Providing Pharmaceutical Care Or Administrative Experience During The Assigned 4 Week Period In A Variety Of Clinical Or Administrative Type Settings . Students Will Be Responsible For The Appropriate Data Collection, Monitoring Activities And Communication ( Written And Oral) Depending Upon The Activities Assigned By Preceptor. Specific Emphasis Is Placed On The Student’s Ability To Effectively Integrate Concepts And Applications Of Knowledge That Will Incorporate Information Obtained From Previous Courses In Pharmacology, Laboratory Medicine, Pharmacotherappeutics, Administrative Sciences And Medication Dispensing And Compounding Classes. In Addition, Written And/or Oral Communication Skills May Be Assessed. These Experiences Will Occur Utilizing A Wide Variety Of Practice Settings
  
  • PHA 5675 Geropsychiatry


    The Geropsychiatry Practice Experience Is Designed To Reinforce The Didactic Teaching Of Care For Geriatric Patients. The Experience Assists In Redefining The Students Skills In Pharmacotheraphy, Verbal And Written Communication , Drug Information And Retrieval And Evaluation, Patient Monitoring, Assessment And Diagnostics As They Apply To The Field Of Geriatrics
  
  • PHA 5676 Adv Medication Therapy


    Clinical Clerkships II, Each Candidate Is Required To Complete Full-time Rotations In Each Of The Following: Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Drug Information, Ambulatory Care.
  
  • PHA 5681 Pediatrics I


    Clinical Clerkships I, Each Candidate Is Required To Complete Full-time Rotations In Each Of The Following: Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Drug Information, Ambulatory Care.
  
  • PHA 5690 Intro Clin Clerkship


  
  • PHA 5692 APPE Ambulatory Care (6)


    Clinical Clerkships III, Each Candidate Is Required To Complete Full-time Rotations In Each Of The Following: Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Drug Information, Ambulatory Care.
  
  • PHA 5693 Ambulatory Care II


    Clinical Clerkships II, Each Candidate Is Required To Complete Full-time Rotations In Each Of The Following: Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Drug Information, Ambulatory Care
  
  • PHA 5694 APPE General Medicine (6)


    Clinical Clerkships IV, Each Candidate Is Required To Complete Full-time Rotations In Each Of The Following: Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Drug Information, Ambulatory Care.
  
  • PHA 5695 General Medicine II


    Clinical Clerkships V, Each Candidate Is Required To Complete Full-time Rotations In Each Of The Following: Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Drug Information, Ambulatory Care.
 

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