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Home Page

Welcome to the WWW home page of the Medical Pharmacology course for the Fall and Spring of 2004-2005. This resource serves the students enrolled in the Medical Pharmacology course at the New Jersey Medical School.

ATTENTION: This resource is updated constantly. New material and features will be added as the year progresses

General Course Information Introduction Lectures Laboratories Case Histories Evaluation Faculty Listing Lecture Schedule Textbooks and Information Resources Suggested Reading Laboratory Groups Syllabus Lecture Outlines Answers to Pharmacokinetic Problem in the Syllabus Problem Sets Basic Principle Problem Set Selected Answers to Problem Set

NEWS:   Case Histories & Case Groups Case 1:   Warfarin Case                Case Groups Case 2:   Digitalis Case                Case Groups Case 3:      Anesthesiology/Pharmacology Cases  Case Groups Case 4:      Antibiotic Cases                              Case Groups Case 5:                                    Case Groups Examinations Examination 4 Answer Key Score Distributions Laboratory Instructions and Worksheets Laboratory #1: Dose Response                          Laboratory Groups Sites for Graph Paper: Site 1 Site 2 Lab results Laboratory #2: Autonomic Pharmacology   Web Sites of Interest Top 200 Drugs The top 200 drugs (in sales) are listed for the most current year (2000). A drug may be listed more than once because of multiple brand names. FDA Home Page MedWatch FDA's site for reporting adverse drug reactions. This is a major mechanism by which post marketing AEs are identified. Martindale's Virtual Pharmacy A frequently updated site with links to courses, new drug information, dosage calculators and lots more. December 1, 2003 Here are the links to the JNC7 report. It is available as a pdf file.The first is the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute which contains the full text. It is 52 pages long. The second link is to the JAMA site that has the full report in a more compact document (13 pages). The JAMA site does have all the tables. National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute J. Amer. Med. Assoc. 2003; 289:2560-2572

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