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BIOL 367. PHARMACOLOGY.
An introduction to the structure, mechanisms,
pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, therapeutic uses and adverse reactions
of prototypic agents from the major categories of drugs. Prerequisites:
CHEM 212 and either BIOL 217 and 218 or BIOL 312. Offered in odd
numbered Fall semesters (offered Spring 2008 and next offered Fall 2009).
This is a hybrid course (some face-to-face meetings along with coursework
delivered via WebCT). Professors: Drs. Leonard Lothstein and Trevor
Sweatman (UT School of Pharmacy).
One
semester; three credits |
BIOL 367: Pharmacology
Tentative Course Information
Spring 2008
(Revised 30 Jan 2008)
The instructor for Spring 2008 is Ted Morton,
Pharm.D.
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Clinical Pharmacist, The Regional Medical
Center at Memphis
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Associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacy,
U.T. Memphis
Board Certification, Pharmacotherapy
with Added Qualification in Infectious Diseases
Phone: (901) 545-7290
E-mail: tmorton@the-med.org
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Note: the course
meeting dates have been revised... please contact the professor to find
out the correct dates.
Here is information on Brody’s Human Pharmacology
textbook.
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