Author(s): Prof. (Dr) Jitendra Singh Chaudhary, Dr. Rajveer Singh
Reshma H. Budihal, Dr. Vishal Garg , Dr. Manoj Kumar Katual
ISBN: 978-81-978670-1-9
Access: Closed Access
Binding Type: Perfect Binding
Copyright: 2024
DOI: https://doi-ds.org/doilink/10.2024-27629314/SproutPublication/Book/D.Pharm.Exit.Exam./JSC

The Diploma in Pharmacy Exit Exam Book is an essential resource for pharmacy students preparing for their final examinations. It covers a wide range of topics across multiple papers, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the subjects required for a diploma in pharmacy.

PAPER-I starts with Pharmaceutics, which focuses on the formulation, preparation, and dispensing of pharmaceutical products. The section on Pharmacy Law and Ethics provides an understanding of the legal framework and ethical responsibilities in pharmacy practice, ensuring students are aware of the regulations governing their profession.

Community Pharmacy and Management discusses the operations of a community pharmacy, including patient counseling, inventory management, and the role of the pharmacist in healthcare delivery. The section on Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy focuses on the role of pharmacists in hospital settings, including drug distribution, clinical services, and patient care.

In PAPER-2, Human Anatomy and Physiology covers the structure and function of the human body, helping students understand the biological systems they will encounter in clinical settings. Pharmacology delves into drug actions, mechanisms, and therapeutic uses, while Pharmacotherapeutics focuses on the clinical application of drugs to treat diseases.

PAPER-3 begins with Pharmaceutical Chemistry, exploring the chemical principles involved in drug design and synthesis. Biochemistry and Clinical Pharmacy integrates the study of biochemical processes with clinical applications, enabling students to link laboratory findings to patient care.

Pharmacognosy highlights the importance of natural products in drug discovery, emphasizing the therapeutic potential of medicinal plants. Lastly, Social Pharmacy addresses the role of pharmacists in public health, patient education, and disease prevention, showcasing the broader social responsibilities of the profession.