DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY (D. PHARM) EXIT EXAM COMPETITION BOOK

Book excerpt: Pharmacognosy is the study of natural products used in pharmaceuticals, focusing on their sources, characteristics, and uses. Pharmacology delves into drug interactions with biological systems, covering drug mechanisms, therapeutic effects, and side effects. Human Anatomy and Physiology explore the structure and function of the human body, essential for understanding disease processes and pharmacotherapy. Pharmaceutical Chemistry involves the design and development of new drugs, emphasizing chemical properties and drug synthesis. Pharmacy Law ensures the regulation and safe distribution of pharmaceuticals, addressing legal and ethical aspects of pharmacy practice. Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy focus on patient care within healthcare settings, optimizing medication therapy and promoting health outcomes. Pharmacotherapeutics applies pharmacological principles to treat diseases, selecting appropriate drug therapies based on patient-specific factors. Biochemistry studies the chemical processes within living organisms, foundational for understanding drug action and metabolism. Social Pharmacy examines the impact of pharmaceuticals on society, including drug use patterns and public health implications.