PHAR 1100 - Intro to Pharmaceuticals-LEC/LAB

1. Describe the side effects of medications within each classification.
2. Differentiate between prescription, non-prescription, and integrative medicines within each classification.
3. Recite relevant trade and generic drug names within each classification.
4. Properly spell and pronounce commonly used medications within each classification.
5. Differentiate and group medications by classification.
6. Identify correct routes of administration for medications within each classification.
7. Research investigative pharmacy medications in order to identify and describe emerging therapies.
8. Demonstrate understanding of healthcare occupations and the healthcare delivery system.
9. Demonstrate understanding of wellness promotion and disease prevention concepts such as: use of health screenings; health practices and environmental factors that impact health; and adverse effects of alcohol, tobacco, and legal and illegal drugs.
10. Demonstrate knowledge and skills in areas of science relevant to the pharmacy technician’s role, including anatomy/physiology and pharmacology.
11. Perform mathematical calculations essential to the duties of pharmacy technicians in a variety of contemporary settings.
12. Demonstrate understanding of the pharmacy technician’s role in the medication-use process.
13. Demonstrate understanding of major trends, issues, goals, and initiatives taking place in the pharmacy profession.

1. Use and side effects of medications
2. Drug trade names and generic names
3. Drug classifications
4. Routes of medication administration
5. Prescription abbreviations