Notes as per New syllabus

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Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3.1a Antiseptics and Disinfectants

Unit 3.1b Sulphonamides

Unit 3.2 Antibiotics and Beta lactams

Unit 3.3 Chloramphenicol and Tetracycline

Unit 3.4 Aminoglycosides and Macrolides

Unit 3.5 Quinolones and Fluoroquinolones

Unit 3.6a Antitubercular Drugs

Unit 3.6b Antileprotic Drugs

Unit 3.7 a Antiamoebic drugs

Unit 3.7 b Antiheminthics

Unit 3.7 c  Antimalarial drugs

Unit 3.8 Scabicides and Pediculocides

Unit 3.9 a Antipsychotics

Unit 3.9 b and c Sedatives and Hypnotics (Anxiolytics and Hypnotics)

Unit 3.9 d Antidepressants

Unit 3.10 Antiepileptics and anticonvulsants

Unit 3.11 Antiparkinsonian drugs

Unit 3.10 a General anesthetics

Unit 3.10 b Local anesthetics

Unit 3.11 a Cholinergic agonists

Unit 3.11 b Cholingergic antagonists

Unit 3.11 c Adrenergic drugs

Unit .11 d Adrenergic antagonists

Unit 3.11 e Muscle relaxants

Unit 3.12 Antihypertensive drugs

Unit 3.12 continued Osmotic diuretics

Unit 3.12 continued Antianginal drugs

Unit 3.12 continued Drugs used in Congestive Heart Failure

Unit 3.12 continued anticoagulants and antiplatelet drugs

Unit 3.12 continued Antiarrhythmic drugs

Unit 3.12 Hypolipidemic drugs

Unit 3.13 intro Hormones

Unit 3.13 a Drugs used in diabetes 

Unit 3.13 b Drugs used in thyroid disorders

Unit 3.13 c Sex steroids

Unit 3.13 c Corticosteroids

Unit 3.14 Antihistamines

Unit 3.15 a Opoid analgesic

Unit 3.15 b NSAIDs

Unit 3.16 Antineoplastics 

Unit 3.17 Vitamins and Enzymes

Unit 3.18 Diagnostics

Unit 3.19 Synthesis 

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Unit 2: Nomenclature of organic compounds with special reference to heterocyclic system

Unit 3.1 Antiseptic and Disinfectants

Unit 3.1 continued sulphonamides

Unit 3.2 Penicillins and Cephalosporins 

Unit 3.4 Chloramphenicol and Tetracycline

Unit 3.6 Quinolones and Fluoroquinolones 

Unit 3.7 Antitubercular medicines 

Unit 3.7 continued Antileprotics 

Unit 3.8 Antiamoebics 

Unit 3.8 continued Antihelminthic Drugs

 unit 3.8 continued Antimalarial drugs

Unit 3.9 Scabicides and Pediculocides 

Unit 3.5 Macrolides

Unit 3.5 continued Aminoglycosides 

 Unit 3.12 Antihypertensive Drugs

Unit 3.12 continued Osmotic diuretics

Unit 3.12 continued Drugs used in CHF 

Unit 3.12 continued Antianginal Drugs 

Unit 3.12 continued Antiarrhythmic Drugs 

Unit 3.12 Continued Coagulant, Anticoagulant and Antiplatelet Drugs 

Unit 3.12 continued Hypolipidemic Drugs 

Unit 3.14 Histamine and Antihistamines

Unit 3.13 Hormones introduction 

Unit 3.13 continued Corticosteroids

Unit 3.13 continued Sex steroids

Unit 3.13 Thyroid medications

Unit 3.13 continued Antidiabetic drugs

Unit 3.11 cholinergic drugs 

Unit 3.11 continued anticholinergic drugs

Unit 3.11 continued skeletal muscle relaxants 

Unit 3.11 continued adrenergic drugs

Unit 3.11 continued antiadrenergic drugs 

Unit 3.11 continued local anesthetics

Unit 3.11 continued general anesthetics 

Unit 3.10 sedatives and hypnotics

Unit 3.10 continued antidepressants

Unit 3.10 continued antipsychotics

Unit 3.10 continued antiepileptics 

Unit 3.10 continued antiparkinsonian drugs

Unit 3.18 diagnostic agents

 Unit 3.15 NSAIDs

Unit 3.15 continued opioids

Unit 3.16 anticancer drugs

 Unit 1 introduction

Unit 3.16 Vitamins Minerals and Enzymes  

 

 

 

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