MY PROFILE

 

I AM DHRUV PATEL AND I AM A STUDENT OF 2nd YEAR IN DEGREE  PHARMACY,CURRENTLY STUDYING IN SHREE SWAMINARAYAN SANSKAR PHARMACY COLLEGE,ZUNDAL.

I HAVE NOT MUCH EXPERINCE IN BLOG MAKING BUT I AM LEARNING AND UPDATING THINGS AS I KNOW.

I MADE THIS BLOG FOR EASY AND FAST COLLECTION OF INFORMATION RELATED TO THIS COURSE.

THE AIM OF THE  IS THE PROVIDE THE BEST QUALITY KNOWLEDGE TO PHARMACY STUDENTS AND ENCOURAGE THEM TOWARDS TO NEW ORIGIN OF KNOWLEDGE AND IMPROVE THEIR PERSONALITY.


MORE INFORMATION AND ALL THE STUDY MATERIALS WILL BE UPDATED SOON AS I AM CURRENTLY SINGLE OPERATOR.

B- PHARM SYLLABUS 2018 SEM-1.

                

                                  SUBJECTS

• BP101T -HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY-I
• BP102T- PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS
• BP103T- PHARMACEUTICS-I
• BP104T -PHARMACEUTICAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY (THEORY)
• BP105T COMMUNICATION SKILLS
• BP 106T REMEDIAL BIOLOGY
• BP 107T REMEDIAL MATHEMATICS

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PHARMACIST IMPORTANCE

The role of a pharmacist

Pharmacists are dynamic, patient-oriented professionals committed to fulfilling the health care needs of their patients. Pharmacy is a profession that is expanding in new directions to meet the health care needs of all Canadians.

Currently, there is a movement beyond the traditional compounding and dispensing of medication towards a more professional advisory and primary health care role. Pharmacists can apply their knowledge and skill to become directly involved in the healing and education of patients. The phrase "ask your pharmacist" is becoming increasingly common – and with good reason. Pharmacists are an integral part of the community and serve as an important source of knowledge.