LESSON PLAN

Discipline: DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY

Semester/Year: 1st Year
Subject/Code: PHARMACEUITCS-I (2111)
Lesson Plan Duration: 34 Weeks
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRACTICAL
WEEK Lecture Day Topic (Including assignment /Test) Practical Day
1st Introduction
1st 2nd Classification of dosage forms 1st
3rd Solid dosage forms, or dusting powder, insufflation
1st Revision
2nd 2nd Semisolid forms 2nd
3rd Liquid dosage forms
1st Revision
3rd 2nd New dtug delivery system 3rd
3rd New dtug delivery system
1st Revision
4th 2nd History of Pharmcopoeia of India 4th
3rd Ist edition and 2nd edition of IP
1st 3rd edition of IP
5th 2nd Revision 5th
3rd 4th and 5th edition of IP
1st 6th edition of IP
6th 2nd 7th edition of IP 6th
3rd Revision
1st Metrology
7th 2nd Imperial system 7th
3rd revision
1st Metric sysyetm
8th 2nd Revision 8th
3rd Types of contatiners
1st Material used for makin g of containers
9th 2nd Revision 9th
3rd Plastics and metals

10th 1st Sessional Exams (Tentative) 10th

1st
11th 2nd Closures and their types 11th
3rd Material used for makin g of closures
1st Aeroslos, Packaging , modern unit dose packing
12th 2nd Size reductuion and factor affecting 12th
3rd methods of size reduction
1st Revision
13th 2nd miscellenous mills and their types 13th
3rd selelction degree of size reduction
1st lavigation and their types
14th 14th
14th 2nd Elutrition and their types od reduction 14th
3rd Revision
1st size separation and official std powders
15th 2nd seieves , size separation 15th
3rd cyclone seprartor, air seprator and elutrition method
1st Revision
16th 2nd mixing of powders 16th
3rd mixing of liquids
1st mixing of semi solid, viscocity surface tension
17th 2nd Revision 17th
3rd ostwald viscometer, wetting agent
1st filteration factor affecting filteration , filetr media or fi
18th 2nd Revision 18th
3rd plate and freame folter, meta filter
1st filetr leaf membrane fileter, filetr candles or sintered fi
19th 2nd Revision 19th
3rd Extratction , solvent use in extraction
1st infusion, decoction processes
20th 2nd Revision 20th
3rd simle maceraion
1st maceration with adjustment
21st 2nd multi maceration processes 21st
3rd Percolatore, percolation processes

22nd 2nd sessional exams (Tentative) 22nd

1st soxhlethaltion, digestion

23rd 2nd deciccation, sublimation, evporation, evporators, natio 23rd
3rd forced circulation evaluation, film evaporators
1st distillation, simple distillation, fractional distillation
24th 2nd Distillation under reduced pressure 24th
3rd steam distillation, destructive distillation
1st florene time tine, recievers, purified waer IP, sterile w
25th 2nd Drying , tray dryers, tunnel dryers fludized dryers, va 25th
3rd microwave drying
1st Revision
26th 2nd strilization , hot air oven , autoclave 26th
3rd tindallization, pasturization, sterilization of vaccicne
1st sterilization by ionizing radiation
27th 2nd Cmical sterlization 27th
3rd maechanical method of sterilization
1st Revision
28th 2nd tests for sterility, aseptic techniques 28th
3rd tablets, types of tablets
1st manufacturing of tablets, single punch machine
29th 2nd Multiple punch machine, defects of tablets 29th
3rd coating of tablets evaluation tablets
1st capsule and capsule filling,
30th 30th
30th 2nd evaluation capsules 30th
3rd special application of capsules
1st packaging and storage f capsule
31st 2nd immunity, types of immunity 31st
3rd immouniligacal products, bacterial vaccines
1st viral rikketisial vaccines , toxoids
32nd 2nd antitoxins, antiviral serum 32nd
3rd antibacterial serum, immune blood derivatives

33rd 3rd Sessional exams (Tentative) 33rd

1st Revision
34th 2nd Revision 34th
3rd Revision
 PHARMACY
Year
ITCS-I (2111)
eeks

PRACTICAL

To study the commonly used glassware in

the pharmaceutical laboratory.

To perform hydrolytic resistance test for

glass bottle used as container.

To prepare and dispense 50 ml of camphor

water I.P.

To prepare and submit 50 ml of Chloroform

water I.P.1966.

To prepare and submit 50 ml peppermint

water concentrated B.P.

To prepare and dispense 30 ml of

Strychnine HCl solution.

To prepare and dispense 25 ml of spray

solution.

To prepare and dispense 30 ml of orange

syrup solution.

To prepare and dispanse 25 ml chloral

elixir.

To prepare peppermint spirit.

To prepare and submit benzaldehyde spirit.

To prepare and supply 100 ml orange

tincture I.P. using 25 gm of orange peel.

To prepare and supply 50 ml of benzion

tincture B.P.C.

To prepare and supply 50 ml strong ginger

tincture I.P.
To prepare and supply 50 ml strong ginger
tincture I.P.

To prepare and supply 50 ml of compound

Cardamom tincture I.P.(1966)

To prepare and supply liquid extract

I.P.1966 by using 100 gm liquorices
powder.

To prepare and supply belladonna liquid

extract B.P.C.

To Prepare and dispense 10 gm of

vanishing cream B.P.C.

To prepare and submit 25 gmof cold cream.

To prepare and submit 25gm of cetrimide

cream.

To prepare and dispense 50 ml of Calamine

lotion.

To prepare and dispense 50 ml of cetrimide

lotion.

To prepare and dispense 30 ml of

compound sodium chloride mouthwash
B.P.C.

To prepare and supply 25 gm of after shave

lotion .

To prepare and supply 25 gm of face

powder.

To prepare and submit 100 capsule of

compound acetly salicylic acid.

To evaluate the given samples of capsules .

To prepare tablets by wet granulation

method .

To evaluate the tablets prepared by wet

granulation method.

To prepare, submitand perform tha leak

test of 10 ml each Dextrose injection
I.P.1966
 To prepare, submitand perform tha leak
test of 10 ml each Dextrose injection
I.P.1966

To prepare and submit sample of 5 ml each

of sodium chloride injection .

To prepare and submit 10 ml of

sulphacetamide eye drop B.P.C. 1960.

To prepae and submit 50ml of sodium chloride eyelotion

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 LESSON PLAN
Discipline: DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
Semester/Year: 1st Year
Subject/Code: PHARMACHEMISTRY-I (2112)
Lesson Plan Duration: 34 Weeks
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRACTIC
WEEK Lecture Day Topic (Including assignment /Test) Practical Day
1st Introduction otPharmchemistry-I and Pharmacopoeia
1st 2nd Official compounds and Containers 1st
3rd Monographs
1st Revison of Unit-1
2nd 2nd Acid base and Buffers theory 2nd
3rd Buffer Solution
1st Compounds, Boric acid and Hydrochloric acid
3rd 2nd Official Buffers 3rd
3rd Revision
1st Aantioxidants
4th 2nd Revision of Anti oxidants 4th
3rd G IT agents, Antacids
1st Combination of Antacids Preparation
5th 2nd revision 5th
3rd Protectives and Adsorbents with compounds
1st revision
6th 2nd Saline Cathartics with compounds 6th
3rd Inhalants with compounds
1st Respiratory stimulants with compounds
7th 2nd Revision 7th
3rd Revision
1st Exapectorants and emetics with compounds
8th 2nd Antidotes with compounds 8th
3rd Limit test of chloride and sulfate
1st Quality control of drug, importance of qulaity control
9th 2nd Methods used for Quality control 9th
3rd Limit test in troduction

10th 1st Sessional Exams (Tentative)

1st Topical agents -Protectives

11th 2nd Compounds of protectives 10th
3rd Revision
1st Antimicrobial and Astringents
12th 2nd Compounds of Antimicronbials 11th
3rd Revision
1st Compounds of Antimicronbials
13th 12th
13th 2nd Compounds of Antimicronbials 12th
3rd Compounds of Antimicronbials
1st Revision
14th 2nd Revision 13th
3rd Sulpphar and its compounds
1st Compounds of sulphar
15th 2nd Revision 14th
3rd Asringents
1st Revision
16th 2nd Dental products 15th
3rd Compounds of dental products
1st Revision
17th 2nd Limit test of iron 16th
3rd Limit test of Lead
1st Revision
18th 2nd official compounds of iron 17th
3rd Official compounds of Iodine
1st Official compounds of Calcium
19th 2nd Revision 18th
3rd Radiopharmaceuticals
1st Structure of atom
20th 2nd Radioactivity 19th
3rd Measurement of radioactivity
1st Biological efecta of radiations
21st 2nd Aaplication or radioisotope 20th
3rd Revision
2nd Sessio Radioopaque contras media
22nd Limit test of heavy metals
Limit tets of arsenic

23rd IInd Sessional Exams (Tentative) 22nd

1st
24th 2nd Identification test for cation and anion 23rd
3rd Revision
1st Revision
25th 2nd Major intra and extra cellulare electrolytes 24th
3rd Revision
1st Elkectrolytes used for Replacment btherapy
26th 2nd Compounds 25th
3rd Physiological acd base balance end elecrolytes
1st Compounds
27th 2nd Revision 26th
3rd Combination of oral electrolyte powder and solution
1st Revision
28th 27th
28th 2nd Revision 27th
3rd Revision
1st Revision
29th 2nd Revision 28th
3rd Revision
1st Revision
30th 2nd Revision 29th
3rd Revision
1st Revision
31st 2nd Revision 30th
3rd Revision
1st Revision
32nd 2nd Revision 31st
3rd Revision

33rd 32nd
3rd Sessional exams (Tentative)
1st Revision
34th 2nd Revision 33rd
3rd Revision
ACY

2112)

PRACTICAL

To study Commanly used Glasswares

Preare and Submit Sodium extract and Hydrogen sulfide gas

Qulalitative test for Cations

Qulalitative test for Anions

Identify the functional group in the given organic compounds

To merusre the melting point of given sample

Limit test for chloride ion

Limit test for sulfate ion

Limit test for iron

e)

Limit test for Arsenic

Essay of Sodium bi carbonate based on Acid base titration

Identification test for Sodium I carbonate

 Identification test for Sodium I carbonate

Assay of boric acid

Identification test for boric acid

Assay of Zinc oxide

Assay of Ferrous sulphate based on Redox reation

Identification test for ferrous sulfate

To perform assay of hydrogen peroxide

Identification test of hydrogen peroxide

Assay of iodine by iodometric

Assay of Magnisium sulfafte based on complexometric titration

Identification test of magnesium sulfate

Assay of calcium gluconate

Asaay of Sodium chloride by Mohr's method

Identification test for sodium chloride

Assay of ammonium chloride by volhard's method

Assay of ammonium chloride by volhard's method

Identification tets for Ammonium chloride

Identification test for Sodium acetate

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 LESSON PLAN
Discipline:
Semester/Year:
Subject/Code:
Lesson Plan Duration:
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY
WEEK Lecture Day
1st
1st 2nd
3rd
1st
2nd 2nd
3rd
1st
3rd 2nd
3rd
1st
4th 2nd
3rd
1st
5th 2nd
3rd
1st
6th 2nd
3rd
1st
7th 2nd
3rd
1st
8th 2nd
3rd
1st
9th 2nd
3rd

10th 1st Sessional Exams (Tentative)

1st
11th 2nd
3rd
1st
12th 2nd
3rd
1st
13th 2nd
3rd
1st
14th
14th 2nd
3rd
1st
15th 2nd
3rd
1st
16th 2nd
3rd
1st
17th 2nd
3rd
1st
18th 2nd
3rd
1st
19th 2nd
3rd
1st
20th 2nd
3rd
1st
21st 2nd
3rd

22nd 2nd Sessional exams (Temntative)

1st
23rd 2nd
3rd
1st
24th 2nd
3rd
1st
25th 2nd
3rd
1st
26th 2nd
3rd
1st
27th 2nd
3rd
1st
28th 2nd
3rd
1st
29th 2nd
3rd
1st
30th
30th 2nd
3rd
1st
31st 2nd
3rd
1st
32nd 2nd
3rd

33rd 3rd Sessional exams (Tentative)

1st
34th 2nd
3rd
 LESSON PLAN
DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
1st Year
Pharmacognosy-2113
34 Weeks
ute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PR
Topic (Including assignment /Test) Practical Day
Introduction to Pharmacognosy
Introduction to Pharmacognosy 1st
Drugs, Technical Products and Pharmacutical Aids derived from Plants
Systems for Claasification of Drugs
Systems for Claasification of Drugs 2nd
Revision of Systems for Claasification of Drugs
Adulteration of Drugs
Evaluation of Drugs 3rd
Evaluation of Drugs
Pharmacopoeial standards
Revision of Adulteration & Evaluation of drugs 4th
Details of Alkaloids
Details of Glycosides
Details of Tannins 5th
Details of Terpenoids
Details of Carbohydrates
Details of Protiens and Amino acids 6th
Revision of Alkaloids and Glycocides
Revision of Tanins, Terpenoids, Carbohydrateas and Amino acids
Introduction to Laxatives 7th
Drugs as Laxatives
Drugs as Laxatives
Revision of Laxatives 8th
Revision of Classification of drugs
Revision of Adulteration & Evaluation of drugs
Revision of Alkaloids and Glycocides 9th
Revision of Tanins, Terpenoids, Carbohydrateas and Amino acids

1st Sessional Exams (Tentative) 10th

Introduction o Cardiotonics
Drugs as Cardiotonics 11th
Introduction to Carminatives & GI regulators
Drugs as Carminatives
Drugs as Carminatives 12th
Introtuction to Astringents
Drug as Astringent
Introduction to Central nervous system disorders 13th
Drugs used in Central nervous system disorders
Drugs used in Central nervous system disorders
14th
Antihypertensives 14th
Introduction to Antitussives
Drugs as Antitussives
Introduction to Antirheumatism 15th
Drugs as Antirheumatisms
Antitumours
Antileprotics 16th
Revision of Carminatives and CNS drugs
Revision of Antihypertensive, Antirheumatism, Antitussives and Antitumour
Antidiabetics 17th
Diuretics
Revision of Antidiabetics and Diuretics
Introtuction to Antidysentrics 18th
Drugs as Antidysentrics
Introduction to Antiseptics and Disinfectants
Drugs as Antiseptics and Disinfectants 19th
Revision of Antileprotics
Revision of Antidysenrics
Revision of Antiseptics and Disinfectants 20th
Revision of Carminatives
Revision of CNS drugs
Revision of Antihypertensives and Antitussives 21st
Revision of Antirheumatism, Antitumour

2nd Sessional exams (Temntative) 22nd

Antimalarials
Oxytocics 23rd
Introduction to Vitamins
Drugs as Vitamins
Revision of Antimalarials, Oxytocicis and Vitamins 24th
Introduction to Enzymes
Drugs as Enzymes
Introduction to Perfumes and Flavouring Agents 25th
Drugs as Perfumes and Flavouring Agents
Drugs as Perfumes and Flavouring Agents
Introduction to Pharmaceutival Aids 26th
Drugs as Pharmaceutical Aids
Drugs as Miscellenous drugs
Drugs as Miscellenous drugs 27th
Collection and Preparation of Crude drug for the Market
Introduction to Fibres, Sutures and surgical dressing
Drugs as fires and sutures 28th
Revision of Enzymes, Perfums and Flavouring agents
Revision of Pharmaceutical Aids
Revision of Pharmaceutical Aids 29th
Revision of Miscellenous Drugs
Revision of Fibres and sutures
30th
Anatomical study of Senna 30th
Anatomical study of Datura
Anatomical study of Cinnamon
Anatomical study of Cinchona 31st
Anatomical study of Fennel and clove
Anatomical study of Ginger and Nuxvomica
Anatomical study of Ipechauhna 32nd
Revision of Anatomical Studies of Drugs

3rd Sessional exams (Tentative) 33rd

Revision of Full Syllabus

Revision of Full Syllabus 34th
Revision of Full Syllabus
 PRACTICAL

Introdcution to various terms used in Pharmacognosy

To study the microscope

To study basic instruments used in pharmacognosy lab

Morphological chararters of laxative sand astringents

Microscopical charcters of senns leaf

Morphological chararters of umbelliferious fruits

Microscopical charcters of Datura leaf

Microscopical charcters of fennel fruit

Microscopical charcters of Clove bud

hological chararters of drugs acting on nervous system, Hyoscyamice and Aswagantha

The TS of Nux vomica

Morphological chararters of Antihypertensive drugs-Rauwolfia

Morphological chararters of Antitussive-Tulsi

 Morphological chararters of Antitussive-Tulsi

Morphological chararters of Antitumour-Vinca

Morphological chararters of Antiseptice -Turmeric

Morphological chararters of Antidysentary drug-Ipechecuunha

The TS of Isabghola seed

Microscopical charcters of Cinchona bark

Identification test for Adsorbant cotton

The TS of Cinchona bark

Identification test for surgical fibres

TS of ginger rhizomes

TS of Ipechanunha rhizonme

Identification test for Glycosides

Identificationn testfor Alkaloids

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 LESSON PLAN
Discipline: DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
Semester/Year: 1st Year
Subject/Code: BICHEMISTRY & CLINICAL PATHOLOGY-2114
Lesson Plan Duration: 34 Weeks
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRACTICAL
WEEK Lecture Day Topic (Including assignment /Test) Practical Day
1st Defination, Scope of biochemistry
1st 1st
2nd Field of biochemistry, Cell, as basic unit, cell orga
1st Table showing cell orgenlees heir function and m
2nd 2nd
2nd Isolation of cell orgenlles or biomolecules
1st Determination of structure, fuction and metaboli
3rd 3rd
2nd Defination protein, composition
1st Role of protein, properties of proteins
4th 4th
2nd Claasification of proteins, simple protein, conjest
1st Derived protein, classification of aminoa acids, st
5th 5th
2nd Physical properties of amino acids
1st Chmical properties of amino acids
6th 6th
2nd polypeptides, structure of proteins, qualitatve tes
1st Protein deficencey disease,
7th 7th
2nd Introduction, chemical composition, defination, cl
1st cheical reatcion of monosacccharaides
8th 8th
2nd reaction due to alcholoic group
1st Disaccharides, Oligosaccharides, polysaccharide
9th 9th
2nd Qualitative test for carbohyf=drates
10th 1st Sessional Exams 10th

1st Deisease related to carbohydrates metabolism

11th 11th
2nd Defination, role of lipid, Classification
1st Fats, Chemical properties
12th 12th
2nd Waxes, Function of waxes, phoshpo lipids
1st Classification of phospholipids, Glycolipids, Suplho
13th 13th
2nd Fatty acids, Cllasification, Alcholos terpoids, Class
1st Cholesterol, Other sterols of biological importanc
14th 14th
2nd Qualitative test for lipids, Role of lipds in biolog
1st Disease related to Lipid metabolism
15th 15th
2nd Vitamins, Classification
1st Fat soluble and water soluble vitamins
16th 16th
2nd Coenzmes, Attachment of enzyme to enzyme
1st classification of coenzyme
17th 17th
2nd Function of coenzyme
1st water metabolism, function of body water
18th 18th
2nd mineral metabolism, Functional of individual mine
1st Physical function, blood calcium
19th 19th
2nd Disease related to calcium metabolism, phosphoru
1st Hypernatremia,hyponatremia, potassium
20th 20th
2nd chlorine,function, iron function, mag function, su
 1st Copper function, zinc function
21st 21st
2nd enzymes, properties of enzymes, energy of activat
22nd 2nd Sessional Exams 22nd

1st classification of enzymes

23rd 23rd
2nd mech of enzyme action, specific actvity of enzym
1st factor influencing enzyme action
24th 24th
2nd efect of metal ion on enzyme, diagnostic applica
1st medicinal significance of enzyms, therapeutic us
25th 25th
2nd metabolism of carohydrates, glycolysis, embedd
1st citric acid cycle, kreb's cycle, TCA cycle
26th 26th
2nd Hexose monophosphate shuhnt, Gluconeogenesis
1st Electron transport chain, Abnormal metabolism o
27th 27th
2nd metabolism of protein, prortein catabolism, urea
1st Metabolism oflipids, beta oxidation of fattyacids
28th 28th
2nd blood, function, composition, plasma
1st WBC componnt, Erthrocytes, disease of RBC, class
29th 29th
2nd Platelets, Function of lipids, Normal and average
1st Abnormal constituents of urinean dtheir significa
30th 30th
2nd Normal constitutents o furine, Abnormal constitu
1st Tets for albumin
31st 31st
2nd Qualitative test for glucose
1st Test for ketones, Bile piemnts
32nd 32nd
2nd revision
33rd 3rd Sessional exams 33rd

1st revision
34th 34th
2nd revision
LAN
MA IN PHARMACY
1st Year
CLINICAL PATHOLOGY-2114
34 Weeks

PRACTICAL

Introduction of Biochemistry & clinical pathology Lab

Identificaton test for given sample of carbohydrates

Identificaton test for given sample of carbohydrates

Identificaton test for given sample of carbohydrates

Identificaton test for given sample of carbohydrates

Identificaton test for given sample of carbohydrates

Identificaton test for given sample of Amino acids by qualitative test

Identificaton test for given sample of Amino acids by qualitative test

Identificaton test for given sample of Amino acids by qualitative test

Identificaton test for given sample of Amino acids by qualitative test

Identificaton test for given sample of Amino acids by qualitative test

To isolate casien from milk and its confirmation by chemiacl test

Identificaton test for given sample of proteins by qualitative test

Identificaton test for given sample of proteins by qualitative test

Identificaton test for given sample of proteins by qualitative test

Identificaton test for given sample of proteins by qualitative test

Identificaton test for given sample of proteins by qualitative test

To study the physical and chemical properties of Fat and oil

To study the physical and chemical properties of Fat and oil

 To study the physical and chemical properties of Fat and oil

To detect the normal constituents in giben sample of urine by qualitative test

To detect the normal constituents in giben sample of urine by qualitative test

o detect the abnormal constituents in giben sample of urine by qualitative test

o detect the abnormal constituents in giben sample of urine by qualitative test

o detect the abnormal constituents in giben sample of urine by qualitative test

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 LESSON PLAN
Discipline: DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
Semester/Year: 1st Year
Subject/Code: HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY-2115
Lesson Plan Duration: 34 Weeks
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRACTICAL
WEEK Lecture Day Topic (Including assignment /Test) Practical Day
1st Introduction o HAP
1st 2nd Cell, structure and its functons 1st
3rd Mitosis, and miosis
1st Tissues, epithlial m, cooecting, muscular tissues
2nd 2nd Nervous tissues , membranes and glands 2nd
3rd Oragn and ogan systems, boldy fluids
1st skeletan system anf classification of bones
3rd 2nd development and growth of bones 3rd
3rd bones of human skeleton, bones ofskulls
1st sbones fof face, upper limbs, wrist a,d hand
4th 2nd bones of thorax, vertibral colounm 4th
3rd bones of pelvic jirdlu, bones of foot
1st bone soflower limb
5th 2nd joints fo skeleton systems, cllasification of joints 5th
3rd joints of upper limb & lower limb
1st Disorders of joints
6th 2nd Blood and its function , composition 6th
3rd cellualr elements of blood
1st clotting of blood, blood groups
7th 2nd disorders of bloood 7th
3rd mechnism of clotting and disorders of platelets
1st Lymph introduction, composition and its function
8th 2nd Finction of lymph nodes , RES 8th
3rd revision
1st revision
9th 2nd revision 9th
3rd revision

10th 1st Sessional Exams (Tentative) 10th

1st CVS introduction and structure of heart

11th 2nd Artial and venous system, capillaries 11th
3rd Blood circuation , function, conduction system of heart
1st Propertties of heart muscles, ECG, Blood pressure, Cardiac
12th 2nd revision 12th
3rd Factor affecting blood pressure and measurment of blood
1st Disorders of heart, blood vessels, blood pressure
13th 13th
13th 2nd revision 13th
3rd Respiration introduction, respiratory organs and system
1st Mechanism of respiration regualtion
14th 2nd revision 14th
3rd refex mech, respiratory olumes
1st abnormal types of respiration,
15th 2nd revision 15th
3rd urinary system introduction, organs relating to UTS
1st formation of urine, disease of UTS
16th 2nd revision 16th
3rd muscular system introduction, muscles of head, face and
1st Muscles of shoulder, upper limb and abdomen
17th 2nd muscles of lower limb, thies and leg, foot 17th
3rd revision
1st physiology of muscles contraction
18th 2nd energy for muscles contraction, oxygen debt, events of mu 18th
3rd revision
1st CNS introduction to brain and spinal cord
19th 2nd peripheral nervous system and sensation 19th
3rd sensation, spinal verves, reflex action
1st introduction to the sympthatic & Parasympathatic nervou
20th 2nd revision 20th
3rd Chemical transmitter of ANS
1st Organs of special senses, ear, eye, nose, tonhue or skin
21st 2nd revision 21st
3rd revision

22nd 2nd Sessional exams (Tentative) 22nd

1st Skin function 7 regulation of body temperature

23rd 2nd phisiology of pain, secretion of skin and structure of skin 23rd
3rd deigestive sysytem , introduction , organs
1st revision
24th 2nd introduction to abdominal cavity and its function 24th
3rd revision
1st small intestine , lareg intestine , its function
25th 2nd structure and mech of digestion and absorption 25th
3rd revision
1st assesory organs of digestion of liver
26th 2nd glall blader, digestion by pancrease and basal metabolism 26th
3rd revision
1st introduction and carbohydrate metabolism, water metabo
27th 2nd classification of vitamins, fat soluble and water soluble 27th
3rd revision
1st Endocrine system glands, hormones, system, pitutary gland
28th 28th
28th 2nd Parathyroid gland, adernal gland function and its relating 28th
3rd pancerase, gonads, thymus, pineal gland function and dis
1st revision
29th 2nd Reproductive system, male reproducting system its organs 29th
3rd female genetial organs, external and internal genetial org
1st revision
30th 2nd puberty in female, ovulation 30th
3rd menstrul cycle, intro, process of reproduction
1st determination of sex, male child and female child
31st 2nd revision 31st
3rd devlopment of fetous
1st development of emblical cord and placenta
32nd 2nd revision 32nd
3rd revision

33rd 3rd Sessional exams (Tentative) 33rd

1st revision
34th 2nd revision 34th
3rd revision
N
N PHARMACY
Year
& PHYSIOLOGY-2115
Weeks

PRACTICAL

To study the different parts of microscope

Various types of tissues

Bleeding time of own blood

Clotting or coagulation time of blood

Blood group of own bllood sample

Haemoglobin content and oxygen caring capacity of own blood

Total RBC count of blood

Total Leucocyte or WBC count of own blood

study of digestive system by model

Study of respiratory system by model

Study of CVS my charts

Study sekelton sysytem by skeleton

 Study sekelton sysytem by skeleton

Study of various joints of human body

study of body temtreature in male

study of pulse and heart rate in amle

determine BP of subject and study the effects of Posture and exercise

To study CNS with model

Study of urinary sytem with model

study male reproductive syatem by charts

study female reproductive system by charts

study of anatomy & Phisiology of ear

study of anatomy & Phisiology of eye

Study of various organs by slide permanent

Find out different leucocytes of own blood

Record ECG of a person

Record and measure the lung volume and vital capacity in s subject
Record and measure the lung volume and vital capacity in s subject

findout the ESR of own blood

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 LESSON PLAN
Discipline:
Semester/Year:
Subject/Code:
Lesson Plan Duration:
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY
WEEK Lecture Day
1st
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
2nd
1st
3rd
2nd
1st
4th
2nd
1st
5th
2nd
1st
6th
2nd
1st
7th
2nd
1st
8th
2nd
1st
9th
2nd
10th 1st Sessional Exams

1st
11th
2nd
1st
12th
2nd
1st
13th
2nd
1st
14th
2nd
1st
15th
2nd
1st
16th
2nd
1st
17th
2nd
1st
18th
2nd
1st
19th
2nd
1st
20th
2nd
 1st
21st
2nd
22nd 2nd Sessional Exams

1st
23rd
2nd
1st
24th
2nd
1st
25th
2nd
1st
26th
2nd
1st
27th
2nd
1st
28th
2nd
1st
29th
2nd
1st
30th
2nd
1st
31st
2nd
1st
32nd
2nd
33rd 3rd Sessional exams

1st
34th
2nd
 LESSON PLAN
DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
1st Year
HECP-2116
34 Weeks
d (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY
Topic (Including assignment /Test)
Health, diemension of health, physical health, mental health and social health, spritual health NOT A
determinants of heatlth
Indicator of helath
concept of disease, natural histroy of disease
Disease agents, host, enviorment
concepts of prevention of disease,mode of intervention,
nutrition, carbohydrates, protein
fats, vitamins,
minerals, calcium ,iodine, florine zinc, copper, malnutrition
protein energy, malnutrition,Balance diet, nutrition programiing in india
demography, demographic cycles
fertilty, factor of fertility
Indicator of frtility
Family planning, Family welfare
Contraceptivse method
Temporary or physical method
Chemical method, Intrautrine devices,Harmonal contraceptives , oral pills
depot formulation, post coneptional method
1st Sessional Exams

Abortion, miscellenous method, permanent method

Population problem in india, family planning programs
administration of family welfare program,Stertegy of famiy welfare program
role of health education in family
role of pharmacist in family planning
principle of first aid, diagnosis, disposal,shock, snake bite, poisonng
burns, heart disease, angina pectoris
stoke, fractures, firsta id of individual fratures
use of splint of fracture,thomus splint, use of slingin fractre
Resuscitation method,elements of minor surgery and dressing
enviormental health
water, classification of water sources
water pollutin, hardness of water
purification of water
chlorination
Small scale purification of water
disinfection of wells and air,Ventillation, noise, light
solid waste disposal and control
excreta disposal, septic tank, sevage and its treatment, other methods of sewage disposal,
medical entamology, mosquito houseflies
send flies, tsatet flies, lies, flese, reduvid bugs, tits, mites insecticieds
Disease transmission through rodents and their control
2nd Sessional Exams

Disease tramitted by animal and their control

Microbiology, historical development
classification of microoraganism, Classification of bacteria
Classification of protozoa,fungi, classification, of virus
isolation of bacteria, isolaion ofprotozoa,staining of bacteria
chicken pox, malaise, infuenza, diptehria,
whooping cough, tuberculosis, intestinal infection
hepatitis cholera, oral rehydration, typhoid fever,
food poisoning, hook worm infection, plague, malaria, national programmes, surface infection
Trychoma, Tetnus, leprosy
Sexually transmitted disease,Syphilis, gonorrhoea, aids
Non communicable disease, cancer,Diabetes, blindness, cardiovascular disease, coronary arter
Hyper tension, stroke, rheumatic heart disease
Defination, scope of epidermiology,methods of epideriology
quantitative studies , measurenment of morbidity and mortility,case control studies, cohort ss
experimental studies,dynamics of disease transmission,mode of transmission
immunity and immunization,vaccicne, immunoglobulin
immunization schedule,cold chain, cold chain equipment
principle of disease cintrol and prevention,hospital acquired infection
diseinfection,types of disinfection,classification of disinfection,disinfection of fecau, urine, dis
3rd Sessional exams

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 LESSON PLAN
Discipline: DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
Semester/Year: 2nd Year
Subject/Code: PHARMACEUTICS-II (2131)
Lesson Plan Duration: 34 Weeks
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRACTICAL
WEEK Lecture Day Topic (Including assignment /Test) Practical Day
1st Prescription, parts of prescription
1st 2nd handling of prescription 1st
3rd Latin terms
1st Revision
2nd 2nd modern methods of prescription, 2nd
3rd care required in despensing prescription
1st sources of error in prescription
3rd 2nd revision 3rd
3rd Incompatabilities, physical incompatability
1st chemical, therapeutic incompatabilityh
4th 2nd Revision 4th
3rd Factor influencing dose
1st route of adminisration , Body weight
5th 2nd imotional factore, sex, age, 5th
3rd accumulation, enviormental factors,
1st antagonism, synergism, additive effects
6th 2nd tolerance, idosyncracy 6th
3rd Revision
1st tachyphacis, time of administration
7th 2nd metabolic disturbances, prevention of disesas 7th
3rd calculation of doses,
1st powder advantages, disadvantages
8th 2nd powder enclose in sesse 8th
3rd tablet trituration
1st dispensing of powdersinvlvingin special problems
9th 2nd efllorsecent powders, etutic mixtrure 9th
3rd granular powder, effervescent granules

10th 1st sessional exams (tentative) 10th

1st Weighing technique

11th 2nd proper care and uses of dispensing balance 11th
3rd Revision
1st Monophasic liquid dosageforms, classification
12th 2nd mixtures, methods of preparations 12th
3rd syrups, formulation of syrups
1st elixers, lictuts
13th 13th
13th 2nd liniments, lotions, gargles 13th
3rd mouth washes, throat paints, douches
1st Revision
14th 2nd ear drops, nasal drops, nasal spray, 14th
3rd suspension, quality of a good suspension
1st Classisficaion of suspension
15th 2nd flocuulated and non floculated suspension 15th
3rd foemationao f suspension
1st methods of dispensing suspension
16th 2nd stabiliy of suspension 16th
3rd Emulsons, advantages and types
1st classification of emulsion
17th 2nd formulation of mulaison 17th
3rd prepration of emulsion
1st stability of emulsion
18th 2nd diffrence between emulsion and suspension 18th
3rd ointments, clssification, bases
1st selection of dermatological vehicles
19th 2nd preparation of ointments 19th
3rd paste, methods of prep of paste
1st diff between paset and ointment
20th 2nd jellies, typesof jellies 20th
3rd formation of jellies
1st poultices
21st 2nd revision 21st
3rd Revision

22nd 2nd Sessional exams (Temntative) 22nd

1st Suppositries, types

23rd 2nd Suppoositiore base an dclassification 23rd
3rd preparation of supposotories pessaries
1st Revision
24th 2nd cosmetics classifcation 24th
3rd Revision
1st Revision
25th 2nd dentrifrices 25th
3rd method or preparation , formulation of varios dentrifrice
1st genral method of preparation
26th 2nd antiperspirants and deodrants, shampoos 26th
3rd Revision
1st hair dressing
27th 2nd hair dyes, depilotories 27th
3rd antidandruff preparation
1st parental preparation, advantage and disadvantage of pa
28th 28th
28th 2nd route of administration, types 28th
3rd Revision
1st formulation, containers and clousers
29th 2nd processing of prental preparation, production facilities 29th
3rd Revision
1st preparation of intravenous fluid, admixtures, TPN
30th 2nd Sterility test, Particulate matter, monitoring, faculty sa 30th
3rd Opthalmic products
1st Eyedrops, eye lotion
31st 2nd Eye ointment 31st
3rd Eye suspension
1st conact lens solution
32nd 2nd Revision 32nd
3rd revision

33rd 3rd Sessional exams (Tentative) 33rd

1st Revision
34th 2nd Revision 34th
3rd Revision
PHARMACY
ear
CS-II (2131)
eks

PRACTICAL

Introduction of common used glassware in pharmacutics lab

Perform hydrolytic test for glass bottle usedas containers

d dispense camphor water, chloroform water,pippermint water, benzaldehyde spirit

repare and submit cinnamon water, orange syrup, chloreal elixer, gargels

repare and sumit mouth wash, sachets, powder, compound oral powder

are and submit compound water, bulk powder, bulk powder,dusting powder

re and submit compound powder, antibiotic mixture, insufflation, HCl solution

prepare and submit draughts, mixture, mixture, spray soluion

evaluation of capsules

Prepare tablets by wet granulation method

evaluation of tablets

re and submit vanishing cream, cold cream, antiseptic cream, cleaning cream

epare and submit hair removing cream, hair setting cream, white ointment
epare and submit hair removing cream, hair setting cream, white ointment

repre and submit sulphar ontment, iodine ointment, white filled ointment

Prepare and submit aqueous iodine solution, calamine lotion

prepare and submit white liniment, salicylic acid solution

repare and submit nail paint remover, lasse paste, liquid araffin emulsion

prepare and submit simple syrup, skin tonic, after shave lotion

ubmit toothe paste, supension, calamine lotion, cetrimide lotion, gention violet lotion

prepare and submit simple oinment, cold cream, cetrimide cream

prepare and submit eye drop, eye lotion, cresol soft solution

prepare and submit orange tinctuer,

prepare and submit 100 capsule of acetyl salicylic acid

prepare and submit dextrose injection

prepare and submit sodium chloridein jection

bmit eye oinment, chloramphenicol eye ointment ,boric acid ointment, zinc oxide paste

eapare and submitzinc sulphate lotion, calamine lotion, crystal violet paint

prepare and submit thraoatpaint, phenol gargles, simple syrups

 prepare and submit thraoatpaint, phenol gargles, simple syrups

prepare and submit codien phsphate syrup, piperazine spirit elixir

Preparea an dsubmit codien phoosphate linctus

Preapare and sbmit mouth wash, potassium permagnate douch

prepare and submit zinc sulpahte eye drops

bmit chloramphenicaol ear drop, ephidrine nasal drop, castor oil enema, kaolin poultice

e ans submit terpentine liniment, dusting powder, aspirin powder, Dentrifrices

 LESSON PLAN
Discipline: DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
Semester/Year: 2nd Year
Subject/Code: PHARMACHEMISTRY-II (2132)
Lesson Plan Duration: 34 Weeks
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRACTICAL
WEEK Lecture Day Topic (Including assignment /Test) Practical Day
1st Introduction of pharmachemistry-II
2nd Classifiaction and Nomenclature
1st 1st
3rd Revision
4th Stability and storage condition
1st Antiseptics and Disinfectants
2nd Drugs of Antidesptics and disinfectants
2nd 2nd
3rd Revision
4th Revision
1st Sulphonamidee
2nd Drugs of Sulphonamides
3rd 3rd
3rd Revision
4th Revision
1st Antileprotics introduction
2nd Drugs
4th 4th
3rd Revision
4th Antitubercular introduction
1st Drugs
2nd Revision
5th 5th
3rd Antiamoebics and anthelmintics
4th drugs
1st Revision
2nd Antibiotic introduction
6th 6th
3rd Drugs for Antibiotics
4th Drugs for Antibiotics
1st Revision
2nd Antifungal introduction
7th 7th
3rd Drugs
4th Revision
1st Antimalarials introduction
2nd drugs
8th 8th
3rd Revision
4th Antineoplastics introduction
1st drugs
2nd Revision
9th 9th
3rd Revision
4th Revision

10th 1st Sessional Exams (Tentative) 10th

10th 1st Sessional Exams (Tentative) 10th

1st Tranquillizer introduction

2nd drugs
11th 11th
3rd Revision
4th Revision
1st Hypnotics introduction
2nd drugs
12th 12th
3rd Revision
4th Revision
1st General anaesthetics introduction
2nd drugs
13th 13th
3rd Revision
4th Local anaesthetics
1st drugs
2nd Revision
14th 14th
3rd Antidepressants introduction
4th Drugs
1st Revision
2nd Analepticss introduction
15th 15th
3rd drugs
4th Revision
1st Diuretics introduction
2nd drugs
16th 16th
3rd drugs
4th Revision
1st Histamin and antihistamine introduction
2nd drugs
17th 17th
3rd drugs
4th Revision
1st Revision
2nd Analgesic introduction
18th 18th
3rd drugs
4th Revision
1st NSAIDS introduction
2nd Drugs
19th 19th
3rd drugs
4th Revision
1st Revision
2nd Anti convulsants introduction
20th 20th
3rd drugs
4th drugs
1st Revision
2nd Revision
21st 21st
21st 21st
3rd Revision
4th Revision

22nd 2nd Sessional Exams (Tentative) 22nd

1st Adrenergic drugs introduction

2nd Drugs
23rd 23rd
3rd revision
4th Antiadrenergic introduction
1st drugs
2nd Revision
24th 24th
3rd cholinergic introduction
4th drugs
1st Revision
2nd anticholinergic introduction
25th 25th
3rd drugs
4th Revision
1st cardiovascular drugs introduction
2nd drugs
26th 26th
3rd Revision
4th hypoglycaeic introduction
1st drugs
2nd Revision
27th 27th
3rd Revision
4th Coagulants and anticoagulants introduction
1st drugs
2nd Revision
28th 28th
3rd thyroxine and anti thyroids introduction
4th drugs
1st Revision
2nd diagnostics agents introduction
29th 29th
3rd drugs
4th Revision
1st cardiac glycosides introduction
2nd drugs
30th 30th
3rd antiarrhythmic introduction
4th drugs
1st antihypertensive introduction
2nd drugs
31st 31st
3rd vitamins introduction
4th drugs
1st Steroids
2nd revision
32nd 32nd
3rd Revision
32nd 32nd

4th Revision

33rd 3rd Sessional Exams (Tentative) 33rd

1st Revision
2nd Revision
34th 34th
3rd Revision
4th Revision
N PLAN
DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
2nd Year
ARMACHEMISTRY-II (2132)
34 Weeks

PRACTICAL

Study of common used glassware in pharmachemistry lab

Melting point of Given sample

Boiling point of iven sample

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Identification of given sampe by systmeatic qualitative analysis

Perform identification test for aspirin

Identification test for paracetamol

Identification test for ascorbic acid

Identification test for sulphamethoxazole

Identification test for ampicillin

Identification test for promethazine

Identification test for prochlorpamzine

Identification test for prochlorpamzine

Identification test for quinine

syntheize acetanilide from aniline

syntheizebenzoic acid from benzamide

syntheize phenyl benzoute from phenol

syntheize bromoacetanilide from acetanilide

syntheize picric acid from phenol

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 LESSON PLAN
Discipline: DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
Semester/Year: 2nd Year
Subject/Code: PHARMACOLOGY-2133
Lesson Plan Duration: 34 Weeks
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRACTICAL
WEEK Lecture Day Topic (Including assignment /Test) Practical Day
1st Introduction to pharmacology, Scope o
1st 2nd Revision 1st
3rd Route of administration
1st Route of administration
2nd 2nd Revision 2nd
3rd Absorption of drugs
1st Metabolism of drugs
3rd 2nd Distribution of drugs 3rd
3rd Excretion of drugs
1st Revision
4th 2nd Factors affecting drug action 4th
3rd Revision
1st Diuretic introduction
5th 2nd Pharnmacology of Diuretics 5th
3rd Chemotherapy of Urinary antiseptics
1st Chemotherapy of sulphonamides
6th 2nd Chemotherapy of penicillins 6th
3rd Chemotherrapy of Streptomycin
1st Chemotherapy of Tetracyclines and other
7th 2nd Chemotherapy of antitubercular drugs 7th
3rd Chemotherapy o f Antifungal drugs
1st Chemotherapy of antiviral drugs
8th 2nd Chemotherapy of antileprotic drugs 8th
3rd Chemotherapy of protozoal s and anthlm
1st Chemotherapy of anticancer
9th 2nd Disinfectants and antiseptics 9th
3rd Revision

10th 1st Sessional Exams (Tentative) 10th

1st Genral anesthetics

11th 2nd Local ansethetics 11th
3rd Revision
1st Analgesic and antipyretics
12th 2nd NSIADS 12th
3rd Revision
1st Antirheumatic drugs and antigout remed
13th 13th
13th 2nd Sedatives and hypnotics 13th
3rd Revision
1st Psyschopharmacological agents
14th 2nd Anticonvulsants 14th
3rd Revision
1st analeptics
15th 2nd Revision 15th
3rd Repiratory stimulants
1st bronchodilators
16th 2nd Revision 16th
3rd nasal decongestants
1st Exapectorants and antitussives
17th 2nd Revision 17th
3rd Antacids, drug acting on eyes, glucoma
1st Histamin and antihistamines
18th 2nd Revision 18th
3rd Carminatives,
1st digestants, bitters
19th 2nd antacids and peptic ulcer 19th
3rd purgatives and laxatives
1st Revision
20th 2nd antidiarrohoeals 20th
3rd emetices, antiemetics
1st antispasmodics
21st 2nd Revision 21st
3rd Revision

22nd 2nd Sessional exams (Temntative) 22nd

1st Cholinergic drugs

23rd 2nd Antichilnergics and anticholinestrase dr 23rd
3rd Adrenergic drugs
1st antiadrenergic drugs
24th 2nd neurone blockers and ganglion blockers 24th
3rd Cardiotonics
1st Antiarrhythmic drugs
25th 2nd antianginal drugs 25th
3rd antihypertensive drugs
1st vasodilatore
26th 2nd Revision 26th
3rd haematinics
1st coagulants and anticoagulants
27th 2nd Revision 27th
3rd haemostatics
1st blood substitutes and plasma expanders
28th 28th
28th 2nd Hypoglycemic drugs 28th
3rd antithyroid drugs
1st Revision
29th 2nd Sex hormones 29th
3rd oral contraceptives
1st Revision
30th 2nd corticosteroids 30th
3rd Revision
1st Revision
31st 2nd Revision 31st
3rd Revision
1st Revision
32nd 2nd Revision 32nd
3rd Revision

33rd 3rd Sessional exams (Tentative) 33rd

1st
34th 2nd 34th
3rd
LAN
MA IN PHARMACY
2nd Year
MACOLOGY-2133
34 Weeks

PRACTICAL

Introdcution to experiment pharmacology

Introduction to new drug delivery process

Prapare physiological salt solution

Study of common animals used in pharmacolo

study of common anesthesia used in pharmac

To learn & practice animl handling

Introduction to CPCSEA guideline for animal h

study variou route of drug administration

demonstartion of analgesic effect of aspirin

demonstartion of analgesic effect of aspirin by

demonstartion of analgesic effect of aspirin by

demonstartion of analgesic effect of aspirin

demonstartion of analgesic effect of aspirin

demonstartion of analgesic effect of aspirin ag

demonstration of muscle relaxant property of

demonstration of CNS depressant property o

Study o fvariuo equipments usedin pharmacol

Study the effectss of various drug on rabbit e

demonstartion of CNS stimulating property of

Effect of variuo drugs on frog heart using ex

Study of DRC of histamine by software

Study the effectss of various drug on rabbit e

demonstartion of CNS stimulating property of

Effect of variuo drugs on frog heart using ex

Study of DRC of histamine by software

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 LESSON PLAN
Discipline: DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
Semester/Year: 2nd Year
Subject/Code: JURISPRUDENCE- 2134
Lesson Plan Duration: 34 Weeks
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRACTICAL
WEEK Lecture Day
1st
1st
Topic (Including assignment /Test)
Origin and nature drug legislkation in india NOT APPLICABLE
2nd pharmacy enquiry committee
1st introduction, codeof pharmaceutical ethics
2nd
2nd pharmacist inr relation of his profession
1st pharmacist in relation of his job, handle of
3rd
2nd pharmacist in relation of his trade, pharmac
1st Revision
4th
2nd introduction, defination
1st pharmacy council of india, education regula
5th
2nd state pharmacy council, egistration of phar
1st removal of names from register, miscelleno
6th
2nd Revision
1st defination, patent of propretiory medicine
7th
2nd misbranded drugs, adultrated drug, spuriou
1st ayurvedic, siddha, cosmetics, homeopathic
8th
2nd adultrated cosmetics, misbranded cosmetic
1st Revision
9th
2nd schedule to act, schedule to the rule
10th 1st Sessional Exams

1st sale of drug, who;le sale of drug, retail sale

11th
2nd pharmacy, offencea and penalties, disposal o
1st Revision
12th
2nd introduction, defination drugs
1st prohibieted advertisement, exempted adve
13th
2nd introduction, defination,
1st prohibition, control and regulation
14th
2nd revision
1st power to controla and regulate controlled
15th
2nd power to stable government to permit contr
1st Revision
16th
2nd offence and penalties
1st schedule act, schduler urles
17th
2nd introduction, defination
1st pricing of schedule, formulation covered un
18th
2nd norm schedule formulation
1st schedule and norm sschdule formualtion
19th
19th
2nd introduction, possesion and sale of poison
1st imort of poison
20th
2nd Revision
1st offence and penalties
21st
2nd issue of warrant, rules and saving
22nd 2nd Sessional Exams

1st revision
23rd
2nd Revision
1st introduction, defination,
24th
2nd licenceing, manufacture
1st manufacture in bond, manufacture out side
25th
2nd offence and penalties, miscellenous
1st introduction, defination
26th
2nd termination of pregnancy, rule and regulati
1st Revision
27th
2nd introduction, object, defination
1st trader, in regulation to any good
28th
2nd introduction , defination
1st right to information and obligation and publ
29th
2nd information that may be refused
1st control information commision
30th
2nd central information comission
1st state information commision
31st
2nd miscellenous
1st the 2nd schedule
32nd
2nd Revision
1st Revision
33rd
2nd
34th 3rd Sessional exams
 AN
MA IN PHARMACY
2nd Year
RUDENCE- 2134
34 Weeks

PRACTICAL

NOT APPLICABLE
 LESSON PLAN
Discipline: DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
Semester/Year: 2nd Year
Subject/Code: DSBM- 2135
Lesson Plan Duration: 34 Weeks
Work Load (Lectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRACTICAL
WEEK Lecture Day
1st
Topic (Including assignment /Test)
Introduction, commerece NOT APPLICABLE
1st 2nd Trade, economics
3rd pharamcutical management, leve and function
1st revision
2nd 2nd industry
3rd revision
1st introduction to form of businessorganization
3rd 2nd revision
3rd sale propertieship
1st joint hindi family
4th 2nd revision
3rd partnership, kinds of partmner ship
1st revision
5th 2nd joint stock of comapany, kinds of company
3rd revision
1st coporative society
6th 2nd revision
3rd channel of distribution, type of middle man
1st revision
7th 2nd wholsaler, retailer
3rd revision
1st retail department store, chain store, male order
8th 2nd consumer coporative store, higher purchase trad
3rd revision
1st drug house managemntt, layout , selection of sit
9th 2nd legal requirment, importance and objectives of p
3rd selection ofsupplier, credted information, tender

10th 1st Sessional Exams (Tentative)

1st revision
11th 2nd codification, pricing of material
3rd revision
1st inventary control, objective and importance
12th 2nd revision
3rd techniques of inventary control, ABC nalysis, EOQ
1st revision
13th 2nd VED analysis, Lead time, caring cost, safety stock
3rd revision
1st revision
14th
14th 2nd minimum and maximum stock, scrap and surplus
3rd revision
1st sale promotion, objectives and techniques, sales
15th 2nd revision
3rd salemna ship a, advertising
1st revision
16th 2nd window display,, market research
3rd revision
1st requritment, selection, compensation to the pha
17th 2nd revision
3rd training, types and methods of trading,
1st revision
18th 2nd types of bank, function of bank
3rd revision
1st financial planning, types of finance, source of fin
19th 2nd revision
3rd revision
1st introduction to the accounting, objectives and b
20th 2nd revision
3rd accounting concept and conventious
1st revision
21st 2nd recording of trans action, book keeping, types of
3rd revision

22nd 2nd Sessional exams (Temntative)

1st journal
23rd 2nd revision
3rd cash book,
1st other day book, ldeger
24th 2nd revision
3rd posting of ledger from journal
1st posting of ledgerfrom cash book, balancing of ac
25th 2nd revision
3rd revision
1st revision
26th 2nd trail balance , objectives
3rd revision
1st preparation of trail balance
27th 2nd revision
3rd accounting errors
1st revision
28th 2nd financial statement, loss and profit account
3rd revision
1st balnce sheet, preparation of balcen sheet
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3rd analysis of financial statement, methods of financi
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3rd budgeting , objectives, advantages andd limitatio
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3rd classidfication of budget
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Year
M- 2135
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 LESSON PLAN
DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY
2nd Year
H C P- 2136
34 Weeks
ectute/Practical) per week (in Hours):
THEORY PRA
Topic (Including assignment /Test) Practical Day
Defination of hosptal, unctions, classification of hospital
Organization of hospital, management of hospital 1st
Revision
Health delivery system in india
Hospital phamacy, function and objectives 2nd
Revision
Location, Layout, flow chart of material and men
Requirment and abilityies required for hospital pharmacist 3rd
Revision
Personel and floor, space, requirment in cluding equipemtns
Based on individual and basic needs 4th
requirment and abilities
Revision
Drug distribution system, out patient service 5th
Revision
prepackaigng of drug in hospital pharmacy
inpatient service, 6th
Revision
individaul prescreiption order system
the complete floor stcok system 7th
combination of individual drug order and floor stock system
unit dose dispensing
centrak sterile service supply 8th
economical considerations, factore which determine the economy of hospital
factor affectiong estimation of demands
Sterile amnufacture, faculties and requirment 9th
Layout of sterile product area

1st sessional exam (Tentative) 10th

formulation of parentals
production planning, processing 11th
test for sterliy
nonsterile manufacture
syrups, emulsion, suspension 12th
manufacturing of prepa for external use
ointments
layout, procedure for procurement of drug iand supplies 13th
journal puchasing proceduere, testing of raw material
towel, clips, cabner, clips, scapales and their blades
14th
forceps, seizures, needules, rubber, cathartics 14th
health assesories, other equipment
pharamcy and therapeutic committee, advisory, educational function
PTC role in drug safety, PTC role in adverse reaction 15th
PTC membership/Oraganization/composition
hospital formulatory system and their organization
the content of formulary, distribution of formulary 16th
legal significanceof hospital formulary
drug information center on service and drug information bulletins
Guidelines for settingup a DIC, fuction of DIC 17th
Qualification of Pharmacist to run DIC
Gdrug information bulletins
Fibres, Fabrics, Classification of Fabrics 18th
Revision
Bandages, Classification of bandages
self, addishive, plasters, classifiaction of self addhesive pasters 19th
Standard for evaluation of surgical dressing IP
Catheters, IV set, Piggiy beg method, syringes, vials tube
Basices of computer, Application of computer in Pharmacy 20th
Revision
clinical pharmacy, aim of clinical pharmacy
Qualities of clinical pgharmacist, scope of clinical pharmacy 21st
Revision

2nd Sessional exams (Temntative) 22nd

role of clinical pharmacist in a health care team

patient compliance, patient non compliance, reason for non compliance 23rd
cosequvences of non compliance
pharmacist and patient counselling, medication history
Terminology in medicine , dosage frm, pharmacological glossary 24th
Latin term, Miscellenous
Defination, etiology, manifestation, pathogenssis
disesase, hepatitis, cardiovascular disease, hypertension 25th
angina pectoris, CHF, mycocardial infraction
Arrhythmia, tuberculosis, rhematoid arthrtitis, epilepsy
diabetes, pepic ulser 26th
haematological parameters, normal values showing haematological parameters,
urin examination, stool, examinatiomnn
bloods sugar, blood chloestrol, sperm count, comman enzymes 27th
pharacokinetics intreaction, complextion and adsorption
alteration of distribution, metalobism
aletration of excretion, pharmacodynamics interaction 28th
adverse drug reaction, significance of adverse drug reasction
Drug induced disease, drug interaction, seconfdry effects, idiosyncracy, hypersentivity
Hypersenstivity, Teratogensity, role of pharmacist in monitoring, adverse drug raction 29th
Poison, classification of poison
Genral treatment of poisoning, Antidote, Insecticide poisoning
30th
Haeavy metal poisoning, Lead ercury 30th
Barbiturates poisooning, Narcitic drug poisoing , drug dispendences, withdrawl or Astring
Drug tolerance, drug misuse, drug addiction
drug habitutaion, drug absue 31st
treatment aspects
Introdction, Bioavaliability of drug
factor affecting drug bioavalibility 32nd
Characterstics of drugs with potental for bioavalibaility problems

3rd Sessional exams (Tentative) 33rd

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Introduction to H.C.P. laboratory.

To study the autoclave (moist heat sterlization)

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To study the hot air oven (dry heat sterlization).

Tostudy the common glass wares used in laboratory

To cilibrate the different glass wares(burette ,pipett

To prepare and submit 200 ml of 5% dextrose injecti

To sterilize the various laboratory glass wares.

To prepare & submit 200ml of compound sodium chlor

Prepare an dsubmit 20,% mannitol iv infusion

To sterilize surgical dressing and towels

Perform hydrolytic resisitence test for glass botttle

Perform hydrolytic resisitence test for glass botttle

To study the water still for preparationfor water for

To study the water still for preparationfor water for

To prepare an dsubmit waer for injection

Prepare & submit dextrose and sodium chloride inje

Prepare & submit 200 ml of compound sodium lactate

To sterlize syringes and needles

evaluate the given sample of tablets

Evaluate the given sample o f capsule

to measure the Ph of given solution sample

perform identification tets for adsorbant cotton

Evaluate adsorban cotton

Prepare & Submit sodium bicarbonate iv infusion BP

Prepare & Submit normal saline solution ip

Create a data based of physician whose prescription

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