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    This document outlines the intended learning outcomes of a Medicinal Chemistry course. The goals are to understand the mechanisms of action and structure-activity relationships of drugs, differentiate drug synthesis and assay methods, and apply analytical techniques to elucidate drug structures and purity. Students should also be able to optimize drug structures to improve pharmacokinetics, communicate results in writing, manage time, and work ethically in a team environment according to pharmacopeia guidelines. The document then introduces the topic of autonomic nervous system drugs, specifically parasympathetic drugs.

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    Medicinal Chemistry 1

    Code: PMC3202
    Lecture 1

    Pharm D
    Faculty of Pharmacy
    Nahda University

    Pharmaceutical Chemistry
    Department
    Intended Learning Outcomes
    a. Knowledge & Understanding Skills
    By the end this course, the student should be able to:

    a1. State the mechanism of action, therapeutic uses of some drugs, in


    addition to their adverse reactions, interactions with other medicines.

    a2. Describe the structure activity relationship between the chemical


    structure and the activity of various drugs and how to optimize the activity
    of given drugs.

    a3. Identify different targets (site of actions) of the discussed classes to


    define their mechanism of action.
    Intended Learning Outcomes
    b. Intellectual Skills
    At the end of this course, the student should be able to:

    b1. Differentiate the methods for synthesis and assay of the studied drugs.

    b2. Correlate the biological activity by referring to the structure of the


    drugs and essential pharmacophores.

    b3. Design the appropriate chemical changes in the studied structures to


    increase the biological activity and / or decrease undesirable side effects of
    the studied drugs.
    Intended Learning Outcomes
    c. Professional and/or Practical skills
    At the end of this course, the student should be able to:

    c1. Use some spectrophotometric methods to elucidate the structure of


    some drugs.

    c2. Apply different methods of analysis for assaying of some drugs and
    assessing their purity.

    c3. Optimize the structure of the drugs of the mentioned classes to improve
    pharmacokinetics and pharmaco dynamics of drugs.
    Intended Learning Outcomes
    d. General & transferable Skills
    At the end of this course, the student should be able to:

    d1. Communicate by skillful written means in reporting different data.

    d2. Manage time in analyzing drugs.

    d3. Work as a team with an ethical attitude and approach according to


    pharmacopeia guidelines.
    Autonomic Nervous System
    Autonomic Nervous System Drugs
    1. Parasympathetic Drugs

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