Labs

Pharmaceutical Laboratory
Purpose: Understanding the practical application of pharmaceutical concepts through experimentation.
Overview of Lab: A general introduction to the pharmaceutical sciences lab, focusing on the importance of pharmaceutical formulations, drug testing, and analysis.
Lab Safety: Safety protocols, emergency procedures, and proper handling of chemicals and equipment.
Pharmaceutical Formulation and Preparation
Objective: To teach students how to prepare pharmaceutical dosage forms.
Key Concepts:
Understanding excipients.
Dosage form design.
Quality control in the formulation process.
Pharmacokinetics and Drug Absorption Studies
Objective: Study the absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME) of drugs.
Key Concepts:
Bioavailability and bioequivalence.
Drug absorption and distribution.
Metabolism pathways.
Lab Equipment and Instrumentation
Objective: Familiarize students with lab equipment and its applications.
Key Equipment:
Microscopes for cell analysis and microbiological studies.
Fume hoods for handling volatile substances.
Centrifuges for separating compounds.
pH meters and balances for precise measurements.
Conclusion and Assessment:
Final Evaluation: Include a practical exam or project where students demonstrate their ability to apply laboratory techniques.
Safety Recap: Reinforce the importance of maintaining safety standards during experiments.
Continuous Learning: Encourage students to stay updated with recent advancements in the pharmaceutical field.