lecture outlines blood module semester i 2013 14
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This document outlines two lectures on basic pharmacology related to the blood module. The first lecture discusses eicosanoids, including their major classes, synthesis pathways, inhibitors, functions in different body systems, and clinical uses. The second lecture covers coagulants and anticoagulants, reviewing hemostasis and coagulation pathways, the role of vitamin K, classifications of anticoagulant drugs, details of heparin preparations, and indications for oral anticoagulants like warfarin.
lecture outlines blood module semester i 2013 14
- 1. Blood Module SemesterI M.B.B.S (2013-14),SMC, JSMU Lecture outlines of Pharmacology week-3 (Blood Module) Lecture No 1 BASIC PHARMACOLOGY OF EICOSANOIDS Learning Objectives and lecture outlines By the end of the lecture, students should be able to know: Introduction to eicosanoids. Major classes of eicosanoids. Pathways of eicosanoids synthesis. Important inhibitors of eicosanoid synthesis. Functions of eicosanoids on different body systems. Mechanism of their action. Clinical uses of eicosanoids products. Lecture No 2 COAGULANTS AND ANTICOAGULANTS Learning Objectives and lecture outlines By the end of the lecture, students should be able to know: Review of the hemostasis phenomenon. Importance of coagulation and its clinical relevance. Introduction to phases of blood clotting. Review of coagulation pathways. Role of vitamin K in the synthesis of coagulation factors. Classification of anticoagulant drugs. Kinetics and dynamics of heparin and its types. Details about low molecular weight heparin. Indications and contraindications of heparin preparations. Therapeutic applications. Basic and clinical pharmacology of oral anticoagulants. Drug interactions of warfarin. Indications and contraindications of oral drugs.