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Federal state budgetary educational establishment of higher education
“Kursk state medical university”
of Ministry of Public Health of the Russian Federation
(FSBEE HE KSMU of the Ministry of Public Health of Russia)
CONFIRMED
at the sitting of the department
of clinical pharmacology
Protocol № of « » .
Head of Department of clinical pharmacology
Professor _________________ Povetkin S.V.
CONFIRMED
at the sitting of the methodical council
of the international faculty
Protocol № of « » .
Chairman of the methodical council
of the international faculty
Professor _________Yu. D. Lyashev
SYLLABUS in clinical pharmacology
Faculty International Faculty
Specialty 31.05.01 General medicine
Year 5,6 Term 10,11
Workload (credits) 3
Total hours 108
Form of Intermediate Attestation Credit-test
Case History
Creators of the Syllabus
head of department of clinical pharmacology, MD, professor Povetkin S.V., associate professor of the
department of clinical pharmacology, Ph.D., docent Luneva Yu.V., associate professor of the department
of clinical pharmacology, Ph.D., docent Levashova O.V., associate professor of the department of clin-
ical pharmacology, Ph.D. Kornilov A.A.
Kursk – 2020
The syllabus of the discipline clinical pharmacology has been developed in accord-
ance with the Federal state educational standard of higher education (FSES HE) for the spe-
cialty 31.05.01 General medicine with the account of the guidelines of the sample basic
educational program of higher education of the specialty 31.05.01 General medicine
1. Objective and goals of the discipline
The objective of teaching the discipline.
The main objective of teaching clinical pharmacology is to teach the future doctor:
1. individualization of the pharmacotherapy choice on the basis of knowledge of
pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, interactions and side effects of drugs, on the one
hand, and features of the disease, changes in drugs metabolism in the patient's body, on
the other hand;
2. methods for monitoring the efficacy and safety of drugs.
Аttention is paid to the ethical aspects of the doctor-patient relationship in pharma-
cotherapy, the culture of the doctor’s behavior in the treatment process, and the legal and
ethical issues of new drugs testing.
Goals of teaching the discipline.
The main goals are the formation of knowledge, skills and abilities of pharmaco-
logical support for the treatment of diseases, based on the study of the following sections
of clinical pharmacology:
1. Pharmacokinetics of main groups of drugs.
2. Pharmacodynamics of main groups of drugs.
3. Features of local and systemic use of drugs.
4. Features of pharmacotherapy in renal dysfunction.
5. Features of pharmacotherapy in liver dysfunction.
6. Basics of combined pharmacotherapy.
7. Side effects of drugs and their prevention.
8. Algorithms of pharmacotherapeutic strategies for the correction of diseases.
2. Position of the discipline in the structure of the educational program and re-
quirements to the planned outcomes of teaching the discipline
The discipline clinical pharmacology is referred to the basic part of the educational
program.
The process of studying the discipline provides gaining the planned outcomes of
mastering the educational program and is aimed at forming the following competencies:
Competency Logical connection with disciplines on
the curriculum Code Definition
GPC-4 Able and ready to implement
ethical and deontological
principles in professional ac-
tivities
Nursing; bioethics; propedeutics of internal
diseases; general surgery; dermatovenere-
ology; neurology; faculty therapy; faculty
surgery; urology; obstetrics and gynecol-
ogy; otorhinolaryngology; ophthalmology;
endocrinology; phthisiology; psychiatry,
medical psychology; hospital therapy. oc-
cupational disease; polyclinic therapy,
physiotherapy; traumatology, orthopedics;
hospital surgery; neurosurgery; infectious
diseases; anesthesiology, resuscitation, in-
tensive care; dentistry; oncology, radiation
therapy; pediatric surgery; childhood infec-
tious diseases; clinical immunology; surgi-
cal diseases; tropical diseases; obstetric
and gynecological care.
GPC-5 Is able and ready to analyze
the results of one’s own ac-
tivity to avoid professional
mistakes
Propedeutics of internal diseases; general
surgery; dermatovenereology; neurology;
faculty therapy; faculty surgery; urology;
obstetrics and gynecology; otorhinolaryn-
gology; ophthalmology; endocrinology;
phthisiology; psychiatry, medical psychol-
ogy; hospital therapy. occupational dis-
ease; polyclinic therapy, physiotherapy;
traumatology, orthopedics; hospital sur-
gery; neurosurgery; infectious diseases; an-
esthesiology, resuscitation, intensive care;
forensic Medicine; oncology, radiation
therapy; clinical pathology; pediatric sur-
gery; childhood infectious diseases; clini-
cal immunology; surgical diseases; tropical
diseases; obstetric and gynecological care.
GPC-6 Is ready to maintain medical
documentation
Nursing; propedeutics of internal diseases;
general surgery; public health and
healthcare; dermatovenereology; neurol-
ogy; faculty therapy; faculty surgery; urol-
ogy; obstetrics and gynecology; otorhino-
laryngology; ophthalmology; endocrinol-
ogy; phthisiology; psychiatry, medical psy-
chology; hospital therapy. occupational
disease; polyclinic therapy, physiotherapy;
traumatology, orthopedics; hospital sur-
gery; neurosurgery; infectious diseases; an-
esthesiology, resuscitation, intensive care;
dentistry; forensic Medicine; oncology, ra-
diation therapy; clinical pathology; pediat-
ric surgery; childhood infectious diseases;
genetics, medical ecology; clinical immu-
nology; surgical diseases.
GPC-8 Is ready to apply pharma-
ceuticals and other sub-
stances and their combina-
tions in medical practice for
solving the professional
tasks
Pharmacology; pharmacology in cardiol-
ogy.
PC-8 Capable of determining
the tactics of managing pa-
tients with various nosologi-
cal forms
Propedeutics of internal diseases; general
surgery; dermatovenereology; neurology;
faculty therapy; faculty surgery; urology;
obstetrics and gynecology; otorhinolaryn-
gology; ophthalmology; endocrinology;
phthisiology; psychiatry, medical psychol-
ogy; hospital therapy. occupational dis-
ease; polyclinic therapy, physiotherapy;
traumatology, orthopedics; hospital sur-
gery; neurosurgery; infectious diseases; an-
esthesiology, resuscitation, intensive care;
dentistry; oncology, radiation therapy; pe-
diatric surgery; clinical immunology; sur-
gical diseases; gerontology and geriatrics
in internology, topical issues of geriatric
endocrinology; pharmacology in cardiol-
ogy; sexually transmitted infections; inno-
vative technologies in aesthetic dermatol-
ogy; formation of professional compe-
tences of a general practitioner / family
doctor; palliative care for patients.
PC-20 Ready for analysis and pub-
lic presentation of medical
information based on evi-
dence-based medicine
Faculty Therapy; faculty surgery; obstet-
rics; gynecology; hospital therapy. occupa-
tional disease; polyclinic therapy, physio-
therapy; hospital surgery; fundamentals of
scientific work in medicine; Russian lan-
guage as a means of professional commu-
nication of a doctor; methodological prob-
lems of scientific research in medicine;
training communicative competence of the
doctor.
PC-21 Able to participate in scien-
tific research
Philosophy; medical informatics; public
health and healthcare, health economics;
fundamentals of scientific work in medi-
cine; methodological problems of scientific
research in medicine
Contents of competencies (stages of competency formation)
Code of
the com-
petency
Definition of
the compe-
tency
Stages of formation and indicators of attaining the
competency
Knows Is able to Is proficient in (Has
practical experience in)
GPC-4 Able and
ready to im-
plement ethi-
cal and deon-
tological
principles in
professional
activities
- moral, ethi-
cal and deon-
tological
norms, rules
and principles
of profes-
sional and
medical be-
havior
- the main
ethical docu-
ments of in-
ternational or-
ganizations,
domestic and
international
professional
medical asso-
ciations
- rights and
obligations of
patients and
health care
workers
- put into
practice ethi-
cal and de-
ontological
principles of
professional
activity
- apply the
main ethical
documents
of interna-
tional organ-
izations, do-
mestic and
international
professional
medical as-
sociations
- skills in the implementa-
tion of medical deontology
and medical ethics
- skills to implement and
protect one’s own rights
and the rights of patients
- ways to
communicate
and interact
with different
age categories
of patients,
parents, col-
leagues
GPC-5 Is able and
ready to ana-
lyze the re-
sults of one’s
own activity
to avoid pro-
fessional mis-
takes
- the basis for
analyzing the
results of
one’s own ac-
tivity to avoid
professional
mistakes
- normative
documenta-
tion concern-
ing the re-
sponsibility
of medical in-
stitutions and
medical per-
sonnel for im-
proper treat-
ment, profes-
sional and of-
ficial miscon-
ducts
- theoretical
questions of
gathering,
storing, seek-
ing, pro-
cessing, and
spreading
medical infor-
mation
- potential
mistakes in
medical prac-
tice of various
profile
- the basis of
evidence-
- to analyze
the results of
one’s own
activity to
avoid medi-
cal mistakes
- to analyze
diagnostic
and curative
measures ac-
cording to
medical doc-
umentation
(case his-
tory) taking
into consid-
eration the
current pro-
cedures for
medical as-
sistance,
clinical rec-
ommenda-
tions (treat-
ment proto-
cols) for
medical as-
sistance con-
sidering
medical as-
sistance
standards
- to solve
professional
tasks inde-
pendently
with the use
- the skills of analyzing the
results of one’s medical
activity and making con-
clusions
- the skills of applying the
methods of evidence-
based medicine in as-
sessing the state of health
of adult population, the ac-
tivity of medical institu-
tions and in scientific re-
searches
- has the experience in an-
alyzing the data from med-
ical documents to verify
the diagnosis
based medi-
cine
of all availa-
ble informa-
tive re-
sources and
to assess the
results of
one’s profes-
sional activ-
ity
- to assess
possible ef-
fects of pro-
fessional
mistakes
GPC-6 Is ready to
maintain
medical doc-
umentation
- principle
types of med-
ical documen-
tation, used in
medical insti-
tutions, in-
cluding while
managing pa-
tients
- rules of
drawing up
medical docu-
mentation
- to fill in
medical doc-
umentation,
including
computer
version
- to work
with per-
sonal data of
patients and
information
which is
considered
the medical
confidential-
ity
- to draw up
working
plans and re-
ports on
work per-
formed
- the skills of drawing up
medical documentation in-
cluding computer version
- the skills of drawing up
working plans and reports
on work performed
GPC-8 Is ready to
apply phar-
maceuticals
and other
substances
and their
combina-
tions in med-
ical practice
- classifica-
tion and basic
characteris-
tics of phar-
maceuticals,
pharm dy-
namics and
pharm kinet-
ics taking into
- to adminis-
ter proper
therapeutic
treatment ac-
cording to
the syn-
dromes de-
tected and
- the skills of administer-
ing, applying, and as-
sessing the effects of me-
dicinal preparations in
management, rehabilita-
tion and prevention of dif-
ferent diseases and patho-
logical conditions
for solving
the profes-
sional tasks
consideration
age-related
features
- indications
and contrain-
dications for
using phar-
maceuticals,
their side-ef-
fects
- general prin-
ciples of pre-
scription for-
malization
and composi-
tion of official
medicinal
formulae
diagnosis
made
- to give rea-
sons for
pharmaceu-
tical therapy
in the patient
with basic
pathologic
syndromes
and urgent
conditions
-to write out
prescriptions
for pharma-
ceuticals for
definite dis-
eases and
pathological
processes
- the skills of writing out
prescriptions for medicinal
preparations
- the skills of rational
pharm therapy
PC-8 Capable of
determining
the tactics of
managing
patients with
various noso-
logical forms
- tactics of
managing pa-
tients with
various noso-
logical forms
- modern
methods of
drugs admin-
istration,
medical de-
vices and
medical nutri-
tion in case of
diseases and
patients’ con-
ditions in ac-
cordance with
current medi-
cal care pro-
cedures, clini-
cal guidelines
(treatment
protocols) on
medical care
issues, taking
- determine
the tactics of
patients’
management
with various
nosological
forms
- draw up a
treatment
plan for the
disease and a
patient's
condition,
taking into
account the
diagnosis,
the patient's
age, the clin-
ical picture
of the dis-
ease in ac-
cordance
with the ex-
isting medi-
- skills of determining the
tactics of maintaining and
developing a treatment
plan for a disease or condi-
tion, taking into account
the diagnosis, age and clin-
ical picture in accordance
with the existing medical
care procedures, clinical
guidelines (treatment pro-
tocols) on the issues of
medical care, taking into
account the standards of
medical care
into account
medical care
standards
- mechanism
of drugs,
medical de-
vices and
medical nutri-
tion action,
medical indi-
cations and
contraindica-
tions to their
use; compli-
cations
caused by
their use
- modern
methods of
non-pharma-
cological
treatment of
diseases and
conditions in
accordance
with the cur-
rent medical
care proce-
dures, clinical
guidelines
(treatment
protocols) on
the issues of
medical care,
taking into ac-
count the
standards of
medical care
- mechanism
of action of
non-drug
treatment;
medical indi-
cations and
cal care pro-
cedures,
clinical rec-
ommenda-
tions (treat-
ment proto-
cols) on the
issues of
medical
care, taking
into account
the standards
of medical
care
contraindica-
tions to its
appointment;
side effects,
complications
caused by its
use
PC-20 Ready for
analysis and
public
presentation
of medical in-
formation
based on
demonstra-
tive medicine
- the basis of
the analysis of
scientific and
medical infor-
mation, tak-
ing into ac-
count demon-
strative medi-
cine, modern
theoretical
and experi-
mental meth-
ods of scien-
tific research
in medicine
- basic re-
quirements
for the public
presentation
of medical in-
formation
- to work in-
dependently
with the
sources of
scientific
and medical
information
- to make re-
ports (report
sections), lit-
erature re-
views, re-
ports on the
topic or its
section (task
stage)
- to use sci-
entific and
medical in-
formation,
domestic
and foreign
experience,
to put into
practice
knowledge
and skills in
the presenta-
tion of medi-
cal infor-
mation
based on
demonstra-
tive medi-
cine
- presentation skills of an
independent point of view,
public speech, moral and
ethical argumentation, dis-
cussion and round table
meetings
- skills of public presenta-
tion of medical infor-
mation based on demon-
strative medicine
PC-21 Able to par-
ticipate in
- the methods
of organizing
- to partici-
pate in the
performance
- skills of participation in
the solution of individual
scientific re-
search
scientific re-
search and as-
sessing the re-
liability of the
obtained re-
sults
- modern the-
oretical and
empirical
methods of
scientific re-
search
- the funda-
mentals of
statistical
methods ap-
plication in
biomedical
research
- the role of
various mod-
eling methods
in the study-
ing of patho-
logical pro-
cesses, their
capabilities,
limitations
and perspec-
tives
- safety regu-
lations when
conducting
scientific re-
search
of scientific
research, to
solve the
tasks set in
it, and evalu-
ate the relia-
bility of the
obtained
data
- to formu-
late a scien-
tific hypoth-
esis, to de-
termine the
goals and
objectives of
scientific ac-
tivity
- to apply
modern the-
oretical and
empirical re-
search meth-
ods, make
calculations
on the re-
sults of their
usage, carry
out statisti-
cal pro-
cessing of
the data
- to plan and
participate in
carrying out
(in compli-
ance with
the relevant
rules) scien-
tific experi-
ments, pro-
cess and an-
alyze the re-
sults of ex-
periments
research and applied re-
search tasks
- methods of statistical
processing of research re-
sults
- principles of the main la-
boratory equipment opera-
tion
- the basics of using
demonstrative medicine
when conducting research
- to use
basic labora-
tory equip-
ment, to plan
laboratory
research
3. Topics of the discipline and competencies formed during their study
Name of the topic of the
discipline Contents of the topic Code of the competency
Evidence-based medi-
cine. Formulary treat-
ment of diseases.
Pharmacoeconomics.
Pharmacoepidemiology.
Evidence-based medicine.
Definition. Formulary drug
supply system, its goals. For-
mulary Therapeutic Commit-
tee. The concept of pharmaco-
economics and pharmacoepi-
demiology. Methods of phar-
macoeconomic analysis.
Principles of clinical research
planning.
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20,
PC-21.
Basics of clinical phar-
macology. Principles of
rational use of drugs.
Clinical pharmacology. Defi-
nition. Subject and goals.
Pharmacokinetics of drugs.
Basic laws, parameters. The
concept of pharmacodynam-
ics. Methods of assessing drug
PK and PD.
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20,
PC-21.
Age aspects of clinical
pharmacology. Drug In-
teractions. Problems of
combined pharma-
cotherapy.
Pharmacogenetics.
Features of pharmacotherapy
in children age, with diseases
of the liver and kidneys.
Basics of combined
pharmacotherapy. The
concept of pharmacogenetics.
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20,
PC-21.
Adverse drug reactions
(side effects of drugs).
Principles of rational
use of drugs in lactating
and pregnant.
Classification of undesirable
effects of drugs. Definitions of
main side effects (drug over-
dose, immediate negative
pharmacological action, sec-
ondary side effects, idiosyn-
crasy, drug allergy, teratog-
enous action). Mechanisms of
development, pathogenesis
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6,
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20,
PC-21.
and clinical picture of side ef-
fects. Prevention and treat-
ment of side effects manifesta-
tions. Features of pharma-
cotherapy during pregnancy
and lactation. Drug safety cat-
egories on the FDA system.
Clinical pharmacology
of agents affecting the
digestive organs. The
principles of modern
pharmacotherapy.
Pharmacodynamics and the
pharmacokinetics, side ef-
fects, indications and contra-
indications to drugs affecting
the secretory function of gas-
trointestinal tract; antimicrobi-
als; antacids; alginates; tissue
regeneration stimulants; gas-
tro-and hepatoprotectors;
choleretics; antispasmodics,
prokinetics; enzymes; antie-
metics; laxatives; drugs used
in diarrhea. The choice of the
above medicines for gastroin-
testinal diseases treatment.
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6,
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20.
Clinical pharmacology
of antianginal drugs, li-
pid-lowering drugs and
antithrombotic agents.
The principles of
modern
pharmacotherapy of
coronary heart disease.
Pharmacokinetics and phar-
macodynamics, side effects,
approaches to the use, indica-
tions and contraindications to
drugs used in ischemic heart
disease: nitrates and syd-
nonimine; beta blockers; cal-
cium channel blockers; inhibi-
tors of If-channels; potassium
channel activators; myocardial
cytoprotectors. Pharmacody-
namics and the pharmacoki-
netics, side effects, indications
and contraindications to poli-
pidemcs, antithrombotic
drugs. Rational combination
therapy.
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6,
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20.
Clinical pharmacology
of drugs used to treat
heart failure. Clinical
pharmacology of anti-
arrhythmic drugs.
Principles of modern
Pharmacokinetics and phar-
macodynamics, side effects,
approaches to the use, indica-
tions and contraindications to
drugs used in CHF: ACE in-
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6,
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20.
pharmacotherapy of
circulatory failure and
arrhythmias.
hibitors, diuretics, cardiac gly-
cosides, beta-blockers, sar-
tans. Rational combination
therapy. Algorithm for treat-
ment of patients with CHF.
Pharmacodynamics and phar-
macokinetics, side effects, in-
dications and contraindica-
tions to antiarrhythmic drugs,
beta-blockers, antiadrenergic
drugs, calcium channel block-
ers. Algorithms of arrhythmias
treatment.
Clinical pharmacology
of antihypertensive
drugs. Principles of
modern pharmacother-
apy of arterial hyperten-
sion.
Pharmacokinetics and phar-
macodynamics, side effects,
approaches to the use, indica-
tions and contraindications to
antihypertensive drugs: beta-
blockers, diuretics, calcium
channel blockers, angiotensin
converting enzyme inhibitors,
angiotensin receptor antago-
nists, agonists of central imid-
azolin receptors, alpha adre-
noblockers,direct renin inhib-
itors. Rational combination of
antihypertensives. Treatment
of hypertensive crisis.
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6,
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20.
Clinical pharmacology
of drugs used in pulmo-
nology . Principles of
modern pharmacother-
apy of bronchial asthma
and COPD.
Pharmacokinetics and phar-
macodynamics, side effects,
indications and contraindica-
tions to bronchodilators (beta-
adrenergic agonists,
methylxanthines, inhibitors of
bronchoconstriction atropino-
voy group) and drugs for anti
farmakoter and FDI (stabi-
lizers of mast cell membranes
antileukotriene drugs, gluco-
corticoids ) . For patients with
bronchial asthma , COPD .
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6,
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20.
Clinical pharmacology
of anti-inflammatory
drugs, cytostatics and
immunostimulants.
Pharmacokinetics and phar-
macodynamics, side effects,
indications and contraindica-
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6,
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20.
Principles of modern
pharmacotherapy of
rheumatic diseases.
tions to glucocorticoid hor-
mones, salicylic acid deriva-
tives, pyrazolone derivatives,
indole derivatives, phenyla-
cetic acid derivatives; alka-
noic acid derivatives, amino-
quinoline derivatives, coxibs,
oxycams; other COX inhibi-
tors. Pharmacotherapy algo-
rithm for rheumatic diseases .
Clinical pharmacology
of antibacterial drugs.
Principles of modern
pharmacotherapy of the
infectious process.
Pharmacokinetics and phar-
macodynamics, side effects,
indications and contraindica-
tions to natural penicillins,
streptomycin, chlorampheni-
col, tetracycline, semisyn-
thetic penicillins, cephalo-
sporins carbapenems , mac-
rolides, aminoglycosides, gly-
copeptides , quinolones , sul-
fonamides, metronidazole, ni-
trofurans , antigungal drugs,
antiviral drugs. Rules of com-
bined antibiotic therapy. Al-
gorithms of antibacterial
treatment in the infectious
process.
GPC- 4, GPC-5, GPC-6,
GPC-8, PC-8, PC-20.
4. Plan of studying topics of the discipline (in academic hours)
Name of topic of the
discipline
Contact work
Individual
work (self-
instruction)
Total
hours
Applied
teaching
technolo-
gies, means
and meth-
ods of teach-
ing
Forms of
current ac-
ademic
achieve-
ment as-
sessment
and inter-
mediate at-
testation
To-
tal
including
lec-
tures
prac-
tical
clas-
ses
Tradi-
tional
In-
ter-
ac-
tive
Evidence-based medi-
cine. Formulary treat-
ment of diseases.
Pharmacoeconomics.
Pharmacoepidemiology.
6 2 4 2 8 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW
PL T, I, ACC
Basics of clinical phar-
macology. Principles of
rational use of drugs.
7 2 5 2 9 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
PL T, I, ACC
Age aspects of clinical
pharmacology. Drug In-
teractions. Problems of
combined pharma-
cotherapy.
Pharmacogenetics.
5 1 4 2 7 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
PL T, I, ACC
Adverse drug reactions
(side effects of drugs).
Principles of rational
use of drugs in lactating
and pregnant.
6 1 5 2 8 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
PL T, I, ACC
Clinical pharmacology
of agents affecting the
digestive organs. The
principles of modern
pharmacotherapy.
8 8 1 9 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
ST
PL T, I, ACC,
Pr.
Clinical pharmacology
of antianginal drugs, li-
pid-lowering drugs and
antithrombotic agents.
The principles of
modern
pharmacotherapy of
coronary heart disease.
7 1 6 5 12 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
ST
PL T, I, ACC,
Pr.
Clinical pharmacology
of drugs used to treat
heart failure. Clinical
pharmacology of anti-
arrhythmic drugs.
Principles of modern
pharmacotherapy of
circulatory failure and
arrhythmias.
7 1 6 5 12 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
ST
PL T, I, ACC,
Pr.
Clinical pharmacology
of antihypertensive
drugs. Principles of
modern pharmacother-
apy of arterial hyperten-
sion.
6 6 5 11 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
ST
PL T, I, ACC,
Pr.
Clinical pharmacology
of drugs used in pulmo-
nology . Principles of
modern pharmacother-
apy of bronchial asthma
and COPD.
7 1 6 5 12 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
ST
PL T, I, ACC,
Pr.
Clinical pharmacology
of anti-inflammatory
drugs, cytostatics and
immunostimulants.
Principles of modern
pharmacotherapy of
rheumatic diseases.
6 6 3 9 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
ST
PL T, I, ACC,
Pr.
Clinical pharmacology
of antibacterial drugs.
Principles of modern
pharmacotherapy of the
infectious process.
5 1 4 4 9 PC,
CD,
CH,
SSRW,
SRW,
ST
PL T, I, ACC,
Pr., DCH
Credit-test 2 2 2 Т, Pr., С
Total: 72 10 62 36 108
4.1. Applied teaching technologies, means and methods of teaching
PL* problem
lecture
CD** case discussion
PC** practical
class
CH** Filling in a case history
ST** Solving
situa-
tional
tasks
SSRW** students'scientific research work (compilation of an in-
formational review of literature on the proposed
topics)
SRW** student research work
4.2. Forms of current academic achievement assessment and intermediate attestation
ACC analysis of clinical cases (clin-
ical analysis)
I assessment based on interview re-
sults (oral survey)
Т testing DCH defense of case history
Pr. assessment of the develop-
ment of practical skills (skills,
possessions)
5. Educational, methodical and informational support of the discipline
5.1. Main literature:
1. Wirfs MJ. The APRN’s Complete Guide to Prescribing Drug Therapy 2018. New
York, NY: Springer Publishing Company; 2017. – URL: http://search.ebsco-
host.com/login.aspx?di-
rect=true&db=e600tww&AN=1521652&lang=ru&site=ehost-live
2. Methodical textbook of clinical pharmacology for self-traning of the students of
pharmaceutical faculty [Текст] / N. G. Philippenko. - Kursk : KSMU, 2002. - 37 p.
3. Methodical textbook of clinical pharmacology for self-training of 5-th year medical
students [Текст] / G. S. Mal. - Kursk : KSMU, 2002. - 20 p.
4. Клиническая фармакология [Электронный ресурс] : учебник / под ред. В. Г.
Кукеса, Д. А. Сычева. - 5-е изд., испр. и доп. - М. : ГЭОТАР-Медиа, 2017. –
1024с. - – URL: http://www.studentlibrary.ru/book/ISBN9785970441961.html
5. Клиническая фармакология и фармакотерапия в таблицах, схемах и алгорит-
мах (разделы: доказательная медицина, формулярная система лечения забо-
леваний, основы клинической фармакологии, кардиология): учеб. пособие
для врачей, клин. интернов, ординаторов, аспирантов, студентов мед. и фар-
мацевт. вузов / Н. Г. Филиппенко [и др.] ; Курск. гос. мед. ун-т. - 2-е изд. -
Курск : Изд-во КГМУ, 2009. - 164 с. : ил. (электронная версия в библиотеке
КГМУ). – URL: \\10.0.0.151\fulltext\Издания КГМУ\Филиппенко Н.Г\Клин.
фармакология .pdf
5.2. Additional literature:
1. Aaronson E, Venkatesh A, Antonsen E, Walls RM, Adler J. Emergency Medicine
Evidence : The Practice-Changing Studies. Philadelphia, Pa: Wolters Kluwer
Health; 2015. – URL: http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?di-
rect=true&db=e600tww&AN=1473187&lang=ru&site=ehost-live
2. Arnett DK, Shah S. Cardiovascular Genetics and Genomics in Clinical Practice.
New York: Demos Medical; 2015. – URL: http://search.ebsco-
host.com/login.aspx?di-
rect=true&db=e600tww&AN=881028&lang=ru&site=ehost-live
3. Amyes SGB. Antibacterial Chemotherapy : Theory, Problems, and Practice. Ox-
ford: OUP Oxford; 2010. – URL: http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?di-
rect=true&db=e600tww&AN=405993&lang=ru&site=ehost-live
4. Briggs GG, Freeman RK, Yaffe SJ. Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation. [Place of
publication not identified]: Wolters Kluwer Health; 2016. – URL: http://search.eb-
scohost.com/login.aspx?di-
rect=true&db=e600tww&AN=1857599&lang=ru&site=ehost-live
5. Murrell KE. Urinary Tract Infections : Epidemiology, Pathogenesis and Preven-
tion. New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc; 2014. – URL: http://search.ebsco-
host.com/login.aspx?di-
rect=true&db=e600tww&AN=710389&lang=ru&site=ehost-live
6. Rao R, Suster S, Moran C. Pulmonary Pathology. New York: Demos Medical;
2014. – URL: http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?di-
rect=true&db=e600tww&AN=699490&lang=ru&site=ehost-live
7. Riddell RH, Jain D, Bernstein CN, Guha S, Lewin K. Lewin, Weinstein and Rid-
dell’s Gastrointestinal Pathology and Its Clinical Implications. Vol Second edition.
Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer Health; 2014. – URL: http://search.ebsco-
host.com/login.aspx?di-
rect=true&db=e600tww&AN=1473063&lang=ru&site=ehost-live
8. Steinberg BA, Cannon CP. Evidence-Based Cardiology. Vol 4th ed. Philadelphia:
Wolters Kluwer Health; 2015. – URL: http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?di-
rect=true&db=e600tww&AN=1473054&lang=ru&site=ehost-live
9. Бронхообструктивный синдром - индивидуальный выбор лекарственной те-
рапии в соответствии с протоколами ведения больных. Принципы фармако-
терапии аллергических заболеваний [Электронный ресурс] : учеб.-метод. по-
собие / Н. Г. Филиппенко, С. В. Поветкин, С. И. Корнеева ; Курск. гос. мед.
ун-т. - Электрон. текстовые дан. - Курск : КГМУ, 2015. - 1 эл. опт. диск (CD-
ROM) (электронная версия в библиотеке КГМУ). – URL::
ftp://fulltext.kursksmu.net/fulltext/Electron_publications_KSMU/2015/17674.7z
10. Выбор противоинфекционной фармакотерапии в клинике внутренних болез-
ней. Протоколы ведения больных [Электронный ресурс] : учеб.-метод. посо-
бие / Н. Г. Филиппенко, С. В. Поветкин, О. В. Левашова ; Курск. гос. мед. ун-
т. - Электрон. текстовые дан. - Курск : КГМУ, 2015. - 1 эл. опт. диск (CD-
ROM) (электронная версия в библиотеке КГМУ). – URL:
ftp://fulltext.kursksmu.net/fulltext/Electron_publications_KSMU/2015/17673.7z
11. Клиническая фармакология и фармакотерапия в таблицах, схемах и алгорит-
мах (разделы: пульмонология, аллергология): учеб. пособие для врачей,
клин. интернов, ординаторов, аспирантов, студентов мед. и фармацевт. вузов
/ Н. Г. Филиппенко, С. В. Поветкин ; Курск. гос. мед. ун-т. - Курск : Изд-во
КГМУ, 2009. - 90 с. : ил. (электронная версия в библиотеке КГМУ). – URL::
ftp://fulltext.kursksmu.net/fulltext/arhiv_rio/2009/FilippenkoNG/Filippen-
koNG_Klin_farmakol_2009.pdf
12. Рациональная фармакотерапия заболеваний мочевыводящих путей у бере-
менных и кормящих женщин: научное издание / Н. Г. Филиппенко, С. В. По-
веткин, А. А. Корнилов [и др.]; под ред. Н. Г. Филиппенко ; Курск. гос. мед.
ун-т; Ком. здравоохранения Курской обл. - Курск : Изд-во КГМУ, 2012. - 52
с. - (Конспект практическому врачу). - Библиогр.: с. 51-52(20 назв.). (элек-
тронная версия в библиотеке КГМУ). – URL:
ftp://fulltext.kursksmu.net/fulltext/arhiv_rio/2012/463/463.pdf
13. Современные алгоритмы фармакотерапии аритмий [Электронный ресурс] :
мультимедийное учеб. пособие / С. В. Поветкин [и др.] ; Курск. гос. мед. ун-
т, каф. клин. фармакологии. - Электрон. текстовые дан. - Курск : КГМУ, 2017.
- 1 эл. опт. диск. (электронная версия в библиотеке КГМУ). – URL:
ftp://fulltext.kursksmu.net/fulltext/Electron_publica-
tions_KSMU/2017/0321702430.7z
5.3. Periodicals:
1. Клиническая фармакология и терапия.
2. Рациональная фармакотерапия в кардиологии.
3. Кардиоваскулярная терапия и профилактика.
4. Российский кардиологический журнал.
5. Пульмонология.
5.4. Electronic information support and professional databases:
1. Guidelines of the European Society of Cardiology in English. Electronic re-
source: https://www.escardio.org/Guidelines
2. Guidelines of the European Respiratory Society in English. Electronic re-
source: www.ers-education.org/guidelines.aspx
3. Guidelines of the World Society of Gastroenterology in English. Electronic re-
source: http://www.worldgastroenterology.org/guidelines/global-guidelines
4. Guidelines of the European Antirheumatic League in English. Electronic re-
source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=guidelines%20EULAR
5. Cochrane Collaboration. Electronic resource: http://www.cochrane.org
6. Cochrane Library. Electronic resource: http://www.thecochraneli-
brary.com/view/0/index.html
7. Consultant Plus https://kurskmed.com/department/library/page/Consult-
ant_Plus
8. Database of international scientific citation index "WEB OF SCIENCE".
Electronic resource: http://www.webofscience.com
9. Full-text database "Medline Complete". Electronic resource: http://search.eb-
scohost.com/
10. World Health Organization. Electronic resource: http://www.who.int/
6.Material-technical support of the discipline
No. Names of special rooms and
rooms for individual work
Equipment of special rooms and rooms for in-
dividual work
List of licensed program support. Requisites of
confirming document
1. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, 2nd
entrance, 4th floor, conference
room
Classroom for lecture-type classes (210 m): spe-
cialized furniture (sections of chairs, lecturers' trib-
une); technical training tools that serve to present
information to a large audience ( multimedia pro-
jector, laptop).
2. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, 1st
entrance, 2nd floor, study room №1
Learning room for seminar classes, group and
individual consultations, current control and in-
termediate attestation: specialized furniture (edu-
cational furniture, cabinets); technical training
equipment and demonstration equipment (personal
computer, multifunctional printer); visual aids,
providing thematic illustrations.
3. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, 2nd
entrance, 3rd floor, study room №2
Learning room for seminar classes, group and
individual consultations, current control and in-
termediate attestation: specialized furniture (edu-
cational furniture, cabinets); technical training
equipment and demonstration equipment (laptop,
MFP); visual aids, providing thematic illustrations.
4. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, 1st
entrance, 3rd floor, study room №3
Learning room for seminar classes, group and
individual consultations, current control and in-
termediate attestation: specialized furniture (edu-
cational furniture, cabinets); technical training
equipment and demonstration equipment (laptop,
MFP); providing thematic illustrations.
5. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, 2nd
entrance, 5th floor, study room №4
Learning room for seminar classes, group and
individual consultations, current control and in-
termediate attestation: specialized furniture (edu-
cational furniture, cabinets); technical training
equipment and demonstration equipment (laptop,
MFP); visual aids, providing thematic illustrations.
6. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, 1st
entrance, 3rd floor, study room №5
Learning room for seminar classes, group and
individual consultations, current control and in-
termediate attestation: specialized furniture (edu-
cational furniture, cabinets); technical training
equipment and demonstration equipment (laptop,
TV); visual aids, providing thematic illustrations.
7. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, 1st
entrance, 3rd floor, study room №6
Learning room for seminar classes, group and
individual consultations, current control and in-
termediate attestation: specialized furniture (edu-
cational furniture, cabinets); technical training
equipment and demonstration equipment (laptop,
MFP); visual aids, providing thematic illustrations.
8. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, 2nd
entrance, 4th floor, display class
Rooms for independent work of students,
equipped with computer equipment and the
ability to connect to the Internet and provide ac-
cess to the organization’s electronic information
and educational environment: specialized furni-
ture, technical equipment (personal computers).
1. The program for creating tests - Adit Testdesk ,
contract number 444 from 06/22/2010
2. The program for the organization of distance
learning - ISpring Suite 7.1, contract number 652
from 09/21/2015
3. Office software package - Microsoft Win Office
Pro Plus 2010 RUS OLP NL , contract No. 548
dated August 16, 2010
4. Operating system - Microsoft Win Pro 7, contract
No. 904 of 12/24/2010
5. Antivirus - Kaspersky Endpoint Security, con-
tract number 832 of 10/15/2018
6. Office software package - MyOffice Education,
contract number 733 of 09/17/2018
7. Office software package - MyOffice Standard,
contract No. 733 dated 09/17/2018
8. Library Automation System IRBIS 64, Contract
No. 865 dated 10.22.2018
9. Web service for video conferencing - Imind ,
contract number 632 from 08.27.2018
9. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, ad-
mission department
Premises provided for the provision of medical
care to patients, including those associated with
medical interventions, equipped with specialized
equipment and (or) medical products: tonome-
ter, stethoscope, stetofonendoskop, medical ther-
mometers, stadiometer medical, antishock kit, set
for emergency preventive and therapeutic measures
.
10. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, car-
diology department
Premises provided for the provision of medical
care to patients, including those associated with
medical interventions, equipped with specialized
equipment and (or) medical products: 6-channel
ECG Cardiovit AT-2, 3-channel ECG Cardimax
FX -7102, Holter ECG Valenta , stethoscope, ex-
press - measuring instrument of blood glucose con-
centration portable PCG "Satellite Express Z834",
pulse oximeter, medical thermometer, wheel chair,
rubber band, antishock set, tonometer , ne-
gatoscope.
11. Russian Federation, 305004,
Kursk, Semyenovskaya str.76, de-
partment of functional and ultra-
sound diagnostics
Premises provided for the provision of medical
care to patients, including those associated with
medical interventions, equipped with specialized
equipment and (or) medical products: ECG 6-
channel Cardiovit AT-2, ECG 3-channel Cardimax
FX- 7102, Holter ECG Valenta, SMBP MNSDP,
VEM Valenta, Reograf Valenta, ultrasound scanner
VIVID 7, ultrasound scanner SonoScape
7. Assessment tools
Questions for the oral part of the credit-test
1. Pharmacotherapy. Subject and tasks. The basic principles of modern drug therapy.
2. The concept of drugs bioavailability. The main directions of increasing the bioavaila-
bility of drugs.
3. The absorption of drugs. General patterns. Factors affecting absorption and ways to
optimize it.
4. Transport, distribution of medicinal substances in the human body and the influence
of various factors on them.
5. General patterns of biotransformation of medicinal substances in the human body and
their determining factors.
6. General patterns of excretion of medicinal substances in the human body and their
determining factors.
7. General rules for taking medication depending on the diet.
8. Features of pharmacokinetics of drugs in childhood.
9. Features of pharmacokinetics of drugs in the elderly and senile age.
10. The concept of physical and chemical incompatibility of drugs.
11. Formulary system for providing medicinal products.
12. General patterns of combined pharmacotherapy.
13. Evidence-based medicine.
14. Side effects of drugs.
15. Adverse drug reactions. Allergic reactions. Reasons, ways of prevention and treat-
ment.
16. Adverse drug reactions caused by the direct pharmacological action of drugs.
17. Pharmacoepidemiology and pharmacoeconomics.
18. The general concept of clinical pharmacology. Pharmacokinetics and pharmacody-
namics of drugs.
19. Pharmacogenetics.
20. Characteristics of beta-blockers.
21. Modern principles of medicinal treatment of pyelonephritis, cystitis.
22. Characteristics of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors.
23. Modern principles of drug treatment of osteoarthritis deformans.
24. Characterization of antagonists of angiotensin receptors.
25. Modern principles of drug treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.
26. Characteristics of diuretics.
27. Modern principles of drug treatment of gastritis.
28. Characteristics of calcium channel blockers.
29. Modern principles of drug treatment of gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer.
30. Characteristics of nitrovasodilators.
31. Modern principles of medicinal treatment of bronchial asthma.
32. Characteristics of antiarrhythmic drugs.
33. Modern principles of drug treatment of pneumonia.
34. Characteristics of bronchodilating agents. Adrenomimetics.
35. Modern principles of drug treatment of circulatory failure.
36. Characteristics of bronchodilating agents. M-cholinolytics.
37. Modern principles of drug treatment of arterial hypertension.
38. Characteristics of antisecretory anti-ulcer agents. Blockers of H2-histamine recep-
tors.
39. Modern principles of drug treatment of COPD.
40. Characteristics of antisecretory anti-ulcer agents. Proton pump inhibitors.
41. Modern principles of medicinal treatment of ischemic heart disease.
42. Characteristics of aminoglycosides, tetracyclines.
43. Modern principles of pharmacotherapy of supraventricular and ventricular tachycar-
dias.
44. Characteristics of penicillins.
45. Modern principles of pharmacotherapy of acute myocardial infarction.
46. Characteristics of cephalosporins, carbapenems.
47. Modern principles of pharmacotherapy of chronic cholecystitis.
48. Characteristics of macrolides, glycopeptides.
49. Modern principles of pharmacotherapy of chronic pancreatitis.
50. Characteristics of glucocorticosteroid hormones.
51. Modern principles of pharmacotherapy for GERD.
52. Ways to increase the effectiveness of pharmacotherapy in patients with impaired
elimination of drugs.
53. Characteristics of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
54. Modern principles of pharmacotherapy of irritable bowel syndrome.
55. Characteristics of choleretic and enzyme preparations.
56. Modern principles of pharmacotherapy of atrial fibrillation.
57. Characteristics of cytostatic agents.
58. Modern principles of pharmacotherapy extrasystole.
59. Characteristics of quinolones and monobactams.
60. Modern principles of pharmacotherapy of gout
Bank of profession-oriented situational problems for the credit-test
Problem № 1. Diagnosis: Congenital heart disease: IVS defect. CHF1 FC.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Hydrochlorothiazidi 25mg in the morn-
ing
Tab. Losartan 50 mg in the evening
Aethylmethylhydroxypyridini succinas 1ml
+ i/v
Inosini 200mg
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №2 Diagnosis: CHD: stable angina pectoris, FC II. CHF III FC.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Metoprololi 100 mg 1 time per day
Tab. Acidi acetylsalicylici 150mg three times
a day
Tab. Enalaprili 10 mg 2 times a day
Furosemidi 40mg
+ i/v Nitroglycerini 1ml 1%
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №3 Diagnosis: CHD: PICS. CHF IV FC. Recurrent cardiac asthma.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Isosorbidi mononitras 40 mg 2 times a
day
Tab. Spironolactoni 50mg in the morning
Tab. Simvastatini 40 mg 2 times a day
Furosemidi 80mg +
Sol. Nitroglycerini 1% 1ml
+
200ml isotonic solution
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №4 Diagnosis: COPD, bronchitic variant. Resp. insufficiency 3.
Per os Parenterally
Carbocisteini 2 capsules 3 times a day
Fluticasone 500 mg 2 times per day by in-
halation
Prednisoloni 60mg+
Amoksiklavi 500mg 3 times a day
+
200ml isotonic solution
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №5 Diagnosis: Bronchial asthma, mixed, severe course, without exacerbation.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Montelukast 10mg in the morning
Tab. Bromhexin 8 mg 4 times a day
1-2 Fenoteroli 200 ug dose (inhaled) at attacks
Prednisoloni 120mg
+ i/v
Sol. Aminophyllini 2,4% 5ml
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №6 Diagnosis: Duodenal ulcer, exacerbation.
Per os Parenterally
T. Omeprazoli 20mg x 2 p \ day
T. Clarithromycini 500mg x 2p \ day
S. Cerucali 1,0
Platiphyllini hydrotartratis 1,0 - 0,2% / i/m in a
single syringe
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №7 Diagnosis: Stomach ulcer. H. pylory revealed resistance to clarithromycin.
Per os Parenterally
T. Omeprazoli 20mg x 2 p \ day
T.Metronidazoli 500mg x 3p \ g
Bismuth dicitratis 120mg x 4p \ d
S. Drotaverini 2 ml i/m in one syringe
S. Cerucali 1,0
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №8 Diagnosis:Chronic pyelonephritis, worsening. CKD 1.
Per os Parenterally
tab. Diclophenaci 50 mg 2 times a day
tab. Furosemidi 40mg in the morning
Cefazolini 1000mg
+
Kanamycin 500 mg drip 2 t / d
+
200.0 0.9% NaCl solution
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №9 Diagnosis: Acute bacterial rhinosinusitis.
Per os Parenterally
tab. Loratadine 10 mg 1 time per day
tab. Acetylcysteini 200 mg 2 times a day
(dissolved in 1 cup water)
Cefotaximi 1000mg +
Clarithromycini 1000mg
3 times per day in one set
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №10 Diagnosis: Nosocomial pneumonia is the lower lobe of the left lung, severe course.
Per os Parenterally
tab. Diclophenaci 100 mg 1 time per day
tab. Ambroxoli 30mg 3 times per day
Levofloxacini 500mg +
Ceftriaxone 1000mg / drip
+
200.0 0.9% NaCl solution
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №11 Diagnosis: CHD: Stable angina IIIFC. CHF II FC.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Nifedipini 0,01
1tabl. 3 times a day before meals.
Tab. Isosorbidi mononitrati 0,05 in the morn-
ing every day.
Sol. Nitroglycerini 1% -1.0 ml per 200ml 0,9%
NaCl / drip (5-7 drops per minute).
Sol. Furosemidi 40 mg / i/v
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №12 Diagnosis: Essential hypertension, III degree, III stage MHLV risk 4. Hypertensive crisis. CHF IIIFC.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Telmisartani 40mg
1tabl. 1 in the morning every day.
Tab. Bisoprololi 5mg
1tabl. 1 in the morning every day.
Sol. Enalaprilati 1,25mg
/ drip in 200.0 ml 0,9% Nacl.
Sol. Furostmidi in 40mg / jet.
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №13 Diagnosis: Gestational hypertension. Heart rate of 120-130 beats per minute at rest. Pregnancy 28
weeks.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Enalaprili 5mg
1tabl. 2 times a day.
Tab. Bisoprololi 2,5 mg
1tabl. morning.
Sol. Cordaroni 450 mg / drip 200.0 5% glu-
cose.
Sol. Enalaprilati 1,25mg
/ drip in 200.0 ml 0,9% Nacl.
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №14 Diagnosis: OA of the knee, IIIst. Secondary synovitis. Chronic gastritis with hypersecretion syndrome.
Per os Parenterally
T. Meloxicami 15 mg during meals x 1p \ d
Almagel 1d.l x 3times a day for 30 minutes
before a meal
S. Aflutopi 1 ml
S.Diclophenaci 3.0 ml in \ m.
In one syringe
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №15 Diagnosis: Essential hypertension, III degree, III stage MHLV risk 4.CHF II FC. Atherosclerosis of
the lower extremities.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Betaxololi 20mg
½ tab. morning
Tab. Perindoprili 10 mg
1 tab. morning
Tab. Amlodipini 10mg
1 tab. in the morning every day.
Sol. Enalaprilati 1,25mg / drip in 200.0 ml
0,9% Nacl.
Sol. Furosemidi 40mg / i/v.
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №16 Diagnosis: CHD: Acute myocardial infarction anterior left ventricular wall.
CHF FC II.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Metoprololi succinati 200mg
Table 1. 1 time per day in the morning.
Tab. Acetylsalicylici acidi 75 mg
1 tabl. evening.
Sol. Nitroglycerini 1% -1.0 ml per 200ml 0,9%
Nacl / drip (5-7 drops per minute).
Sol. Dalteparini sodiumi 10000ME subcutan.
every 12 hours.
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace)
.
Problem №17 Diagnosis: Essential hypertension, III degree, III stage MHLV risk 4.CHF II FC. Atherosclerosis of the
lower extremities.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Betaxololi 10mg
½ tab. morning
Tab. Perindoprili 10 mg
Tab. Amlodipini 5 mg
1 tabl. in the morning every day.
Sol. Enalaprilati 1,25mg
/ drip in 200.0 ml 0,9% Nacl.
Sol. Furosemidi 40mg i/v.
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №18 Diagnosis: Acquired pneumonia of the lower lobe of the left lung.
Per os Parenterally
Tab. Amoxicillini 500 mg
1tabl. 3 times a day.
Tab. Ambroxoli 30mg
1 pill 3 times a day.
Sol. Cefotaximi 1g 2 times a day i/m.
Sol. Gentamicini 80 mg 2 times a day i/v.
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Problem №19 Boy P ,, 16 years.
Carried out routine vaccination.
After administration of the vaccine, appeared after 2 weeks temperature up to 39 degrees, skin rashes,
joint pain, muscle weakness, increased peripheral lymph nodes, nephritis phenomenon.
1) What type of side effect occurs?
2) What is the mechanism of this side effect?
3) Name drugs with similar side effects.
4) What is the principle of providing emergency care?
5) Suggestions for optimizing treatment.
Problem №20 Diagnosis: Chronic pyelonephritis, worsening. Pregnancy 15 weeks.
Per os Parenterally
Kanefron 2p 3 times a day
Tabl. Furagini 0,05
2 tabl. 3 times a day after meals
S. Cefotaximi 1g x 2t \ d i\ m
S. Gentamicini 1,0 ml x 2t \ d i\ m
Questions.
1. Are indicated doses, routes of administration, time of reception correct?
2. Are drugs chemically compatible?
3. Are drugs pharmacologically compatible?
4. Whether there is a violation of bioavailability, absorption processes, transport, metabolism,
excretion of drugs?
5. Suggestions for optimization of treatment (exclude, replace).
Base of typical test tasks for the credit-test
(complete base of test tasks is kept at the department and in the testing center)
1. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
DUAL-CHAMBER MODEL OF DRUG DISTRIBUTION IS CHARACTERIZED BY:
() drug accumulation in any organ or tissue
() drug, once in the central chamber, then enters into the peripheral chamber
() uniform distribution of drug in the body
2. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
FIRST STAGE OF TRANSFORMATION OF DRUGS IN THE BODY
() breeding
() absorption
() distribution
() adsorption
() metabolism
3. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
THIRD STAGE OF TRANSFORMATION OF DRUGS IN THE BODY
() metabolism
() adsorption
() absorption
() breeding
() distribution
4. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
CLASS OF RECOMMENDATIONS CHARACTERISTIC
IIA class a distinct preponderance of data
on the use and effectiveness
class I less obvious preponderance of
data on the benefits and effi-
ciency
class IIB a high level of evidence or gen-
eral agreement about the benefit,
use and effectiveness of the pro-
cedure and the method of treat-
ment
IV class diagnostic methods or treatment,
for which there is evidence
and/or general agreement about
inefficiency
5. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
LEVELS OF EVIDENCE CHARACTERISTIC
C data descriptive studies, cross-
sectional, expert agreement
A small randomized trials
B multicenter studies
6.
SELECT THE CORRECT ANSWER FROM A LIST
CHAPTER OF CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY, STUDIED STAGE OF PASSING
THE MEDICAMENT OF THE ORGANISM CALLED ______________.
7. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
ALDOSTERONE ANTAGONISTS ARE:
() mannitol
() indapamide
() eplerenone
() hydrochlorothiazide
() torasemide
8. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
DRUGS THAT CAN BE ADDED IN CHF IN PATIENTS WITH THE
INEFFECTIVENESS OF MAXIMUM DOSES OF BETA-BLOCKERS FOR THE
NORMALIZATION OF HEART RATE IN SINUS RHYTHM:
() amlodipine
() trimetazidine
() eplerenone
() torasemide
() ivabradine
9. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
GROUP OF DRUGS DRUGS
ACEI fosinopril
angiotensin II receptor blocker betaxolol
selective beta-blocker candesartan
10. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
GROUP OF DRUGS DRUGS
angiotensin II receptor blocker bisoprolol
ACEI telmisartan
selective beta-blocker zofenopril
11. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
CLASSES OF ANTIARRHYTHMIC
DRUGS
DRUGS
II propranolol
Ia lidocaine
novokainamid
propafenone
12. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
IA ANTIARRHYTHMIC DRUGS CLASS IS ...
() diltiazem
() quinidine
() etatsizin
() sotalol
() mexiletine
13. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
WHAT TYPE OF ADVERSE REACTIONS IS REFLEX NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF
DRUGS RELATED TO:
() idiosyncrasy
() toxic effect
() secondary
() direct side effects
() intolerance
14. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
WHAT TYPE OF ADVERSE REACTIONS IS DYSBIOSIS RELATED TO:
() direct side effects
() intolerance
() idiosyncrasy
() secondary
() toxic effect
15. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
GROUP OF DRUGS DRUGS
cytostatics dexamethasone
glucocorticosteroids krizanol
mercaptopurine
16. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
GROUP OF DRUGS DRUGS
immunostimulants T-activin
4-aminoquinoline derivatives Plaquenil
17. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
DRUG INTERACTIONS BEFORE THE INTRODUCTION OF BODY CALLED:
() pharmaceutical
() pharmacodynamic
() pharmacokinetic
() antagonism
18. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
INTERACTIONS DEFINITION
antagonism effect of the combination is less
than that of one or more compo-
nents
synergy combination effect is the action
of one of the components
indifference effect of the combination is
greater than the effect of each
component separately
19. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
GROUPS OF DRUGS DRUGS
drugs forming the protective
film
sucralfate
drugs which inhibit acid secre-
tion
carbenoxolone
almagel
omeprazole
20. SPECIFY MULTIPLE CORRECT ANSWER
PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS:
[] lansoprazole
[] omeprazole
[] famotidine
[] metoclopramide
[] de-nol
21. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
MODE OF IVABRADINE ACTION:
() increasing slow calcium current into the cell
() blockade slow calcium channels of the cell membrane
() increase in the activity of beta-receptors of the vascular wall of the coronary arteries
() If-channel blockade
() relaxation of smooth muscles in the vascular wall due to the formation of nitric oxide
22. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
NICORANDIL IS ...
() potassium channel activator
() blocker of late sodium ion current
() If-channel inhibitor
() beta-blocker
() prolonged nitrate
23. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
GROUPS OF DRUGS DRUGS
aminoglycosides gentamicin
tetracyclines amikacin
doxycycline
24. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
DISEASE THE DRUG OF CHOICE
exacerbation of COPD in pa-
tients younger than 65 years
levofloxacin
COPD exacerbation with risk
factors for infection with P. ae-
ruginosa
amoxicillin / clavulanate
COPD exacerbation in patients
older than 65 years
amoxicillin
25. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
GLUCOCORTICOSTEROIDS DURATION OF ACTION
hydrocortisone long
dexamethasone medium
prednisolone short
26. SPECIFY MULTIPLE CORRECT ANSWER
Beta-adrenergic agonist (long-acting)
[] ketotifen
[] salmeterol
[] formoterol
[] omalizumab
[] tiotropium bromide
27. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
MODE OF ACTION DRUGS
cholesterol absorption inhibition lovastatin
inhibition of HMG-CoA reduc-
tase
ezetimibe
modification utilization of free
fatty acids
nicotinic acid
28. SPECIFY THE APPROPRIATE
GROUP OF DRUGS DRUGS
fibrates pravastatin
statins colesevelam
anion exchange resins gemfibrozil
29. PROVIDE YOUR ANSWER
CORRECTION FOR DYSLIPIDEMIA WITH NONALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER
DISEASE DESIGNATE:
() tiazolididions
() statins
() gepatoprotectors
() antioxidants
() vitamin complexes