Southwestern Oklahoma State University Undergraduate Catalog 2025-2026
portfolio development. Prerequisite: PHARM 4010 and third professional year standing. PHARM 5054 COMMUNITY PHARMACY II Four hours lecture. This course provides an in-depth examination of medical conditions for which nonprescription products are safe and effective. Emphasis is placed on the role of the pharmacist in pharmacist- assisted self-care, including referral to another practitioner when necessary. Nonprescription product labeling is examined in detail, including review of ingredients, indications, contraindications, precautions, warnings, and dosage instructions. Additionally, the course introduces medication therapy management (MTM), explaining its importance and how it affects Star Ratings. Students will use an MTM platform to follow up on medication adherence and conduct a complete Four hours lecture. Predominately lecture-based course which lays the foundation for the principles and application of evidence-based medicine, with an emphasis placed on therapy selection rationale, medication and disease monitoring, and drug interactions for common acute and chronic diseases seen in the inpatient and ambulatory care setting. Prerequisites: PHARM 4323, PHARM 4341, PHARM 4622, PHARM 4644. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 5351, PHARM 5301. PHARM 5234 PHARMACOTHERAPY III Four hours lecture. Predominately lecture-based course which builds upon the basic sciences and clinical based prerequisites. This course further develops knowledge of the principles and application of evidence-based medicine, with an emphasis placed on therapy selection rationale, medication and disease monitoring, and drug interactions for additional common acute and chronic diseases seen in the inpatient and ambulatory care setting. Prerequisites: PHARM 5204, PHARM 5351. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 5361. PHARM 5301 CLINICAL PHARMACOKINETICS medication review. Prerequisite: PHARM 3813. PHARM 5204 PHARMACOTHERAPY II One hour lecture. The absorption, distribution metabolism and elimination of common medicinal agents will be reviewed. Mathematical modeling will be used to predict the pharmacokinetic behavior of selected medicinal agents in a variety of patient populations. Prerequisites: PHARM 4323, PHARM 4332, PHARM 4341. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 5204, PHARM 5351. PHARM 5351 PHARMACEUTICAL CARE LABORATORY V Interactive, advanced patient care course focused on the collection and interpretation of patient specific data, development of differential diagnosis skills, prescribing and recommendations for appropriate therapy, and patient follow-up/monitoring based on case scenarios. This course is also designed to improve upon professional skills such as problem-solving, drug information, literature evaluation, and communication skills. Prerequisites: PHARM 4323, PHARM 4341, PHARM 4622, PHARM 4644. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 5204, PHARM 5301. PHARM 5361 PHARMACEUTICAL CARE LABORATORY VI Capstone course focused on collection and interpretation of patient specific data, development of differential diagnosis skills, prescribing and recommendations for appropriate therapy, and patient follow- up/monitoring based on case scenarios. The course incorporates independent learning to contribute to APPE readiness. This course is also designed to improve upon professional skills such as problem-solving, drug information, literature evaluation, and communication skills. Prerequisite: PHARM 5204, PHARM 5351, PHARM 5301. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 5234. PHARM 5753 TOXICOLOGY Three hours lecture. An introduction to the general principles of toxicology focusing on organ systems response to toxic chemicals; classes of toxic compounds including drugs, industrial chemicals, heavy metals, pesticides, food additives, natural toxins and venoms, and environmental pollutants; and clinical assessment and treatment of poisoning and toxicant exposure. Prerequisites: PHARM 4522, PHARM 4622, PHARM 4644.
techniques. Emphasis will be given on proper garbing, use of laminar flow hood, handling and labeling of sterile products in institutional dispensing systems. Prerequisite: PHARM 3321. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 4142. PHARM 4332 BASIC PHARMACOKINETICS Two hours lecture. An introduction to pharmacokinetic terminology, particular emphasis on understanding, mathematical and conceptual aspects of basic pharmacokinetics. General principles of pharmacokinetic models are presented as they pertain to the process of absorption, distribution and elimination of drugs in humans and the significance of these processes in drug therapy. Prerequisite: PHARM 3405. PHARM 4341 PHARMACEUTICAL CARE LABORATORY IV Development of pharmaceutical care plans; medication therapy management; drug information retrieval and application; patient interviewing and assessments; patient case studies. Prerequisite: PHARM 4302, PHARM 4331. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 4323. PHARM 4512 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY I Two hours lecture. A study of medicinal chemistry of drug classes involving discussion of important physiochemical parameters, their effects on biochemical including receptors and/or enzymes, pharmacological and pharmacokinetic processes. The study of structure activity relationship (SAR) of the drugs is an important component of the whole course. Prerequisite: PHARM 3405. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 4612, PHARM 4634. PHARM 4522 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY II Two hours lecture. A study of medicinal chemistry of drug classes involving discussion of important physiochemical parameters, their effects on biochemical including receptors and/or enzymes, pharmacological and pharmacokinetic processes. The study of structure activity relationship (SAR) of the drugs is an important component of the whole course. Prerequisite: PHARM 4512. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 4622, PHARM 4644. PHARM 4612 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY I Two hours lecture. A study of the pathology, pathophysiology, and clinical manifestations of human disease states. Prerequisite: PHARM 3614. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 4512, PHARM 4634, BIOL 4213. PHARM 4622 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY II Two hours lecture. A study of the pathology, pathophysiology, and clinical manifestations of human disease states. Prerequisite: PHARM 4612. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 4522, PHARM 4644. PHARM 4634 PHARMACOLOGY I Four hours lecture. A study of the classification, mechanism of action, pharmacological effects, and therapeutic uses of medications. Prerequisite: PHARM 3405, PHARM 3614. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 4512, PHARM 4612. PHARM 4644 PHARMACOLOGY II Four hours lecture. A study of the classification, mechanism of action, pharmacological effects, and therapeutic uses of medications. Prerequisite: PHARM 4634. Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: PHARM 4522, PHARM 4622. PHARM 4712 HEALTH ISSUES I Two hours lecture. The Health Issues courses are intended to promote awareness of emerging topics and concepts in pharmacy, medicine, and public health. This course will focus on public health policy and the social and behavioral aspects of pharmacy and medicine. Prerequisite: PHARM 4302. PHARM 5010 PHARMACY SEMINAR 3.1 and 3.2 Zero hours lecture. Required in the first and second semesters of the third professional year. Students will participate in professional program activities, which may include continuing professional development, interprofessional education, co-curricular activities, assessment, and
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