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About Pharmacology

What is pharmacology?

Pharmacology is a discipline covering the biomedical fields (biology, medicine, and pharmaceutical sciences) related to medication or drug action. A drug is any natural, artificial, endogenous, or natural substance that has a physiological or biochemical effect on the cells, tissues, organs, or living organisms.

It examines the interactions between the chemicals and living organisms that affect normal biochemical functions or cause abnormal ones. If the chemicals possess medicinal properties, they will be classified as pharmaceuticals and studied separately.

Pharmacology also touches upon basic physiology, medical microbiology, cell biology, biochemistry, chemical biology, genetics, and neuroscience.

Check this video below to know what Pharmacology is all about.

Pharmacology degree

Pharmacology majors will have a combination of classroom lessons, labs, and research work during their college or university course. They study biology and advanced chemistry during the first year. Subsequently, they can choose different specializations like those listed below to advance their careers.

• Medicinal Chemistry.
• Pharmaceutics.
• Biopharmaceutics.
• Pharmacognosy.
• Pharmaceutical Biotechnology.
• Drug Regulatory Affairs.
• Clinical Pharmacy

Applications of pharmacology

Pharmacologists have a significant role in developing medicine, from ordinary headaches to antibiotics, hay fever tablets, cancer treatments, and many other widely used medicines.

Pharmacology, with other related disciplines, has led the charge in healthcare improvement worldwide. As it focuses on the effects of drugs in humans, clinical pharmacology plays a crucial part during the drug development stage of decision making.

Pharmacology topics

• Molecules and cells
• Experimental biology
• Health and safety
• Molecules as drugs in the human body
• Excitable cells – basics of neuroscience
• Body systems
• Genes, evolution, and development of biodiversity
• Humankind, our environment, and microbes

Careers in pharmacology

A degree in pharmacology can directly lead to a career as a:

• Biomedical scientist
• Pharmacologist
• Clinical research associate
• Clinical scientist (immunology or biochemistry)
• Medicinal chemist
• Academic researcher
• Scientific laboratory technician
• Research scientist (medical or life sciences)

It could also help work as a:

• Neuroscientist
• Community pharmacist
• Patent attorney
• Higher education lecturer
• Medical sales representative
• Toxicologist
• Science writer
• Regulatory affairs officer

Pharmacology textbooks

We have compiled a list of helpful pharmacology reference textbooks.

• Pharmacology – A Patient-Centered Nursing Process Approach by Linda E. McCuistion Ph.D. MSN, Kathleen DiMaggio RN MSN, Mary Beth Winton Ph.D. RN ACANP-BC, Jennifer J. Yeager Ph.D. RN APRN. Publisher ‏- Saunders
• Pharmacology and the Nursing Process by Linda Lane Lilley RN Ph.D., Shelly Rainforth Collins PharmD, Julie S. Snyder MSN RN-BC. Publisher ‏- Mosby
• Focus on Nursing Pharmacology by Amy M. Karch RN MS. Publisher ‏- LWW
• Pharmacology for Nurses – A Pathophysiologic Approach by Michael Adams, Norman Holland Ph.D., Carol Urban. Publisher ‏- Pearson
• Lippincott Illustrated Reviews – Pharmacology by Karen Whalen PharmD BCPS. Publisher ‏-‎ LWW
• Pharmacology Review – A Comprehensive Reference Guide for Medical, Nursing, and Paramedic Students by M. Mastenbjörk M.D., S. Meloni M.D. Publisher – Medical Creations