Month: May 2019

School of Health & Allied Sciences: Vacancy Announcement for Lecturer(Pharmaceutics) & (Clinical Pharmacy)

NOTICE EMBASSY OF INDIA, KATHMANDU APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR B.E./B.TECH./B.Arch./B.Pharmacy Courses UNDER SELF FINANCE SCHEMES: 2019-2020 (LAST DATE OF APPLICATION : 14 JUNE 2019) For More Detail Visit ;- http://www.indembkathmandu.gov.in/docs/NOTICE%20and%20Form%20for%20SFS%20B.E._B.TECH.%20-B.PHARMACY_B.%20ARCH.%20COURSES%202019-20.pdf

Drug-Induced Pigmentation  Color Effects on Skin and Urine Introduction Drug-induced pigmentation affects both the skin and urine. Many pigmentation effects are predictable. Some are not so predictable and require a few minutes of your study time. Here, I’ve put together the key details you need to know. Drug-induced pigmentation, or coloring, is a common side … Continue reading Drug-Induced Pigmentation Color Effects on Skin and Urine

List of Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances identified for Import and Use Narcotics Codeine Dextropropoxyphene Ethylmorphine Etorphine Fentanyl Methadone Morphine Phethidene Pholcodine Psychotropic Substances Schedule III Buprenorphine Glutethiamide Pentazocine Pentobarbital Schedule IV Alprazolam Chlordiazepoxide Clobazam Clonazepam Diazepam Flurazepam Lorazepam Medazepam Meprobamate Midazolam Nitrazepam Oxazepam Oxazolam Phenobarbital Phentermine Prazepam Triazolam Zolpidem

सरकारी अस्पतालहरुमा फार्मेसी संचालनको अवस्था फार्मेसी संचालन भएका सरकारी अस्पतालहरु SNHealth InstitutionAddress1कान्ती बाल अस्पतालमहाराजगंज, काठमाण्डौ2परोपकार प्रसुति तथा स्त्री रोग अस्पतालथापाथली, काठमाण्डौ3शुक्रराज ट्रपिकल तथा सरुवा रोग अस्पतालटेकुु , काठमाण्डौ4मानसिक अस्पताल, लगनखेललगनखेल, ललितपुर5मानव अंग प्रत्यारोपण केन्द्रभक्तपुर6चि.वि.रा.प्र. वीर अस्पतालकाठमाण्डौ7पाटन स्वा. वि. प्र.ललितपुर8सहिद गंगालाल हृदय केन्द्रकाठमाण्डौ9मनमोहन कार्डियोथोरासिक वास्कुलर एंड ट्रांस्प्लांट सेन्टर महाराजगंजकाठमाण्डौ10भरतपुर अस्पतालभरतपुर, चितवन 11भक्तपुर अस्पतालभक्तपुर12पश्चिमाञ्चल क्षेत्रिय अस्पतालपोखरा, कास्की13्रम.प. … Continue reading सरकारी अस्पतालहरुमा फार्मेसी संचालनको अवस्था

Introduction Mechanisms of action are the bread and butter of pharmacology. Mechanisms of action tell you how the drug works. The mechanism is the means through which the medicine exerts its therapeutic effect. Most mechanisms state a target receptor or enzyme – that the drug either activates or inhibits. The chemical structure of the drug … Continue reading Top 100 Mechanisms of Action You Need to Know!

“Pharmaceutical excipients are substances other than the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) that have been appropriately evaluated for safety and are intentionally included in a drug delivery system.” “The word excipient is derived from the Latin excipere, meaning ‘to except’, which is simply explained as ‘other than‘. Pharmaceutical excipients are basically everything other than the active pharmaceutical … Continue reading Pharmaceutical Excipients

Introduction Antidotes are substances used to reverse the biological effects of poisoning. Of course, the boundary between what constitutes a “poison” from a “drug” is sometimes controversial. For example, chemotherapy drugs are “poisonous” to the extent that they cause substantial damage to the body – even though this damage is performed with the long-term intent … Continue reading Some Drug Antidotes You Need to Know

Introduction Hyperkalemia refers to high blood potassium. There are many conditions, drugs and supplements that increase the risk of developing hyperkalemia. Here, we offer a quick guide to the fundamental facts you need to know. Potassium is an important chemical; an essential participant in the function of muscle cells and nerves, particularly those that relate … Continue reading What is Hyperkalemia?

List of Essential Drugs/Medicines for Primary Health Care Provided Free by Government of Nepal S.N.Name of the DrugDosage Form1.     Lignocaine Injection2% ml (hydrochloride) in vial2.   ParacetamolTab, 500 mg, Inj, Syrup 125 mg/5ml3.ChlorpheniramineTablet 4mg, (maleate)4.PheniramineInjection 22.75 mg (maleate) / ml5.AlbendazoleChewable tablet, 400mg6.MetronidazoleTab, 200mg, 400mg,  Sus, 100mg or 200mg7.AmoxycilineCap- 250mg, 500mg, DT- 125 mg, 250 mg8.Sulfamethoxazole +TrimethoprimTab.120mg,240mg,480mg,Sus … Continue reading List of Essential Drugs/Medicines for Primary Health Care Provided Free by Government of Nepal