Lectures

The lectures will take place face-to-face in MS Teams in the form of "live" streaming, or an academic staff member will prepare a PowerPoint presentation with inserted audio/video comments. Video of the lecture will then be uploaded to our Moodle webpage. The presenting teacher will be available online to answer questions during class time or will be available to students for consultations or questions about the lecture in another adequate way. The method of presentation will be up to the individual lecturer. The students will be informed about this in advance. The recorded lectures will be permanently available on the corresponding Moodle webpage.

Lecturers

Prof. Stanislav Mičuda, M.D., Ph.D.
Assoc. Prof. Martin Štěrba, PharmD., Ph.D.
Assoc. Prof. Jaroslav Chládek, MSc., Ph.D.

Introduction to pharmacology, general pharmacology: Pharmacodynamics. (Štěrba, 3)
Pharmacokinetics. Factors modifying drug response. (Chládek, 3)
Adverse drug reactions. Drug interactions. (Štěrba, 3)
Pain management - local anaesthetics and opioid analgesics. (Mičuda, 3)
Antibacterial drugs - macrolides, aminoglycosides, sulfonamides, quinolones, other ATBs. (Mičuda, 3)

Practical courses & seminars

Lecturers

Prof. Stanislav Mičuda, M.D., Ph.D.
Assoc. Prof. Martin Štěrba, PharmD., Ph.D.
Assoc. Prof. Jaroslav Chládek, MSc., Ph.D.
Jolana Schreiberová, M.D., Ph.D.

1.Pharmacodynamics.
1.1. Mechanisms of drug action: general principles and molecular aspects, quantitation of drug-receptor interactions and dose-response curve - seminar.

2.Pharmacokinetics.
2.1. Absorption, distribution and elimination.
2.2. Biotransformation of drugs
2.3. Adverse effects of drugs.
2.4. TDM.
2.5. Practical training - pharmacokinetic simulations.

3. Opioid analgesics. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs - seminar and case studies.

4. General anesthetics - microlesson. Local anesthetic - seminar.
4.1. Practical training - sources of drug information - SPC.

5. Antibiotics - seminar and case studies.

Consultations with any teacher of the Department of Pharmacology are possible by prior arrangement.