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UNIT 5 – Group Discussion – The Art of Speaking Together Notes

In today’s competitive world, the ability to work and communicate effectively in groups is more valuable than ever. Whether in academic settings, corporate boardrooms, or public forums, group discussions have become a critical tool for evaluating communication skills, teamwork, and clarity of thought. This unit sheds light on the essentials of group discussion, the skills […]

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UNIT 5 – Radiopharmaceuticals – Harnessing Radiation in Pharmacy Notes

In the world of healthcare, one of the most fascinating intersections of physics and pharmacy lies in the field of radiopharmaceuticals. These are medicinal formulations that contain radioactive isotopes, carefully designed to diagnose and treat a range of conditions, from thyroid disorders to certain cancers. While the very word radioactivity often sparks fear, when controlled

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UNIT 4 – Miscellaneous Compounds in Pharmacy Notes

Pharmacy, as a science and profession, is often celebrated for its role in producing life-saving drugs and advanced therapies. Yet, beyond the glamour of antibiotics and vaccines, there lies a diverse group of miscellaneous compounds that continue to play indispensable roles in healthcare. These include expectorants that ease breathing, emetics that induce vomiting, haematinics that

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UNIT 3 – Gastrointestinal Agents and Antimicrobials Notes

Pharmacy has always stood at the crossroads of chemistry and healthcare, providing remedies that ease everyday discomforts while also tackling life-threatening conditions. Among the most significant contributions of pharmaceutical chemistry are gastrointestinal agents that ensure smooth digestive health, and antimicrobials that act as our defense against harmful microorganisms. This unit delves into both categories, outlining

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UNIT 2 – Buffers, Electrolytes, and Dental Products – The Chemistry Behind Everyday Health Notes

When we think about medicines, tablets and syrups often come to mind. But behind the scenes, invisible chemical systems like buffers and electrolytes keep the body balanced and medicines stable. Meanwhile, dental products—something as ordinary as toothpaste—are deeply rooted in pharmaceutical chemistry. Unit 2 of pharmaceutics brings these hidden yet vital systems into the spotlight.

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