adeoladrg:


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Mirabel2032:
pls what is UFP, and do you knw the requirement for crossing frm those department,also are you a unilag pharm student or graduate thanks.

TRAILBLAIZER:
hey guys I applied for pharmacy buk 235
I would like for someone to brief me about d early stages/information about d course tnx

pls I will also appreciate it if someone could explain d difference btwn pharmB and pharmD is it pharmD Dats 5 years normal university program and which is better amongst d two
also wat is Rx

Shori:




Hello Trailblazer. Pharmacy is, at present, a five-year course which involves you taking general science courses(chemistry, physics, biology..) in your very first year(pre-pharmacy year). Pharmacy is "subdivided" into five departments; pharmacology(study of drug and drug actions, side effects, et cetera), pharnacognosy(study of medicinal plants), pharmaceutics(study of drug formulation and dosage forms), pharmaceutical microbiology, which is under pharmaceutics(study of microbes and their relevance to pharmacy), pharmaceutical chemistry(study of medicinal chemistry) and clinical pharmacy and pharmacy administration. Depending on your school maybe, you'll be taking courses from all of these departments from your second year. I don't know how BUK runs her program but there shouldn't be too wide differences in how pharmacy schools in Nigeria run their program.



B.Pharm is the current degree awarded to graduate pharmacists in Nigeria and the program runs for five years. The PharmD program runs for six. A big difference between the two is that the latter is more clinically oriented than the former as pharmD ups the "clinical game" of the pharmacist-in-training. The B.Pharm is slipping into obsolescence. The pharmD, I'll say, is better as it considers the patient; the final consumer of drugs.









Rx is a sign that summarily means "Prescription". On hospital prescription sheets, you'll see this sign before the doctor fills in the medication to dispensed amidst other stuffs.



You can ask more questions here if you aren't satisfied. The bosses will do justice to it. As men of honour......



BTW, who's coming to OAU for synergy '17?

TRAILBLAIZER:
tnx a lot. for replying ma question but dere is still one thin I don't get about d pharmD and pharmB
obviously pharmD is d main deal,,d A game after pharm B buy Hw is it applied for is it after d 5 year pharmB dat u go for another 6 years pharmD pls if u don't mind elucidate more

if u don't mind pls can I get ur wassap digitz I av tons of oda questions to ask tnx

TRAILBLAIZER:
tnx a lot. for replying ma question but dere is still one thin I don't get about d pharmD and pharmB
obviously pharmD is d main deal,,d A game after pharm B buy Hw is it applied for is it after d 5 year pharmB dat u go for another 6 years pharmD pls if u don't mind elucidate more

if u don't mind pls can I get ur wassap digitz I av tons of oda questions to ask tnx

Samsantos9:
If you have already gotten your B.Pharm degree, it takes three years to run a conversion programme to Pharm D in uniben.

Shori:
Three "full time" years? That's a long time!!!

TRAILBLAIZER:
can I have ur whatsapp number plz

Shori:




Hello Trailblazer. Pharmacy is, at present, a five-year course which involves you taking general science courses(chemistry, physics, biology..) in your very first year(pre-pharmacy year). Pharmacy is "subdivided" into five departments; pharmacology(study of drug and drug actions, side effects, et cetera), pharnacognosy(study of medicinal plants), pharmaceutics(study of drug formulation and dosage forms), pharmaceutical microbiology, which is under pharmaceutics(study of microbes and their relevance to pharmacy), pharmaceutical chemistry(study of medicinal chemistry) and clinical pharmacy and pharmacy administration. Depending on your school maybe, you'll be taking courses from all of these departments from your second year. I don't know how BUK runs her program but there shouldn't be too wide differences in how pharmacy schools in Nigeria run their program.



B.Pharm is the current degree awarded to graduate pharmacists in Nigeria and the program runs for five years. The PharmD program runs for six. A big difference between the two is that the latter is more clinically oriented than the former as pharmD ups the "clinical game" of the pharmacist-in-training. The B.Pharm is slipping into obsolescence. The pharmD, I'll say, is better as it considers the patient; the final consumer of drugs.









Rx is a sign that summarily means "Prescription". On hospital prescription sheets, you'll see this sign before the doctor fills in the medication to dispensed amidst other stuffs.



You can ask more questions here if you aren't satisfied. The bosses will do justice to it. As men of honour......



BTW, who's coming to OAU for synergy '17?

Shori:
Three "full time" years? That's a long time!!!

pharmvikky:
Ufp(unilag foundation programme) is A-level programme by which u will get admitted into 200L
Yes am a student

I rEp The university of first choice

Shori:
Three "full time" years? That's a long time!!!

Samsantos9:
Hey guys, Have we heard of the proposed pre-registration examination for pharmacists? What are your thoughts about it?

Catalyst001:
#Anticipating SYNERGY'17 #PANS National convention

geunik:

the info i had is 3 years for a part time which my friend did because he is working while full time is 2 years like regular students
check my blog on my signature if you are a pharmacy student or a pharmacist or even those who wish to study pharmacy. There are vita informations there. One of my latest post which has gone viral is the scholarships that pharmacy students are eligible to apply for like agbami scholarship, NAIP scholarships etc. They are many and up to 15. MUSTE also

Bapy:
please sir i need the link to your blog.

adeoladrg:


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Royle2014:
Mehn! Took some years! Finally done with pharmacy school...