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DontBullshitMe:And you believe that you have sense? |
tinnyailes:Hmm |
And please I'll like to know the most reliable tracking sites/apps |
Good evening house Please can I go to the post office for this parcel?
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Achor1111:E be like say you don play foul with someone's phone |
suprememoney:Post your SOT lemme compare with mine |
genius43:Alright, thanks |
genius43:Pls boss which is advisable — unplugging once it's 100 or leaving it to trickle charge? |
OwoukoUrua:Or maybe your device clears an app cache once it's pushed to the background |
OneKinGuy:Maybe it's from your device cos it works on mine. What version of Android do you use, and is your Play Store up to date? |
Gptech:Thanks boss for the enlightenment |
HumanCalc:Even me shock o! Na motivation sha |
shedo4sure:Hmm Life no just balance |
Saviolamemphix:Nawao, my Redmi 9 no dey even take up to 3 minutes before dropping to 99 |
Exhausting your data in the middle of a Google Play Store download can be very frustrating as Google does not include a pause/resume button in its Play Store. Imagine downloading an application of 4GB and your data exhausts at 3.9GB. You will be definitely pained when you realise that you will have to start the download afresh. The following tips can help forestall such an occurrence. If your data gets exhausted in the middle of a Play Store download, switch off your data and "minimize" the Play Store. You read that right — minimize not close. Secondly, do not clear cache and disable all settings that clears cache automatically (alternatively, you can exempt Google Play Store from such optimization settings). Thirdly, exempt Google Play Store from all settings that close background apps after a while. Having done the above, you can now switch on your data when you have data available and your download will resume automatically. Note: If you wish to use the internet without resuming the download, restrict Play Store from using data. |
Ilaumoh:Abeg o . . . Make water no carry me |
If I was born in the riverine area, I would have been a great fisherman. |
I don't know o . . . But I feel like battery saver is useless. I just discovered that my battery lasts longer when I'm not using battery saver |
KrazyDave16:Damn! I find this shii funny . . . Like he can't afford an iPhone 12 pro max? |
GRAMMARJAMES:Please did they call you to ask questions? |
genius43:Thanks |
Pls does this mean that this parcel is in Nigeria?
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Lol . . . As someone rightly said " congregation of oppo marketers " ![]() |
Akanimoh113:bro . . . Add me up on FB let's chat Owouko Urua is the username |
Akanimoh113:I know nothing about automobiles |
8 vs 0 . . . ;D8 vs 0 . . . |
Cetacean419:Hmm . . . Who's this? |
What is Pharmacology? Pharmacology is a branch of medicine and pharmaceutical sciences concerned with the study of the interactions that occur between a living organism and drugs — chemicals that affect normal or abnormal biochemical function. Pharmacology is divided into two major areas — “pharmacodynamics” which studies the effects of drugs on biological systems, and “pharmacokinetics” which studies the effects of biological systems on drugs. Note: *Pharmacology is often confused with Pharmacy but the two terms are not synonymous. Pharmacology is a biomedical science concerned with the research, discovery and characterization of drugs WHILE Pharmacy is a health services profession concerned with the application of pharmacological principles in clinical settings (dispensing of drugs and drug information). Simply put, Pharmacology is a science-oriented research field WHILE Pharmacy is a direct patient care practice. *To be in charge of a pharmacy store in Nigeria, you must be licensed by the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN). Unfortunately, the license is only given to graduates of Pharmacy. This implies that a pharmacologist cannot run a pharmacy store legally in Nigeria except he/she is also a qualified and licensed pharmacist. However, this does not change the fact that anyone with the financial capability can own a pharmacy store but impliessthat such person will require the services of a licensed pharmacist to run the store. Career Prospects in Pharmacology Pharmacology as a career offers exciting prospects as it is directly involved in the research, discovery and characterization of drugs which are indispensable tools in medicine. Career Paths The various career paths available under Pharmacology include; 1. Clinical Pharmacology: Clinical Pharmacologists study the effects of drugs on diseases, their effects on humans, their interactions with other chemical substances, and how diseases can change the effects of drugs. 2. Toxicology: Toxicologists study poisonous substances, where they are found and how they affect humans. They also study the adverse effects of drugs on humans. 3. Chemotherapy: Chemotherapies are concerned with the development and study of drugs that kill kill cancer cells and microbes without destroying healthy cells. 4. Neuropharmacology: As the name implies, Neuropharmacology ists study the effects of drugs on the nervous system. 5. Industrial Pharmacology: Industrial Pharmacologists are actively involved in the research and manufacture of drugs in pharmaceutical companies. 6. Pharmacology Education: Pharmacologists who go into academics are saddled with the responsibility of training the next generation of Pharmacologists and conducting academic research. 7. Veterinary Pharmacology: Veterinary Pharmacologists study drugs used in treating animals and how these drugs affect the animals. Where Pharmacologists Work Most of the work done by Pharmacologists are carried out in the laboratory. Their major work places are; 1. Hospitals: In hospitals, Pharmacologists are involved in clinical trials and research. 2. Pharmaceutical and Biotech Companies: Here, Pharmacologists do basically two things — research (drug discovery and development) and manufacturing drugs. 3. Universities and other Tertiary Institutions: This is where academic Pharmacologists work. Their primary concern is training the next generation of Pharmacologists and conducting academic research. 4. Civil Service: Pharmacologists can work in federal and state ministries of health, federal and state health/drugs agencies e.g. NAFDAC, NDLEA, NCDC, etc. Here they help in formulating drug policies, regulations and laws. They also conduct research in government laboratories. Remuneration The salary structure of Pharmacologists in Nigeria is not clear as there is not much Pharmacologists in the country. Nevertheless, their salary is expected to be the similar to that of other basic medical scientists (Biochemists, Anatomists and Physiologists). O'level Subject Combination for Pharmacology To be considered for admission into Radiography in any Nigerian university offering the course, JAMB mandates that the candidate possess a minimum of credits in the following SSCE(O'level) subjects: 1. English Language 2. General Mathematics 3. Biology 4. Chemistry 5. Physics This can be in a single sitting WASSCE, GCE or NECO, OR double sittings as combined results are accepted for admission into the course. List of Universities that offer Pharmacology in Nigeria The following Nigerian universities offer accredited B.Sc degree programs in Pharmacology; 1. Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti 2. Bauchi State University, Gadau 3. Eko University of Medical and Health Sciences, Lagos 4. University of Lagos, Lagos 5. Lagos State University, Lagos 6. Novena University, Ogume 7. Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye 8. Peter and Mary Odili University, Port Harcourt 9. Delta State University, Abrams (offers the course as “Pharmacology and Therapeutics”) Looking at the above list, you see that most of the schools are in the South West. This is due to most of the Pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria being located in that region. JAMB UTME Subject Combination for Pharmacology To gain admission into any Nigerian university, it is very important that the candidate has the correct UTME subject combination for the course he applied for as wrong subject combination can lead to the candidate not being considered for admission. As stated by JAMB, the correct UTME subject combination for Pharmacology is — Use of English, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Note: Olabisi Onabanjo University accepts Mathematics in place of Physics. That's it on O'level Subject Combination for Pharmacology. Please like and comment if you find this post helpful and share to others you think might be interested. |
Most church-goers go to show off.
I've not been to church since I left campus on 27th March. |
Akanimoh113:Thanks man |
Pls oh . . . Someone should throw 18W charger come my side o, God bless. |
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