Theoretical lectures
Thursday 10.30-12.45h Dept.Pharmacology
| Class | Title of the lesson |
| 1 | The effect of drugs on cardiovascular system. |
| 2 | Treatment of hypertension – drugs of 1st choice |
| 3 | Treatment of hypertension – drugs of 2nd choice, |
| 4 | Therapy of ischaemic heart disease |
| 5 | Therapy of heart failure. |
| 6 | Antiarrhythmic drugs. |
| 7 | Antiplatelet agents. Anticoagulant agents |
| 8 | Local and systemic haemostatic agents. |
| 9 | The treatment of anaemia. |
| 10 | Antihyperlipidemic drugs. |
| 11 | Fluorine and dental caries |
| 12 | Systemic and local administration of flourine. Flourine toxicity. |
| 13 | Calcium metabolism and metabolic bone disease. |
| 14 | Hypothalamic and Pituitary Hormones |
| 15 | Hyperthyroidism. Hypothyroidism. |
| 16 | Corticosteroids |
| 17 | Drugs for diabetes mellitus (type 1). |
| 18 | Drugs for diabetes mellitus (type 2). |
| 19 | Classification of antibacterial agents. |
| THIRD COLLOQUIUM (topics 1-18) | |
| 20 | Antimicrobial resistance and principles of dosage of antibacterial agents. |
| 21 | Beta lactam antibacterials. Penicillins. |
| 22 | Cephalosporins. Beta lactamase inhibitors. Carbapenems. Monobactams. |
| 23 | Polypeptides. Glycopeptides. Lipopeptides.Amynoglycosides. |
| 24 | Tetracyclines. Glycilcyclines. Makrolides. Ketolides. Lincosamides. |
| 25 | Amphenicols. Streptogramins. Oxazolidinones. Quinolones |
| 26 | Antibacterial azoles. Sulphonamides i trimethoprim. |
| 27 | Antifungal drugs. |
| 28 | Antiviral agents. |
| 29 | Antiparasitic drugs. Antituberculous drugs. |
| 30 | Anti-neoplastic drugs. Immunosuppressantdrugs. |
| 31 | Functional and neurochemical organization of CNS; Drug action in CNS |
| 32 | Psychopharmacology – antipsychotics (the importance of antipsychotics in dentistry). |
| 33 | Psychopharmacology – antidepressants and mood stabilizers (their importance in dentistry). |
| 34 | Anxiolytic medication and sedation in dentistry. |
| 35 | ADR and interactions of drags affecting CNS |
| 36 | Antiparkinsonics and other neurotropic drugs importance in dentistry |
| 37 | General anesthetics. Anesthetics gases, volatile anesthetics. |
| 38 | Intravenous anesthetics. |
| 39 | Local anaesthetics. |
| 40 | Antiepileptics – importance for dentistry. |
| 41 | Principles of pain management and use of analgesics in dentistry. Neuropathic and nociceptive pain. |
| 42 | Opioid analgesics and antagonists. |
| 43 | NSAIDs; analgesic ADRs and interactions |
| 44 | FOURTH COLLOQUIUM (topics 19-43) |