DMER Pharmacist 2025 Technical Syllabus, Reference Books & Study Strategy, औषधनिर्माता भरती

Summary

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the pharmacy syllabus for the 207 posts advertised by TMR, detailing essential topics like general pharmacology, clinical pharmacology, neuropharmacology, cardiovascular pharmacology, and dental pharmacology. It emphasizes key areas such as drug classifications, law and ethics, regulatory bodies, and inventory management. The script highlights the importance of referring to specific books for each subject and includes insights on the online batch provided by Maharashtra Pharmacy to assist in exam preparation. The video encourages viewers to download the Maharashtra Pharmacy app for further resources and updates.

Takeaways

• 😀 Detailed syllabus of 207 pharmacy posts by TMR has been decoded in easy language by Maharashtra Pharmacy.
• 😀 Pharmacology is a major part of the syllabus, covering topics like general pharmacology, drug administration routes, pharmacokinetics, and more.
• 😀 Essential reference books like KD Tripathi and A. Yadav’s pharmacology books are recommended for deeper study.
• 😀 Key topics in pharmacology include neuropharmacology, psychopharmacology, and cardiovascular pharmacology, with several questions expected in each.
• 😀 Clinical pharmacology includes drug dose adjustments, clinical trials, drug design, and new drug development.
• 😀 Topics like pathology, communicable diseases, dental pharmacology, and epidemiology are also crucial, with specific questions asked on these subjects.
• 😀 The Pharmacy Act, drug cosmetics, and laws related to drug manufacturing and penalties are part of the syllabus and require detailed study.
• 😀 The syllabus includes details on regulatory bodies like FD, their history, and legislation, especially focused on drug policies and penalties.
• 😀 Inventory management, logistics, and drug storage are covered, with an emphasis on long-form questions related to inventory techniques.
• 😀 Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and disinfectants are important sections, with questions on types, classification, and concentration.
• 😀 Maharashtra Pharmacy offers a special online batch with notes, time-bounded test series, and live plus recorded lectures for better exam preparation.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the general pharmacology syllabus in the script?

The general pharmacology syllabus covers the introduction to pharmacology, drug administration routes, drug dosage forms, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, indications, contraindications, and more. It includes key topics like the classification of drugs and common reactions (Type A and B).

Which reference books are recommended for the general pharmacology section?

The recommended reference books for general pharmacology include KD Tripathi and A. Yadav's books on pharmacology and toxicology.

How many questions are typically asked from the pharmacology section in the exam?

Typically, four to five questions are asked from the pharmacology section in the exam.

What topics are covered under clinical pharmacology in the syllabus?

Clinical pharmacology covers drug doses, dose modification factors, drug action, clinical trials, types of studies, drug design, and new drug development.

What is included in the neuropharmacology section of the syllabus?

Neuropharmacology includes an introduction to drugs affecting the nervous system (both central and peripheral), and it emphasizes drugs related to the nervous system, with three to four questions typically asked on this topic.

What are the key points discussed in the pharmacy law and ethics section?

The pharmacy law and ethics section focuses on the Pharmacy Act, including its objectives, councils' functions, the registration of pharmacists, offenses, penalties, and important committees. It also includes discussions on drug manufacturing and schedules under the Drug and Cosmetic Act.

What topics are addressed under pharmacy and epidemiology?

Pharmacy and epidemiology cover the role of pharmacists in managing diseases, the classification of communicable diseases, infection types (like respiratory infections), and the role of pharmacists in controlling them. It includes two to three questions on epidemiology.

What is covered in the dental pharmacology section of the syllabus?

The dental pharmacology section includes topics like local anesthetics, antibiotics, and fluoride, focusing on their definitions, classifications, and specific agents like sodium fluoride.

How is inventory and logistics management relevant in pharmacy studies?

Inventory and logistics management in pharmacy involves drug storage and inventory management techniques, which are essential for maintaining accurate stock and ensuring the proper handling of drugs. There are also questions on various inventory management techniques.

What are Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and how are they relevant to the syllabus?

Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) are guidelines for ensuring the quality and safety of pharmaceutical products during manufacturing. The syllabus emphasizes GMP principles, including their application in drug production, with two questions typically asked on GMP.