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496. Topics in Pharmacy. (1 to a maximum of 3 ∆)


497. Problems in Pharmacy. (1-5, no limit ∆)


498. Problems in Pharmacy. (1-5, no limit ∆)


511 / 773. Nuclear Pharmacy Instrumentation. (3)


512 / 774. Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry. (1)


514. Basics of Nuclear Pharmacy Practice. (2)


516 / 776. Radiopharmacology. (3)


518. In-Vitro Radiotracer Procedures. (2)


519L. Instrumentation and In Vitro Lab. (2)


521. Radiopharmaceutics. (2)


523. Clinical Nuclear Medicine. (1)


535. Administrative Clerkship. (3-5, no limit ∆)


545-546. Pharmacy and Its Environment. (3, 3)


547. Pharmacy Practice Research. (3)


548. Ethics Clinical Trials/Informed Consent. (2)


549. Regulatory Issues in Clinical Trials. (2)


550. Pharmacoeconomics and Patient Outcomes Research in Medicine. (3)


576. Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology. (3)


580. General Toxicology. (3)


591. Seminar in Administrative Pharmacy. (1, no limit ∆)


592. Seminar in Radiopharmacy. (1, no limit ∆)


593. Seminars in Toxicology. (1, no limit ∆)


594. Topics in Environmental Disease. (1-3 to a maximum of 4 ∆)


597. Research Problems in Pharmaceutical Sciences. (1-5 to a maximum of 12 ∆)


598. Topics in Pharmaceutical Sciences. (1-3 to a maximum of 4 ∆)


599. Master’s Thesis. (1-6, no limit ∆)


699. Dissertation. (1-9, no limit ∆)


701. Pharmaceutics I. (Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms I) . (3)


702. Pharmaceutics II. (3)


703L. Pharmaceutical Care Lab I. (3)


704L. Pharmaceutical Care Lab II. (3)


705. Pathophysiology. (4)


706. Foundations of Drug Action. (4)


707. Pharmacy and Health Care Delivery. (2)


709. Introduction to Pharmacy Practice. (1)


710. Mechanisms of Drug Action I. (5)


713. Pharmaceutical Calculations. (1)


715. Pathophysiology II. (4)


717. Introductory Pharmacy Law. (1)


718L. Pharmaceutical Care Lab III. (2)


719. Self-Care Therapeutics. (3)


720. Introduction to Nuclear Pharmacy. (2)


726. Pharmacokinetics and Biopharmaceutics. (3)


728. Pharmacy Informatics and Research. (3)


729. Sterile Products. (2)


731. Mechanisms of Drug Action II. (5)


732. Mechanisms of Drug Action III. (5)


733L. Pharmaceutical Care Lab IV. (2)


739. Pharmacotherapy I. (6)


740. Self-Selected Supplementary Pharmacy Education. (1-2 to a maximum of 2 ∆)


748. Research Project (Initial). (1)


751. Pharmacotherapy II. (6)


752. Pharmacotherapy III. (6)


755. Seminar in Pharmacy. (1 to a maximum of 2 ∆)


756. Safe Medication Practices. (2)


757. Professional Presentation Skills. (2)


758. Research Project. (1)


759. Advanced Law and Ethics. (2)


760. Pharmacy Healthcare Management and Economics. (3)


761. Introduction to Managed Care Pharmacy Practice. (2)


762L. Pharmaceutical Care Lab V. (2)


764. Emerging Technologies in Pharmaceutical Care. (1)


765L. Pharmaceutical Care Lab VI. (2)


766. Public Health in Pharmacy. (2)


770. Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience. (2-4 to a maximum of 36 ∆)


771. Introductory Community Pharmacy Practice Experience. (2 to a maximum of 4 ∆)


772. Introductory Institutional Pharmacy Practice Experience. (2 to a maximum of 4 ∆)


773 / 511. Nuclear Pharmacy Instrumentation. (3)


774 / 512. Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry. (1)


775. Radiopharmacy Health and Radiation Biology. (3)


776 / 516. Radiopharmacology. (3)


782. Clinical Toxicology. (2)


783. Clinical Pharmacy Assessment. (1)


798. Problems in Pharmacy. (1-5 to a maximum of 10 ∆)


799. Nontraditional Pharm. (2 to a maximum of 12 ∆)


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