The objective of M06.01 General Principles is to provide a foundational understanding of pharmacology, including drug classification, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and drug interactions. Students will grasp the fundamental concepts essential for comprehending the principles underlying the actions and effects of pharmaceutical agents in clinical practice.

The objective of M06.02 Autonomic Pharmacology is to explore the intricate regulation of the autonomic nervous system and its pharmacological modulation. Students will delve into the classification, mechanisms of action, and clinical applications of drugs targeting sympathetic and parasympathetic pathways, crucial for understanding various physiological and pathological processes.

The objective of M06.03 Cardiac and Renal Pharmacology is to elucidate the pharmacological management of cardiac and renal disorders. Students will examine the mechanisms of action, therapeutic uses, and adverse effects of drugs targeting the cardiovascular and renal systems, essential for comprehending their clinical applications and therapeutic strategies.

The objective of M06.04 CNS Pharmacology is to delve into the intricate pharmacological modulation of the central nervous system. Students will explore the classification, mechanisms of action, and clinical applications of drugs targeting the brain and spinal cord, vital for understanding neurological disorders and psychiatric conditions and their therapeutic interventions.

The objective of M06.05 Antimicrobial Agents is to examine the diverse pharmacological arsenal against infectious diseases. Students will analyze the classification, mechanisms of action, resistance mechanisms, and clinical applications of antimicrobial agents, crucial for understanding microbial pathogenesis and optimizing therapeutic interventions in infectious diseases.

The objective of M06.06 Drugs for Inflammatory and Related Disorders is to explore pharmacological interventions in various inflammatory conditions. Students will investigate the classification, mechanisms of action, and therapeutic applications of drugs targeting inflammation, immune responses, and related pathways, essential for managing inflammatory disorders effectively in clinical practice.

The objective of M06.07 Drugs Used in Blood Disorders is to understand the pharmacological management of hematological disorders. Students will explore the classification, mechanisms of action, and clinical applications of drugs used in the treatment of anemia, coagulation disorders, and other blood-related conditions, essential for optimizing patient care in hematology.

The objective of M06.09 Anticancer Drugs is to investigate pharmacological interventions in cancer treatment. Students will explore the classification, mechanisms of action, resistance mechanisms, and clinical applications of anticancer drugs, essential for understanding cancer biology and optimizing therapeutic strategies in oncology.

The objective of M06.10 Immunopharmacology is to examine the pharmacological modulation of the immune system. Students will explore the classification, mechanisms of action, and clinical applications of drugs targeting immune responses, immunomodulation, and related pathways, essential for understanding immunological disorders and optimizing therapeutic interventions in immunology.

The objective of M06.11 Toxicology is to investigate the effects of toxic substances on biological systems. Students will explore the principles of toxicology, mechanisms of toxicity, factors influencing toxicity, and methods of toxicity assessment, crucial for understanding the hazards of xenobiotics and environmental toxins and their implications in clinical and forensic settings.

The M06 Quizzes: Pharmacology series aims to assess students’ comprehension of pharmacological concepts and applications across various therapeutic areas. These quizzes cover topics such as drug classification, mechanisms of action, clinical applications, adverse effects, and drug interactions, providing a comprehensive evaluation of pharmacological knowledge essential for clinical practice.