Step I. Answer the questions
Ø How do you
understand pharmaceutical chemistry?
Ø What is
importance of chemistry in pharmaceutics?
Step II. Match the following:
1. совместимость |
a. pharmaceutics |
2.
фармацевтическая химия |
b. wide range |
3.
расчеты |
c. effect |
4.
рецептурная пропись |
d. compatibility |
5.
воздействие |
e. calculations |
6.
фармацевтика |
f. prescription |
7.
широкий спектр |
g.
pharmaceutical chemistry |
8.
validity period h. срок годности
Step III. Find in the text
sentences with the following word combinations and try to guess their meaning:
Ø
common laws; calculations in pharmaceutical
analysis; compatibility of drugs, control methods.
Text
Pharmaceutical chemistry
Pharmaceutical chemistry bases on the common laws of
chemical sciences and studies a wide range of problems dealing with drugs,
namely: their getting and chemical nature, composition and structure; it also
studies chemical and physical properties of drugs, control methods of their
quality and determines the conditions of drugs storage.
The effect of drugs is determined not
only by their chemical structure but it depends on their chemical and physical
properties, that’s why pharmaceutical chemistry is closely related to physical
chemistry and colloidal chemistry. The studying of the molecule structure of
drugs, the development of methods of synthesis and analysis of drugs is
impossible without knowledge of organic chemistry and analytical chemistry.
Nowadays pharmaceutical
chemistry is also closely related to physics and mathematics because physical
and chemical methods of analysis of drugs and calculations of pharmaceutical
analysis bases on the common laws of these sciences.
Only a specialist having
knowledge of pharmaceutical chemistry may solve the problems of compatibility
of drugs in prescription, production methods of drugs, validity periods and
conditions of drugs storage.
Topical vocabulary:
calculation [ˌkælkju'leɪʃ(ə)n] – вычисление, расчет; compatibility [kəmˌpætə'bɪlətɪ]
– совместимость, сочетаемость; drug – лекарство; наркотик; pharmaceutical [ˌfɑːmə'sjuːtɪk(ə)l]
– фармацевтический; prescription [prɪs'krɪpʃ(ə)n] – рецепт; storage ['stɔːrɪʤ] – хранение; validity [və'lɪdətɪ] – действие, validity period – срок годности.
Step IV.
Translate the following word combinations from English into Russian.
the effect of drugs __________________________________________
molecule structure of drugs____________________________________
development of methods ______________________________________
methods of analysis of drugs __________________________________
knowledge of pharmaceutical chemistry__________________________
production methods of drugs __________________________________
validity periods _____________________________________________
conditions of drugs storage ____________________________________
Step V. Match the words in A
with their definitions or meanings in B
A |
B |
1. drugs |
a. to have
some relation to something. |
2. storage |
b. separating
of any material or abstract entity into its constituent elements. |
3. synthesis |
c. the science of preparing and dispensing
drugs. |
4. analysis |
d. the
combining of the constituent elements of separate material or abstract
entities into a single or united entity. |
5.pharmaceutics |
e. a substance
used in the treatment, cure, prevention or diagnosis of disease or to enhance
physical or mental well-being |
6. relate to |
f. to
conclude, to ascertain, as after reasoning, observation, etc. |
7. determine |
g. the act of
keeping something. |
Step VI.
Complete the sentences.
1. The pharmaceutical chemistry studies …
2. The pharmaceutical chemistry is closely related to
physical and colloidal chemistry because …
3. For a student doing course in pharmaceutical
chemistry the knowledge of organic chemistry and analytical chemistry is
necessary for studying …
4. Nowadays pharmaceutical chemistry is also closely
related to physics and mathematics because…
5. A specialist having knowledge of pharmaceutical
chemistry may solve the problems…
Step VII. Put
the sentences in the right order according to the text.
1. The knowledge of organic chemistry and analytical
chemistry is essential for the investigation of the molecule structure of drugs
and for the development methods of synthesis and analysis of drugs.
2. Modern pharmaceutical chemistry is closely related
to physics and mathematics.
3. The tasks of compatibility of drugs in
prescription, production methods and validity periods of drugs can manage only
the specialist in the field of pharmaceutical chemistry.
4. Pharmaceutical chemistry studies chemical and
physical properties of drugs, control methods of their quality and determines
the conditions of drugs storage.
5. As the effect of drugs depends on their chemical
and physical properties pharmaceutical chemistry is closely related to physical
chemistry and colloidal chemistry.
Step VIII.
Discuss the following questions.
1. What does pharmaceutical chemistry study and
determine?
2. Why pharmaceutical chemistry is closely related to
physical and colloidal chemistry?
3. How does pharmaceutical chemistry concern to
organic chemistry and analytical chemistry?
4. Why is modern pharmaceutical chemistry related to
physics and mathematics?
5. Why can only one who has knowledge in the field of
pharmaceutical chemistry solve such problems as compatibility of drugs, their
validity periods and so on?
6. Would you like to discover a new drug?
Step IX. Choose
any topic you like and make a short presentation.
v
The pioneers of
pharmaceutical chemistry.
v The latest achievements of pharmaceutical chemistry.
v
The general
content of BSc programs in Pharmaceutical chemistry. What do they provide?
Fun time
Pharmaceutical chemistry quiz
1. What is the field that
pharmacy science related to?
a) music;
b) education;
c) social science;
d) treatment diseases.
2. What does the word ‘pharmacist’ mean?
a) dancer;
b) producer;
c) dispenser;
d) skier.
3. What is the main object of pharmacist?
a) dispense medicine and beauty preparations;
b) repairing cars;
c) diagnosis of diseases;
d) win at football match.
4. What are the factors of the environment influencing on the quality of
drugs.
a) temperature;
b) light;
c) air humidity;
d) oxygen of air;
e) carbon dioxide of air.
5. Put the steps of a new drug development in their proper order.
a) investigational new drug application;
b) new drug application;
c) new clinical entity proposed;
d) approval and post marketing;
e) clinical trials;