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The laboratory includes the tools and equipment necessary for the student to acquire the required skills in the preparation of liquid pharmaceutical forms and solid pharmaceutical forms: such as syrups, elixirs, suspensions, emulsions, eye drops, eye drops, triggers, compresses, and monitoring of these forms. The student also learns to prepare semi-solid pharmaceutical forms and cosmetics (ointments, creams, suppositories, sunscreens, deodorants and lipsticks).
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Experiments are conducted on the rabbit, rat, and frog and the effect of stimulant and depressant drugs on the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system, cardiac and intestinal function, and the effect of drug doses on them, such as adrenaline, acetylcholine, atropine, and others. In the toxicology and forensic toxicology courses, the student is introduced to metallic and volatile toxins and the study of various clinical cases.
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The laboratory contains the special equipment needed to conduct various organic chemistry tests that aim to enable the student to deal with chemical substances from synthesis, self-determination tests and calibration of elements and functional groups of organic compounds, as well as the equipment used in extraction processes, the use of organic solvents, detection and identification of various plant extracts and their quantitative and qualitative analysis.
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This laboratory teaches the student methods of preparing samples of drug powders, detecting their diagnostic and characteristic elements of plant tissues microscopically, identifying medicinal plants and the section used in them, the active ingredients found in them, and recognizing the benefits and medicinal uses of many drugs.
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This course studies the physical and chemical properties of drugs and their absorption, distribution, and excretion. It includes an introduction to pharmaceutical chemistry and then examines a variety of topics. Pre-existing drugs are described in terms of their biological properties and the relationship between their structure and effect is explained. The mechanisms and methods used to determine the identity of active pharmaceutical substances are explained.
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In this laboratory, students are trained on some analytical methods and their fundamentals and the basics of instrumentation, including training on how to prepare standard solutions and titrations in their forms (modification - precipitation - complex formation - oxidation and return - spectrophotometric titrations), how to work on the spectrophotometer, and introducing analytical laboratory instruments such as pH, conductivity, viscosity and others.
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This laboratory trains students in the qualitative and quantitative detection of impurities and impurities, definition of concentrations, and preparation of standard solutions. In addition to measuring the moisture in foodstuffs and the percentage of proteins in fatty substances, in addition to introducing them to the principles of food control and teaching them the laboratory skills that enable them to do so.
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This laboratory trains students to dissect experimental animals such as the frog, rabbit, and fish and identify their organs. Many organs of animals such as the cow and the sheep's brain are studied.
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The laboratory includes the necessary equipment for conducting practical experiments in biology and clinical biology. In this laboratory, practical experiments are conducted to familiarize students with the structure, properties and reactions of the qualitative detection of basic biological compounds involved in the synthesis of living matter and then move to experiments to determine the concentrations of these substances in various organic fluids that are associated with clinical conditions such as determining the concentration of glucose, cholesterol and lipids in the blood, in addition to the titration of bilirubin, liver yeasts and uric acid to assess the incidence of various clinical diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, liver disease, urinary system and other clinical diseases, and so on.
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This laboratory is concerned with introducing the student to the most important pathogenic germs and parasites, the method of infection with them, methods of diagnosis and treatment, with the presentation of their morphological characteristics and the life cycle of each of them, where they are presented in the form of ready-made preparations (slides) by means of light microscopes.
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