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The syllabus for D.Pharm (Diploma in Pharmacy) can vary slightly depending on the university or educational institution offering the program. However, I can provide you with a general overview of the subjects typically covered in the D.Pharm syllabus:

  1. Pharmaceutics:
    • Introduction to dosage forms
    • Sources of drugs
    • Dosage form design
    • Manufacturing and evaluation of tablets, capsules, liquids, ointments, etc.
  2. Pharmaceutical Chemistry:
    • Inorganic pharmaceuticals
    • Organic pharmaceuticals
    • Medicinal chemistry
    • Biochemistry
  3. Pharmacognosy:
    • Introduction to pharmacognosy
    • Classification of crude drugs
    • Extraction techniques
    • Phytochemistry
  4. Pharmacology:
    • General pharmacology
    • Autonomic nervous system drugs
    • Cardiovascular system drugs
    • Drugs acting on the central nervous system
  5. Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy:
    • Introduction to hospital pharmacy
    • Drug distribution systems
    • Drug interactions and adverse effects
    • Clinical trials and regulatory affairs
  6. Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence:
    • Introduction to pharmacy laws
    • Pharmacy Act
    • Drug and Cosmetics Act
    • Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act
  7. Biochemistry and Clinical Pathology:
    • Basic concepts of biochemistry
    • Clinical tests and diagnostic procedures
    • Interpretation of laboratory tests
  8. Human Anatomy and Physiology:
    • Structure and functions of organs and systems
    • Pathophysiology related to drug therapy
  9. Pharmaceutical Engineering:
    • Fluid flow
    • Heat transfer
    • Size reduction and size separation
  10. Pharmaceutical Management:
    • Principles of management
    • Pharmaceutical marketing
    • Entrepreneurship development