Module Name Pharmacoterapy of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine 
Module Level, If Applicable 4th Year
Code, If Applicable SFA-989
Semester (S) In Which The Module Is Taught Seventh Semester
Person Responsible For The Module Apt. Suci Hanifah, Ph.D
Lecturer(S) Apt. Suci Hanifah, Ph.D
Language English-Indonesian
Relation To Curriculum Elective Courses
Types Of Teaching And Learning Class Size Attendance Time (Hours Per Week Per Semester) Forms Of Active Participation Workload
Teaching 50 2 Lectures  Lectures: 2 (Hours) X 14 (Meeting) 28
Preparation And Follow Up: 4 (Hours) X 14 (Self-Learning) 56
Group Discussion 50 1 Case-Studies And Report Writing Practical: 1 (Hours) X 12 (Meeting) 12
Preparation And Follow Up: 2 (Hours) X 12 (Self-Preparation) 24
Total Workload 120 Hours
ECTS 3.29 ECTS
Credit Points 3 CU
Requirements According To Examination Regulations Minimum Attendance At Lectures Is 75% (According To Uii Regulation). Final Score Is Evaluated Based On Assignment And Reports (40%), Mid Semester Exam (30%), And End Semester Exam (30%).   
Recommended Prerequisites Pharmaceutical Dispensing 
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Module Objectives/Intended Learning On Successful Completion Of The Course Students will be able to

  1. Understand master the principle of triage, distinguish emergency sign, priority sign, ABCD concept, and  master the concept of the principlesof -pronsip  service in the emergency unit
  2. Understand master the  theoretical  concept of ICU patient characteristics and service principles in ICU
  3. analyze  drug  use  problems  and     reconcile patients  in emergency units and intensive care units
  4. apply the principle of preparing  medicines forhigh alert and high alert  appropriately  
  5. practice    cardiac  resuscitation  and  stop  breathing
  6. practice  first  aid  measures  in  case of  work  accidents
  7. apply  drug  management  and  consumable  medical preparations    in  disaster conditions
Content
  1. High alert medicines
  2. Emergency medicines
  3. Fever emergency   in  children
  4. Emergency in  shock
  5. Emergency on  toxicity/ESO
  6. Emergency on  dehydration
  7. Emergency in  bleeding  or  surgery
  8. Emergency in respiratory   disorders
  9. Pharmacy disaster management
Study And Examination Requirements And Forms Of Examination Mid-Term, Final Term, Group Paper
Media Employed Slides (Power Points), And Video
Reading Lists
  1. Brunton, L., Parker, K., Blumenthal, D., Buxton, I., 2008, Goodman & Gilman’s Manual Pharmacology and Therapeutics,McGraw-Hill
  2. Dipiro, JT., Talbert, RL., Yee, GC., et al, 2017, Pharmacotherapy: a pathophysiologic approach, 10th  ed,McGraw-Hill
  3. Dipiro, J.T, et al., 2016, Casebook Pharmacotherapy, McGraw-Hill
  4. Related journals