Description

Organic, inorganic, physical, medicinal, and analytical chemistry are all included in the branch of applied chemistry known as pharmaceutical chemistry. These disciplines are also used in the preparation, synthesis, standardisation, interpretation of drug actions, drug interactions, and analysis of chemical substances for use as medicines. Pharmaceutical products address certain ailments in patients, hence enhancing their health. Before these medications are released onto the market, a thorough study process is followed. These medications go through clinical testing before being administered to people. To gauge their effectiveness and safety, they are initially tested on animals. Later, these medications are given to patients on doctor's prescriptions. The biomolecules that truly characterise life are nucleic acids. The goal of this book is to provide chemists with the knowledge and abilities needed to carry out their clinical pharmacy practise duties. Instead of teaching students what they need to know about medications and treatments, the emphasis is on teaching them about how clinical pharmacy is practised.