Section 1: General 1. Clinical pharmacy process 2. Prescribing 3. Practical pharmacokinetics 4. Drug interactions 5. Adverse drug reactions 6. Laboratory data 7. Parenteral nutrition 8.

Pharmacoeconomics Section 2: Life stages 9. Neonates 10. Paediatrics 11. Geriatrics Section 3: Therapeutics 12. Peptic ulcer disease 13. Inflammatory bowel disease 14. Constipation and diarrhoea Hepatic Disorders 15. Adverse effects of drugs on the liver 16.

Liver disease Renal Disorders 17. Acute kidney injury 18. Chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal disease Cardiovascular Disorders 19. Hypertension 20. Coronary heart disease 21. Chronic heart failure 22. Arrhythmias 23. Thrombosis 24.

Dyslipidaemia Respiratory Disorders 25. Asthma 26. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Neurological and Psychological Disorders 27. Insomnia 28. Anxiety disorders 29. Affective disorders 30. Schizophrenia 31. Epilepsy 32.

Parkinson's disease 33. Pain 34. Nausea and vomiting Infections 35. Respiratory infections 36. Urinary tract infections 37. Gastrointestinal infections 38. Infective meningitis 39. Surgical site infection and antimicrobial prophylaxis 40.

Tuberculosis 41. HIV infection 42. Fungal infections Endocrine Disorders 43. Thyroid and parathyroid disorders 44. Diabetes mellitus Obstetric and Gynaecological Disorders 45. Menstrual cycle disorders 46. Menopause 47. Drugs in pregnancy and lactation Urological Disorders 48.

Prostate disease. Haematopoietic Disorders 49. Anaemia Malignant Disorders 50. Leukaemia 51. Lymphomas Rheumatic Disorders 52. Leukaemia 53. Lymphomas 54. Solid tumours Eye-Disorders 55.

Glaucoma Skin Disorders 56. Drug-induced skin disorders 57. Eczema and psoriasis 58. Wounds Section 4: Appendices Medical abbreviations Glossary.