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The document outlines a structured evaluation framework for a pharmacology assessment, detailing various sections including prescription writing, drug dose calculation, evaluation of promotional drug literature, adverse drug reactions, fixed dose combinations, critical appraisal of prescriptions, P drug analysis, drug nomenclature, and drug interactions. Each section specifies the marks allocated and the criteria or topics to be covered, emphasizing practical applications and critical thinking in pharmacological contexts. The assessment aims to evaluate students' understanding and application of pharmacological principles in clinical scenarios.

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OSPE Template

The document outlines a structured evaluation framework for a pharmacology assessment, detailing various sections including prescription writing, drug dose calculation, evaluation of promotional drug literature, adverse drug reactions, fixed dose combinations, critical appraisal of prescriptions, P drug analysis, drug nomenclature, and drug interactions. Each section specifies the marks allocated and the criteria or topics to be covered, emphasizing practical applications and critical thinking in pharmacological contexts. The assessment aims to evaluate students' understanding and application of pharmacological principles in clinical scenarios.

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OSPE

30 marks
Prescription Writing (6 marks)
Heart Failure Acute Pulmonary Oedema MI &Angina
OP Poisoning RA Fe Deficiency Anaemia
Myesthenia Gravis Bronchial Asthma Dyslipidemia
BPH Cough Vomiting
Migraine Diabetes Acid Peptic Disease
Glaucoma Hypothyroidism/Hyperthyr Diarrhea
oidism
Gout Osteoporosis Tuberculosis
Osteoarthritis Methyl Alcohol Poisoning Leprosy
Epilepsy Depression Malaria
Parkinson’s Disease Anxiety UTI
Psychosis Opioid Deaddiction Amoebiasis/Dysentry
Mania Hypertension Scabies
Drug Dose Calculation (2 marks)
• Any one problem from the problems practiced.
Evaluation of Promotional Drug Literature
(4 marks)
• Evaluate based on checklist:
• Name of the product
• Name and address of marketing Company
• Are following included in the Advertisement:
▪ Generic name/ ingredients
▪ Contents of active ingredient dosage form
▪ Dosage of regimen
▪ Indication for use
▪ Precautions
▪ Contraindication/ warning
▪ Adverse effects
▪ Drug interactions if any
▪ References – yes/no, if yes published/ unpublished
Adverse Drug Reaction (4 marks)
Can be:
• Picture Based
• PVG related
• Clinical Case based Managing/Identifying an ADR
Fixed Dose Combination (2 marks)
• General Advantage/Disadvantages of FDC
• Rationality/Irrationality of Given FDC
• Explain the basis with help of following points
• 1)An identifiable patient group or clinical condition that
• may require the constituents
• 2) Pharmacological basis of the combination
• 3) Does the combination indicate increased efficacy
• 4) Does the combination indicate decreased side effects
• 5) Are the pharmacokinetics of individual constituents
• compatible with the dosing frequency
Critical Appraisal of a Prescription (4 marks)
P drug Analysis (4 marks)
• P drug Analysis for a given clinical case
• Justify P class
• Justify P drug
• Based on Efficacy, Safety, Cost, Suitability
Drug Nomenclature/ Essential Medicine/ Drug
Dependence/Clinical Trial (2 marks)
• One Question on any one of the above
• Generic/ Branded Drug Differences
• Generic Name/Branded Drug Name differences
• Treatment of Drug Abuse
• Components of Clinical Trial: Different Phases, difference between
them, Informed Consent
Drug Interaction (2 marks)
• Clinical Case Based
• Identify what type of drug interaction:
Chemical/Pharmacokinetic/Pharmacodynamic?
• Explain why it has happened

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