Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Coming toward the end ol the pre- clinical worlc, the course in pharmacol-, ogy introduces the aspiring physician to the basic drugs he shall use in his prac- tice. Stressing the pathophysiologic effect ol clrugs, the meclic is taught rules 01 their dosage and given pointers in the art old dispensing them. From his sojourn in the peculiar seventh-lloor atmosphere, the inlormecl medic shall learn: lo be humbly aware ol the need lor constant stucly ol new developments in pliarmacology, and to review olcler concepts: To prescribe with thought and accuracy. cognizant of moral and legal obliga- tions: To write prescriptions-in the metric system-legibly lor the pharmacist qbut not too legibly lor the patientjg lo lceep abreast ol' pharmaceutical house panaceas, and yet be confident ol' time-tested meclications: lo be prudent in pharmaceutical house investments: 'Iio rely upon the benefit ol a clrug in the light ol what a pliysictiatrs atten- tion ancl tor a placc-bo might do under the same conditions. y 005 v-UP f -- joseph DiPalma, NLD. Professor and Head, Department of Pharmacology Pharmacology . 5 3 x 1- F'l-f-'I- Fi: fliiggsyf ww sm.-:sl f it ' 2 alum 5915. Byfun. fampgcr. Umbra. Ro? wnfirr Sanur Gyrup. Squaw 67199. Renaissance Laboratory Chemists distilling, pressing and trans- forming herhs into medicine.

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