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PHY 637-ToPICS IN PHARMACEUTICAL ADMINISTRATION. 3 credits
 Analysis of special topics and recent developments in pharmaceutical administra-
tion including innovations in the distribution of drugs and health-care services,
such as third party prescription payment plans and extended health-care facilities.
PHY 643-PHARMACEUTICAL EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY. 4 credits
 Industrial pharmaceutical machinery and equipment such as colloid mills and
homogenizers, sifters, pulverizers, centrifuges, tablet machines and ampul washers,
fillers and sealers. Manufacture of pharmaceutical products on a pilot-plant scale
in the laboratory.
PHY 645-PHARMACEUTICAL MACHINERY AND PRODUCT FORMULATION.
 4 credits
 Continuation of PHY 643 with rationale and design of some pharmaceutical
dosage forms, particularly on inherent physical and chemical problems, stability
and biopharmacy. Selected formulas prepared for evaluation on a laboratory and
pilot-plant scale.
PHY 647-PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCT FORMULATION. 4 credits
 Continuation of PHY 645. Rationale and design of some pharmaceutical dosage
 forms, such as inherent physical and chemical problems, stability and biopharmacy.
 Selected formulas prepared for evaluation on a laboratory and pilot-plant scale.
 PHY 653-PARENTERALS. 5 credits
 Techniques of preparation, administration, and testing of materials designed
 for parenteral injection.
 PHY 655-CLINICAL PHARMACY. 5 credits
 Professional attitudes, skills, knowledge and understandings necessary to provide
 patient-oriented pharmaceutical services in community and institutional health-care
 facilities. Conferences and discussion periods.
 PHY 656-THERAPEUTICS IN CLINICAL PHARMACY. 3 credits
 Disease-oriented aspects of rational drug therapy. Case materials and clinical
 problems related to drug therapy. Oral reports, informal conferences, and critical
 review of papers on clinical pharmacy. Master's candidates specializing in clinical
 pharmacy must register for two quarters of this course.
 PHY 697-SUPERVISED RESEARCH. 1 to 5 credits
 Credit not applicable toward degree. May be repeated.
 PHY 698-SUPERVISED TEACHING. 1 to 5 credits
 Credit not applicable toward degree. May be repeated.
 PHY 699-MASTER'S RESEARCH. 1 to 17 credits
 PHY 799-DOCTORAL RESEARCH. 1 to 17 credits


 PHILOSOPHY

 (College of Arts and Sciences)
 GRADUATE FACULTY 1971-72
 HAYNES, R. P., Acting Chairman; ALLISON, H. E.; HANNA, T. L.; JONES,
 W. B.; LEWIS, A. L., JR.; MEGILL, K. A.; MEHLBERO, H.; MILLIKAN, J. D.;
 MORRIS, C. W. (emeritus); ZEMAN, J. J.; ZWEIG, M. B.

 Graduate Coordinator: H. E. ALLISON
 The department offers programs leading to the M.A., M.A.T., and Ph.D.