About author : PHARMACOLOGY-I Mr. Abhay Kumar Mishra is presently working as Assistant Professor at Government Pharmacy College, Siwan, Bihar. He has overall 05 years of Industrial and 04 years of teaching experience and having also in research experience. He was a member of Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission. He has one patent and one research paper in National journal. He has delivered many lectures and Training session in various pharmaceutical companies. He has provided many private training sessions to many pharmaceutical industries. He has completed his UG from College of Pharmaceutical sciences, Mohuda, Berhampur, Odisha. He has completed his PG from The Pharmaceutical college, Barpali, Odisha and also Pursuing Ph.D. from Mangalayatan University. Aligarh, Utter Pradesh. His core competency is in quality assurance, analytical method development, Tablet Production, regulatory affairs, formulation development and pharmaceutical audits. Dr. RAVINDRA CHANDRAKANT SUTAR, M.Pharm (Pharmacology),PGPRDU,Ph.D. (Pharmacy), MBA(Mfg.Mgmt.); MBA(Data Science and Business Analytics- Pursuing) Dr. R. C. Sutar is an Associate Prof & HOD, Department of Pharmacology in Sanjivani College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (Autonomous), Kopargaon affiliated to SPPU, Pune where he imparts his knowledge and expertise to aspiring students. He has 16 Years and 7 Months teaching experience in the field of Pharmaceutical Technology. Dr. R C Sutar has completed his B.Pharmacy from Pravara Rural College of Pharmacy, Loni, Maharashtra, India and furthered his education by obtaining master's and doctoral degrees from Department of Pharmacy, Annamalai University Tamilnadu, India. To add on his Professional growth he has completed Post Graduate Diploma in Promoting Rational Drugs Use from Directorate of Distance Education, Annamalai University, Tamilnadu and Master of Business Administration from YCMOU, Nashik, Maharashtra. Currently he is Pursuing Master of Business Adm

About book : INTRODUCTION The foundation of the medical field is the medical science of pharmacology since medications are the mainstay of treatment for human ailments. Therefore, in order to optimize the advantages and reduce the hazards of pharmaceuticals to receivers, it is crucial to describe the pharmacological basis of therapies. The primary audience for this pharmacology lecture note is undergraduate students studying health sciences, including nursing, midwifery, health officers, and laboratory technology. However, a lot of the information should also be applicable to other medical practitioners whose line of work includes medication therapy or similar topics. By comprehending the basic scientific tenets of pharmacology, the practitioner is intended to be empowered. To advance comprehension, the effects of archetypal medications on physiological and pathological systems are elucidated in detail. We briefly discuss some similar medications. The national drug list for Ethiopia and the wealth of knowledge gained by instructing numerous health profession students in pharmacology are the two main factors used in the drug selection process. The majority of the chapters conclude with questions that test the reader's comprehension of the ideas presented in the chapter. The chapters begin with a list of objectives to help the reader. The introduction of most sections gives a summary of the topics that will be covered. We hope that this material will be a useful companion in our search of a fundamental understanding in pharmacology, a most intriguing field of therapeutic knowledge. Readers are welcome to consult the references listed for more information. The Authors