App: Pharmacology & Biomedical Apps
Developer: Aouatef Tounsi Nee Sliti
Genres: Bildung, Medizin

Get the Best pharmaceutical & biomedical learning apps in the field, by having +18 apps integrated in  ONE app.

This is a Flashcards & Quiz app for exam preparation, individual & professional development and continuous professional education (CPE).

This app contains the following sub apps:
- Pharmacology Study notes & quiz
- Pharmacy technician PTCE
- Biomedical engineering
- Medical Terminology by Branch
- Medical Leadership & management
- medical ethics
- Biology exam review
- Microbiology
- Management & economics
- Psychology terminology
- cardiovascular emergency nursing
- Introduction to Law & judicial system
- MBA materials
- Stress Management


This App contains +18 freemium apps each one contains 30 free flashcards & quizzes.

With This app You can write down your comments & add new cards  or choose the favorite ones!

With the advanced features of this app you can do the following:

1- 5 study methods with suits 99% of candidates
2- you can listen to the content of this app with Spotify technology added, just put your ear jack and enjoy learning everywhere.
3- you add your comments and notes to each flashcard.
4- you can edit the content of the study notes if you wish to elaborate more the content.
5- you add you own flashcards, notes or quizzes.
6- you can flag any flashcard or quiz or put it in your favorite list for review it later.
7- the wrong answered quizzes will be automatically selected for future review.
8- you can monitor you study session results easily.
9- you can search all the quiz and notes with the Search button by topic or key words.
10- you can go back to your last session in exactly the last flashcard or quiz you were studying.
11- you can navigate the chapters and flashcards easily with the "Go To" button.
12- This app monitors how many times you studied a specific flashcards.
We proudly could say that this the best and most sophisticated learning app ever developed in the app store.
Try it and give us your feedback, and always remember that knowledge is the most valuable asset that you have.
The pharmaceutical sciences are a group of interdisciplinary areas of study concerned with the design, action, delivery, and disposition of drugs. They apply knowledge from chemistry (inorganic, physical, biochemical and analytical), biology (anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, cell biology, and molecular biology), epidemiology, statistics, chemometrics, mathematics, physics, and chemical engineering.

The pharmaceutical sciences are further subdivided into several specific specialties, with four main branches:

Pharmacology: the study of the biochemical and physiological effects of drugs on human beings.
Pharmacodynamics: the study of the cellular and molecular interactions of drugs with their receptors. Simply "What the drug does to the body"
Pharmacokinetics: the study of the factors that control the concentration of drug at various sites in the body. Simply "What the body does to the drug" 
Pharmaceutical toxicology: the study of the harmful or toxic effects of drugs.[citation needed]
Pharmacogenomics: the study of the inheritance of characteristic patterns of interaction between drugs and organisms.
Pharmaceutical chemistry: the study of drug design to optimize pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, and synthesis of new drug molecules (Medicinal Chemistry).
Pharmaceutics: the study and design of drug formulation for optimum delivery, stability, pharmacokinetics, and patient acceptance.
Pharmacognosy: the study of medicines derived from natural sources.[45]
As new discoveries advance and extend the pharmaceutical sciences, subspecialties continue to be added to this list. Importantly, as knowledge advances, boundaries between these specialty areas of pharmaceutical sciences are beginning to blur. Many fundamental concepts are common to all pharmaceutical sciences. These shared fundamental concepts further the understanding of their applicability to all aspects of pharmaceutical research and drug therapy.

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