Module 13 : Phytopharmacy/ PP (8.24 ECTS)
Degree Programme Undergraduate Programme in Community and Clinical Pharmacy Title of Module Phytopharmacy
Abbreviation PP
Title of Class FK3121 General Pharmacognosy
Semester 5
Responsible for Module Prof. Dr. Asep Gana Suganda
Lecturer Prof. Dr. Sukrasno
Dr. Rika Hartati
Language Indonesian
Assignment to Programme Undergraduate Programme in Community and Clinical Pharmacy Compulsory Class, Semester 5
Class Type / Hours Lecture / 3 h per week Workload Study time in class: 48 h
Study time at home: 96 h
Credits 4.17 ECTS
Requirements Attended classes of Cell biology and Botany Pharmacy Study Goals / Skills Knowledges
Explain the natural product medicines especially from medicinal plants including all aspects of pharmacological use, active compounds which are responsibility for the pharmacological activity, and concept of standardization of herbal medicines
Skill
Examine the quality of herbal medicines products and give information to the patients and other health profession about herbal medicines
Competence
Analyze herbal medicines in all aspect for clinical and community application
Content 1. Introduction, syllabus, lecture topics, references. Literatures/references 2. Definition, history, and development of pharmacognosy, history and
the development of natural product drug in Indonesia,
3. Classification of natural product drug in Indonesia and those legal aspect;
4. Definition of crude drugs and extract used as natural product drugs, 5. Factors that influence the quality of natural products;
6. Important medicinal plants family with its characteristics;
7. Chemical constituent responsible for biological activity; standardization of crude drug and natural product,
8. Quality specification of crude drugs based on organoleptic, macroscopis and microscopic, physical, biological, chemical and physicochemical
properties in order to yield the safety and qualified natural product Assessment Written exam (mid and final exam) and tasks
Media Blackboard, overhead projector, beamer
Literatures Evans, W.C., 2009, Trease and Evans Pharmacognosy16th ed, Elsevier, Edinburgh.
Heinrich M, Barnes J, Gibbons D, Williamson EM, 2004, Fundamental Pharmacognosy and Phytotherapy, Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier, London.
Hoffmann,D., 2003, Medical Herbalism The Science and Practice of Herbal Medicine, Healing Arts Press, Rochester.
Quality Control methods for medicinal plant material, WHO, Geneva, 2008 &2011.
Farmakope Herbal Indonesia Edisi I dan Suplemen 1, 2, 3, Kementerian Kesehatan Indonesia, Jakarta, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2013.
Degree Programme Undergraduate Programme in Community and Clinical Pharmacy Title of Module Phytopharmacy
Abbreviation PP
Title of Class FK3221 Phytotherapy
Semester 6
Responsible for Module Prof. Dr. Asep Gana Suganda
Lecturer Prof. Dr. Asep Gana Suganda
Dr. Muhamad Insanu
Language Indonesian
Assignment to Programme Undergraduate Programme in Community and Clinical Pharmacy Compulsory Class, Semester 6
Class Type / Hours Lecture / 3 h per week Workload Study time in class: 48 h
Study time at home: 96 h
Credits 4.17 ECTS
Requirements Attended classes of Cell Biology, Pharmacognosy, Botany Pharmacy, Organic Chemistry of Drugs, Basic Pharmaceutical Analysis and Instrumental Pharmacy Analysis
Study Goals / Skills Knowledge :
Explain the concept of phytotherapy and all realted aspect including the pharmacological uses of medicinal plants, indications, side effects, interaction.
Skill :
Apply herbal medicines for medicinal purposes and to give information about medicinal plants to patients and other health profession
Competence :
Conclude medicinal plants for curing and preventing disease and maintain the health with rational phytotherapy especially for self medication
Content 1. Introduction, syllabus, lecture topics, references.
Literatures/references
2. Definition and history of plant as source of medicine,
3. Problems related to medicinal plants, holistic medicine concept, and regulation of plant usage in the health.
4. Medicinal plant in Indonesia traditional medicine,
5. Chemical substance in medicinal plant with its biological activity (phenol, cyanogenic glycoside, mucilago, volatile oil, glucosynolate, flavonoid, tannin, resin, alkaloid, coumarine, anthraquinone, saponin, cardiotonic glycoside, etc.).
6. Pharmacokinetic substance from of medicinal plants,
7. Drug interaction of herbal medicine, dosage and formulation of herbal medicine, selected plants for certain pathological condition, selected plants for certain system disorders, and also materia medica of selected plant (especially Indonesian plant)
Assessment Written exam (mid and final exam), and tasks Media Blackboard, overhead projector, beamer
Literatures Schulz V., Hansel R., Tyler V.E., Rational Phytotherapy: A Physicians’ Guide to Herbal Medicine, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1998
Hoffmann,D., Medical Herbalism The Science and Practice of Herbal Medicine, Healing Arts Press, Rochester, 2003
Mills S., Bone K., Principles and Practice of Phytotherapy-Modern Herbal Medicine, Churchill Livingstone, London, 2000
