Carroll L. Ramos, Ph.D., R.Ph.
Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Southwestern
Courses
Pharm 3615 Pathophysiology I: Topics in general pathology are
discussed, including cancer, infectious diseases, and rheumatic, joint, and connective
tissue disorders, followed by the functional anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of the nervous system with emphasis on
neurophysiology, the central nervous system, selected topics in sensory
physiology, neurological and psychiatric disorders, the autonomic nervous
system, and skeletal muscle physiology.
Pharm 3725 Pathophysiology II: The functional anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology
of the digestive, endocrine, cardiovascular, respiratory, and renal systems are
discussed with emphasis on the pathological and clinical features of major
disease states involving these systems.
Pharm 3032 Prescription Products: The objective of this course is to provide pharmacy students with a
practical understanding of the most frequently prescribed and dispensed
prescription drugs. Drugs are grouped
according to major disease states commonly encountered in pharmacy practice and
for each drug, students develop
a working knowledge of brand and generic names, dosage forms, general pharmacology, major drug
interactions, common adverse effects, and important patient information.
Research
We are interested in the antioxidant activity of natural
products, including wines produced from
Faculty Sponsor for the Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society, Beta
Upsilon Chapter
Contact Information
Carroll L. Ramos, Ph.D., R.Ph.
Southwestern
(580)774-3272
les.ramos@swosu.edu