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FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES - NUTRITION AND DIETETIC - BES 317 - FOOD-DRUG INTERACTIONS
Fakulte:
10
Bolum:
4
Ders Id No:
9016001523797
Katalog Id:
37607
Ders Tipi:
1
Ogretim Duzeyi:
2
Ogretim Turu:
1
Course Information
Faculty Name:
FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Section Name:
NUTRITION AND DIETETIC
Teaching Level Name:
Under Graduate
Course Name:
FOOD-DRUG INTERACTIONS
Lesson Code:
BES 317
Period:
05
Theoric:
2
Practice:
0
Laboratory:
0
Credit:
2.0
Ects Credits:
3.0
Course Type Name:
Elective
Course Language:
Turkish
Course Coordinator:
Head of Department
Teaching Staff:
Instr. Dr. Leyla TEVFİKOĞLU PEHLİVAN
Assistants:
The Aim of the course:
Improving knowledge of biochemical effect of some used
drugs and chemicals on the nutrients, applying of these
knowledge on nutritional programme people having drug
treatment
Course Content:
Interactions between dietary factors (nutrients and
nutrients) and drug or drug groups and other chemicals,
which impact bioavailability, requirement and function of
nutrients in animals and humans.
Course Source:
Nutirition, food and Drug Interactions in Man Debry
G.(Eds). Karger. Basel, Munchen 1984
Roe D. A. Drug and Nutrient Interactions. A problem
oriented Reference Guide. 4th Edition. American Dietetic
Association. Chicago 1989.
Clinical Implications of Drug Use. Volume I. Basu T. K.(ed).
CRC press.Boca, Raton Florida. 1980
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