Description This course focuses on the theoretical knowledge required for safe medication administration. Knowledge of human anatomy and physiology will be integrated into the curriculum as mechanisms of action, therapeutic effects, adverse effects, and drug interactions are explored. The study of common drug classifications along with selected frequently used medications in each classification will be included. Legislation is reviewed with regards to over the counter and prescription drugs, and political, social, economic, and ethical factors will be discussed. Applicable professional practice interventions are examined with supporting rationale. Notes This class is available to Emergency Services Students only Requisites Completed or concurrently enrolled in:EM1000 - Anatomy I (3)EM1020 - Paramedic Foundations I (6)EM2100 - Physiology I (3)EM2400 - Physical Examination and History Gathering (3)WR1100 - Communications for Health Professionals (3) Course Timetable HY Varies Jan 6 2026 - Apr 23 2026 Grande Prairie Campus Varies Instructor TBA Open: 4 of 24 spots filled Add to timetable add Course Outlines Find out everything you need to know about your upcoming or past courses. Understand the learning outcomes, evaluation methods, delivery mode, and prerequisites. View all historical course outlines
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