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basic pharmacology basic pharmacology Using three of the brand name drugs drugs listed on the top 200 drug list, write a brief description of your chosen drugs, including Pharmacokinetics, side effect's, drug interactions. Rubric Code: FX64AB2 By apage4 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Pharmacy Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Needs improvement 10 pts	Competent 15 pts	Very Good 20 pts
Drug use 20 pts	Needs improvement Student includes two brand name drugs and their generic equivalent.	Competent Student includes two brand name drugs and their generic equivalent.	Very Good Student includes three brand name drugs and their generic equivalent.
Pharmacokinetics 20pts 20 pts	Needs improvement Explanations of pharmacokinetics are unclear and limited	Competent Explanation of drug pharmacokinetics is included but somewhat vague and lacking detail	Very Good Clearly explains the pharmacokinetics of each drug including
side effects 20 pts	Needs improvement Side effects are not listed or are incomplete and without detail	Competent mostly successful at listing side effects. Descriptions are vague and/or lacking detail.	Very Good Clearly and successfully listed side effects in detail including level and severity.
drug interactions 20 pts	Needs improvement Drug interactions are not listed or incomplete and without detail	Competent mostly successful at listing drug interactions. Descriptions are vague and/or lacking detail.	Very Good Clearly and successfully listed drug interaction in detail including level and severity.
Use of Standard English 20 pts	Needs improvement Most of the writing contains an incorrect use of spelling, punctuation, and grammar, and the use of Standard	Competent Writing contains several spelling, punctuation, or grammar errors. Mostly uses correct Standard English.	Very Good Writing contains correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Effective use of Standard English.