Fundamentals of General and Pharmaceutical Hygiene - Dykyi I.L. 2003

Preface

The main objective of teaching hygiene in higher pharmaceutical educational institutions is to foster in students a conscious understanding of the interrelation between human health and all conditions of existence.

During the learning process, students must master the fundamental principles of hygiene as a science, understand The Nature and degree of impact exerted by key environmental factors on The Human Body, learn the scientific foundations of A balanced diet, and comprehend the principles of planning, construction, and equipping of pharmaceutical facilities—such as pharmacies, drug quality control laboratories, and pharmaceutical warehouses—as well as the principles of properly organizing the Sanitary and anti-epidemic regime during the compounding of medicinal products and monitoring its compliance.

This study guide outlines Research Methods for environmental factors alongside theoretical Background, with a strong emphasis on techniques for Sanitary and hygienic inspection of pharmacies and pharmaceutical enterprises; it also provides regulatory and legislative documents that enable accurate evaluation of the research findings obtained.

The guide includes Test Questions and situational problems with sample solutions covering the core topics of the discipline in accordance with the curriculum. This is designed to help students successfully acquire the theoretical and practical skills required for the Hygienic assessment of environmental factors and working conditions in pharmacies and pharmaceutical enterprises.

The acquired knowledge in hygiene will empower future pharmacy professionals to organize their work effectively, ensure the quality of medicinal products during preparation and storage, and maintain optimal working conditions.