Three ongoing learning checks will be carried out to allow the effectiveness of the study carried out to be checked and possibly improved with in-depth lessons and also during the teacher's office hours. The objective of the exam consists in verifying the level of achievement of the previously indicated educational objectives through at least 4/5 questions where the first two are of general nature, to which if the candidate does not answer correctly the test is considered not passed and 2/3 of the special part of the course. The student will have to demonstrate to KNOW and to be able to APPLY the knowledge acquired on the basic principles of pharmacology and on the classes of drugs used in the different pathological contexts, CONNECT the topics and ADDRESS and SOLVE complex problems that arise in pharmacological practice, also demonstrating the possession of communication skills and correct use of appropriate terminology. The final grade is the result of assessments of the candidate's ability to correctly and adequately present the topics addressed. The evaluated exam is considered passed in the interval between 18-30 and is communicated immediately at the end of the test. Honors are awarded in the case of complete and brilliant exposures.