141DRUG DISPLAY ALBUM: EXERCISE FOR UNDERGRADUATES IN PHARMACOLOGYBackground: Teaching clinical pharmacology to undergraduate medical students improves rational prescribing of medicines. To make the subject attractive and useful, drug display album (DDA) was started. The main objective is to involve students actively in learning the subject. Method: 3rd semester MBBS students were asked to prepare Drug display album (DDA) which consists of a drug package well displayed on a sheet with one of the tablets/capsules opened up so as both sides are visible. Student writes the information given on the drug label along with its relevance. History of the drug, its chemistry, pharmacology, and available dosage forms were also included. Results: A questionnaire was given to know the usefulness of this exercise. 84 students participated in this questionnaire. 90% of students found this exercise very useful and recommended to repeat once in fortnight with different drugs. Conclusion: This exercise stimulated the interest in learning and understanding the subject; improved student’s knowledge on various pharmacological aspects.drgujjarla@gmail.comResearch612016 undergraduate curriculum, clinical pharmacologyHima Bindu GujjarlamudiAss Professor, Dept. of Pharmacology, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Ongole, Andhra Pradesh, India