Lecture Notes On Pharmacology
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Lecture Notes: Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Lecture Notes: Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics provides all the necessary information, within one short volume, to achieve a thorough understanding of how drugs work, their interaction with the body in health and disease, and the practical aspects of prescribing drugs appropriately in clinical situations. Presented in an easy-to-use format, this eighth edition builds on the clinical relevance for which the title has become well-known, and features an up to date review of drug use across all major clinical disciplines together with an overview of contemporary medicines regulation and drug development. Key features include: A section devoted to the practical aspects of prescribing Clinical scenarios and accompanying questions to contextualise information End of chapter summary boxes Numerous figures and tables which help distill the information for revision purposes Whether you need to develop or refresh your knowledge of pharmacology, Lecture Notes: Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics presents 'need to know' information for all those involved in prescribing.
Lecture Notes on Clinical Pharmacology
This book is a core text that will appeal to medical students, junior doctors, general practitioners and allied health professionals who want a concise introduction to the subject. The aim of the book is to integrate basic science with clinical practice, bridging the gap between laboratory science and the bedside, the result being a text that will serve as a reference to the practitioner as well as student.
Lecture Notes on Pharmacology
This is a concise textbook of modern pharmacology for readers with a simple biochemical, chemical and physiological background. The first part logically develops fundamental principles upon which further information is gradually built, making full use of `type substances', key tables and clear, explanatory diagrams. In the second part these principles are extended to include the pharmacology of drugs acting on specific body systems, and the final part contains sections on toxicology, the use and abuse of therapeutic agents and drug discovery and development. The logical approach will appeal to those coming into pharmacology from ancillary sciences, and the therapeutic bias of the book will ensure it a warm reception from medical and veterinary students