Lecture Notes on Clinical Pharmacology

by Reid (Author)

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  Paperback
  1992

  $3.29

  This volume is about how and when to use drugs. It covers the basic principles of clinical pharmacology and drug therapy, including pharmacokinetics and the clinical pharmacology of widely used drugs. It is organized in chapters based on major disease states and organ systems. The chapters have all been revised and updated, and include information on new drugs and those newly withdrawn. The chapter on drugs and endocrine disease has been reinstated. This book is designed as an undergraduate text in clinical pharmacology and therapeutics, as a revision aid for those studying for higher exams, and as a reference for practitioners.

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  Paperback
  1996

  $3.29

  Lecture Notes on Clinical Pharmacology is now the core text for medical students, junior doctors, general practitioners and allied health professionals who want a concise introduction to the subject of clinical pharmacology and the latest information on new and withdrawn drugs. This book provides the reader with all the necessary information to achieve a thorough understanding of how drugs work, their interaction with the body in health and disease, and how to use these drugs appropriately in clinical situations. Now entering its sixth edition, Lecture Notes on Clinical Pharmacology maintains the successful formula of the previous editions, bridging the gap between laboratory science and the bedside, and providing an easy-to-use format. Topics are grouped into sections to allow quick reference for revision and logical progression for more in depth study. This highly regarded book will continue to be a firm favourite with all those who require a clear and practical understanding of clinical Pharmacology.

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  Hardcover
  1985

  $122.49

  This member of the Lecture Notes series presents important principles of clinical pharmacology for undergraduate and postgraduate medical students by emphasizing current therapeutic practice. Important contemporary areas such as drug level monitoring, drugs in pregnancy and drugs in the elderly are discussed in the introductory chapters, and the rapidly growing sub-specialties such as oncology and anti-arrhythmic therapy are also covered.