Clinical pharmacology

Author: Qiao Hailin
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book consists of 23 chapters. Chapters 1-15 cover the general part, primarily elaborating on the basic concepts of clinical pharmacology, clinical drug use in the elderly, clinical drug use during pregnancy and lactation, genetics and clinical drug use, liver and kidney disease and clinical drug use, adverse drug reactions and drug-induced diseases, drug abuse and drug dependence, drug interactions, basic principles of rational clinical drug use, pharmacoeconomics, and pharmacy management. Chapters 16-23 cover the specific part, mainly introducing drugs acting on the central nervous system, anti-inflammatory drugs, antihypertensive drugs, drugs for congestive heart failure, anti-myocardial ischemia drugs, and antimicrobial drugs. The general part of the book is relatively comprehensive, while the specific part has been slightly condensed to avoid excessive repetition with basic pharmacology. To meet the needs of bilingual teaching, each chapter includes an English abstract at the beginning, which is a new attempt. Thought-provoking questions are also provided at the end of each chapter for reference. This book is suitable for undergraduate medical, pharmaceutical, and graduate teaching in medical colleges and universities, as well as serving as a continuing education textbook for clinical physicians. Instructors can arrange the teaching content based on the target audience and teaching plan.