Introduction to Clinical Pharmacology

Author: Guo Huiling
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book primarily introduces the mechanisms of clinical drug action and the relevant basic theoretical knowledge of rational drug use, providing a theoretical basis for guiding the design of clinical drug administration regimens and the rational use of drugs. The content of the book includes chapters such as the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs in the body, the fundamentals of clinical pharmacokinetics, therapeutic drug monitoring and the design of clinical drug administration regimens, drug interactions, adverse drug reactions, drug-induced diseases, clinical rational drug use, rational drug use under special physiological and pathological conditions, clinical common drug poisoning and rescue, the irrational use of common clinical drugs, and the evaluation of clinical drug utilization. By monitoring and evaluating clinical drugs, it elaborates on the interaction between drugs and the human body from aspects such as therapeutic drug monitoring and pharmacokinetic research, adverse drug reaction monitoring, and the mechanisms of drug interactions. This aims to improve drug efficacy and reduce adverse reactions, providing pharmaceutical services tailored to the patient's constitution. The book provides a detailed discussion of the basic theoretical knowledge of clinical pharmacology, including the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs in the body, the fundamentals of clinical pharmacokinetics, therapeutic drug monitoring and the design of clinical drug administration regimens, drug interactions and their clinical significance, adverse drug reactions, drug-induced diseases, clinical rational drug use, rational drug use under special physiological and pathological conditions, the irrational use of common clinical drugs, clinical common drug poisoning and rescue, and the evaluation of clinical drug utilization. Each chapter discusses the relevant content from aspects of basic theory, methods, and latest research progress, aiming to elucidate the mechanisms of clinical drug action and the relevant basic knowledge of rational drug use, providing a theoretical basis for guiding the design of clinical drug administration regimens and rational drug use. This book can be used as a reference textbook for medical and pharmaceutical studies and is also suitable for clinical physicians and pharmacists to learn and reference.