Medication selection

Author: Zhao Shuwen
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: This book covers a wide range of topics, involving major diseases treated with drugs across various clinical departments and systems, divided into 21 chapters. Each chapter is organized and elaborated uniformly under the headings "Overview," "Drugs," and "Selection." The "Overview" primarily introduces the general situation of the disease; the "Drugs" section lists the medications used to treat the disease and explains their mechanisms of action, dosage, and adverse reactions; the "Selection" is the key part, describing the best drugs (or first-line drugs) and practical treatment plans for the disease. This arrangement aligns with the original intent of the book and facilitates reference and application by readers. The content strives to be both novel and practical, linking theory with practice, concise, and easy to understand. It can serve as a reference book for medical personnel in their clinical work and also as a study guide for students in medical and pharmaceutical schools.