Nursing Pharmacology

Author: Xu Qiqin Yang Xinbo
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book is a unified teaching material for nursing majors in higher medical colleges across the country and is one of the "15th Five-Year Plan" series textbooks for higher medical colleges. The book consists of a general part and a detailed part, totaling 51 chapters. Based on the training objectives of higher nursing education, it briefly introduces the basic theories of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, and systematically presents the in vivo processes, pharmacological effects, clinical applications, and adverse reactions of commonly used drugs in clinical practice. This book highlights the characteristics of nursing medication, with key points on medication care provided at the end of each chapter, and includes additional chapters on basic knowledge of medication care, vitamin drugs, electrolyte and acid-base balance drugs, disinfectant and antiseptic drugs, and antidote drugs. To facilitate readers in learning and mastering basic pharmacological knowledge, the preparation and usage of drugs are detailed in each chapter, with concise summaries provided at the beginning of each chapter and review questions at the end. An English-Chinese index of drug names is also included at the back of the book for easy reference. This book is suitable for nursing majors in higher medical colleges and adult education.