Practical Infectious Disease Physician Prescription Handbook

Author: Yu Youjun
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Chapters 11 to 21 discuss the basic characteristics and treatment principles of infectious diseases, as well as the applications, medication principles, adverse reactions, and precautions of antimicrobial drugs, antiviral drugs, immunomodulators, traditional Chinese medicine, intravenous fluids, artificial liver support systems, and other treatments in infectious diseases. Chapters 11 to 21 introduce the key points of diagnosis and treatment, prescription rationale, drug composition, dosage and administration, and medication instructions for classic infectious diseases and newly discovered infectious diseases in the past 20 years. The appendix includes a comprehensive table of dosage and administration for commonly used drugs in infectious diseases, normal reference values for laboratory tests in infectious diseases, incubation periods, isolation periods, and quarantine periods for close contacts of common infectious diseases.
This book is a specialized work on clinical medication for infectious diseases, presenting prescriptions that embody the essence of clinical medication theory for infectious diseases and the practical experience of the Infectious Diseases Hospital of Changsha City. It highlights the scientificity, practicality, specificity, and operability of clinical medication for infectious diseases, making it easy to find. It serves as a valuable tool for infectious disease physicians, internal medicine physicians, pediatricians, rural physicians, medical staff in government agencies, schools, factories, and enterprises, as well as private practice physicians.