Quick Reference Guide for Same Medicine with Different Names

Author: Ji Chengyin / Li Li (Editor-in-Chief)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features:
1. This manual is a compact reference tool designed for pharmaceutical, research, clinical healthcare, and pharmacy personnel, offering extremely convenient access for.
2. The manual includes over 16,500 entries for "same drug, different names," covering a wide range of medications currently used in domestic medical and clinical settings. The issue of "one drug with multiple names" is a prominent challenge faced by clinical doctors, nurses, pharmacologists, pharmacists, and patients. This manual helps you quickly locate the information you need.
3. Key lookup methods:
(1) Classification by drug system for reference;
(2) Lookup by Chinese pinyin order for former names, commercial names, or generic names;
(3) Lookup by English alphabetical order for generic names.
4. This manual is based on the authors' previously published "Clinical Drug Quick Reference." The "same drug, different names" entries are based on the "Pharmacopoeia of the People's Republic of China" and the "Chinese Medical Dictionary," striving for relative consistency across domestic standards.
5. This manual does not recognize or include naming conventions used by informal pharmaceutical manufacturers or vendors to avoid unnecessary complications or medication errors, which could cause undue suffering and financial burdens for patients.