Hospital Common Drug Prescription Handbook

Author: Li De'ai
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is designed to help readers understand the dosage forms, specifications, and usage of medications, enabling the use of drugs correctly and rationally. It aims to achieve standardized, scientific, and standardized management requirements for prescription writing. The book is divided into two main parts, collecting commonly used Chinese and Western medicines. The upper part covers chemical drugs, while the lower part includes traditional Chinese medicines. Due to its limited, the book focuses on convenience, conciseness, and brevity, omitting details such as pharmacological characteristics and indications. Its arrangement is as follows:
1. The official name, synonyms, and foreign name of the drug.
2. The dosage form and specifications of the drug, serving as a reference for clinical doctors, pharmacists, and nurses.
3. The usage and dosage of the drug, along with precautions, to guide clinical medical staff in effective and safe medication.
The greatest advantage of this book is its brevity, conciseness, and practicality, making it quick and convenient for readers to select and treat medications. Since this book was previously used as an internal reference in hospitals and was well-received by doctors, pharmacists, and nurses, it has been comprehensively supplemented and updated based on the original version to meet readers' needs. The book is divided into two main parts, collecting commonly used Chinese and Western medicines. The upper part covers chemical drugs, while the lower part includes traditional Chinese medicines. Due to its limited, the book focuses on convenience, conciseness, and brevity, omitting details such as pharmacological characteristics and indications. Its arrangement is as follows:
(1) The official name, synonyms, and foreign name of the drug.
(2) The dosage form and specifications of the drug, serving as a reference for clinical doctors, pharmacists, and nurses.
(3) The usage and dosage of the drug, along with precautions, to guide clinical medical staff in effective and safe medication.