Clinical pharmacology

Author: Qiao Hailing Zhu Xiaoguang Liu Juyuan
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Publish Date: 2004-10-13
Features: This textbook consists of 25 chapters. Chapters 1-12 cover the general part, primarily elaborating on the basic concepts of clinical pharmacology, clinical pharmacodynamics, clinical pharmacokinetics, clinical pharmacological research and evaluation of new drugs, therapeutic drug monitoring, medication use in liver and kidney diseases, pediatric clinical medication, geriatric clinical medication, clinical medication for pregnant and lactating women, adverse drug reactions and drug-induced diseases, and drug interactions. Chapters 13-25 cover the specific part, mainly introducing the rational use of antipsychotic drugs, anticonvulsant drugs for central degenerative diseases, analgesics, antihypertensive drugs, antiarrhythmic drugs, anti-inflammatory drugs, rational use of antimicrobial drugs, and antineoplastic drugs. During the writing process, this book fully considers the characteristics of clinical medicine specialties, balances the continuity between clinical pharmacology and basic pharmacology, appropriately introduces the basic knowledge of basic pharmacology while avoiding excessive repetition, and highlights the features of clinical pharmacology. The book primarily focuses on theoretical instruction with supplementary student self-study. To support self-study, each chapter includes review questions for reference.