Pharmacology

Author: Wang Jianguang / Zhu Jintang (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-24
Features: This textbook is designed for clinical medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and other related majors in higher medical colleges and vocational and technical colleges across the country. It is one of the series textbooks for the "15th Five-Year Plan" of higher medical institutions. The book is divided into 9 parts and 50 chapters. Part 1 briefly introduces the basic concepts and theories of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Parts 2 to 8 systematically cover the in vivo processes, pharmacology, mechanisms of action, clinical applications, adverse reactions, and precautions of important representative drugs, as well as the characteristics of other commonly used clinical drugs. Part 9 introduces clinical pharmacology related to rational drug use, drug interactions, principles of rational drug use, medication characteristics for special populations, prescription requirements, and commonly used compound drugs. For teaching convenience, key points of each chapter are summarized in an outline. The formulations and dosages of commonly used drugs are listed in tables at the end of each chapter. An index of drug names is provided at the end of the book for easy reference.