Latest Clinical Practical Drug Guidelines

Author: Han Enxiang
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book emphasizes "conciseness" and "practicality." For each commonly used drug listed, in addition to the generic name, it includes as many other names as possible to facilitate easy lookup. In terms of basic content, it is organized according to categories such as "Actions and Uses," "Dosage and Administration," "Preparations and Specifications," and "Precautions." The theoretical aspects are kept concise and to the point, adhering to the principle of briefly describing older drugs while providing more detailed information on newer ones. Under the "Dosage and Administration" section, the details are more specific and comprehensive. The "Precautions" section covers easily encountered issues in medication use, including contraindications, clinically significant drug interactions, major adverse reactions, and proper drug storage. Any Chinese drug names with a superscript [d] indicate legally listed drug varieties in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, while those with a superscript [j] are from the National Essential Medicines List. Chinese drug names marked with an asterisk () are hospital preparations. This book also introduces new drug varieties not typically covered in general pharmaceutical books to better serve its guiding purpose.