Family Medication Instructions (Essential Family Medication Rational Drug Use Guide)

Author: Sun Lanying and Yuan Fengyi, Editors
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Are you using medication reasonably? Do you know the dangers of irrational drug use? Experts teach you how to take medicine and care for your family's health.
In daily life, are you often troubled by the following questions:
How to use antibiotics reasonably?
Facing a wide variety of health products and tonics, how to distinguish between genuine and fake, and identify high-quality and low-quality products?
What are the special considerations for medication use in the elderly and children?
Do household disinfectants and cleaning products harm health?
What are the precautions for using traditional Chinese medicine?
What are the harms of pesticides and veterinary drugs to humans?
What are the contraindications for dermatological and otolaryngological medications?
How to use drugs correctly and reasonably to treat illnesses without harming health?
By reading this book, you will receive comprehensive and detailed answers from experts.
To popularize knowledge about adverse drug reactions, promote and guide rational drug use, reduce the occurrence of adverse drug reactions, and properly handle those that have already occurred, the editors have selected and elaborated on targeted content based on their observations and experiences in medical practice.
The book introduces the concept, causes, types, influencing factors, prevention, and treatment methods of adverse drug reactions, as well as relevant knowledge about drug-induced diseases. It provides detailed descriptions of the occurrence, clinical manifestations, and preventive measures for adverse drug reactions caused by antibiotics, commonly used drugs for various systems, metabolic drugs, preventive medications, family planning medications, traditional Chinese medicine, and examination medications.
The book also analyzes how to view and use health products, and discusses the potential human health hazards caused by disinfectants, cleaning products, and more easily encountered pesticides and veterinary drugs. Additionally, it lists specific regulations for several special drugs under China's Drug Administration Law.
If this book can help readers gain even a little knowledge and serve as a reference for medical workers working tirelessly on the front lines of medication, it will be a great source of satisfaction for the editors.