Applied Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics - [Fifth Edition Original]

Author: Xia Gai'er
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This is a review reference book for dermatology and venereology exams, written by teachers with rich teaching and examination experience from top universities. The book is organized according to the chapter order of the national planned textbook. Each chapter includes four parts: basic requirements, content outline, review questions, and reference answers. Reading this book helps to understand the key points and difficulties of the textbook, making it easier to prepare for exams. It is suitable for medical school long-term students, resident physicians, individuals preparing for the national medical license examination, and dermatology and venereology teaching department teachers as a teaching reference. The book consists of 22 chapters, combining clinical pharmacy practice and drug development with fundamental scientific principles. It introduces the basic principles of pharmacokinetics and biopharmaceutics, mathematical foundations, pharmacokinetic models, drug elimination and clearance, oral absorption, and pharmacokinetic studies of multiple-dose regimens. It also discusses how pharmacogenetics, bioavailability, and other biopharmaceutics factors influence drug design and clinical efficacy. The book covers controlled-release formulations, targeted drug delivery systems, and biotechnological products, explores the relationship between pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, and illustrates the clinical applications of pharmacokinetics. It can serve as a textbook for pharmacy-related majors and as a reference for drug research professionals.