Anesthesia and Psychotropic Drugs Use Management Manual

Author: Li De'ai
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Features: Currently, the development of clinical medicine and pharmaceutical science is characterized by three recognized features: evidence-based medicine, individualization, and standardization. Standardized pain management has gained experience and established a consensus. Pain caused by diseases, such as neuropathic pain, migraine, musculoskeletal pain, and cancer pain, are all topics of discussion. To implement the World Health Organization's (WHO) three-step ladder pain relief principle and carry out a series of policies from the State Council, the Ministry of Health, and the National Food and Drug Administration to further strengthen the management of narcotics and class I psychotropic drugs, as well as to enhance the learning of clinical physicians, pharmacists, and nurses in relieving pain, fully absorb advanced achievements and experiences from across the country and domestically, and systematically introduce new theoretical knowledge and development status, this manual has been compiled for reference. This book focuses on introducing the management of narcotics and class I psychotropic drugs, as well as their routes of administration, clinical applications, and adverse reactions. In the appendix, relevant national laws and regulations are introduced for reference.