Nurses!: test yourself in pharmacology

✍ Scribed by Rogers, Katherine M. A

Publisher: McGraw-Hill/Open University Press
Year: 2013
Tongue: English
Leaves: 235
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

This book is designed as a revision and study aid for student nurses undertaking their pharmacology module/s and related exam assessment. It is a self-test book of self-assessment questions and quizzes that is designed to both test students learning and help them tackle their knowledge gaps by explaining the answers to all the questions included. The text is organised into body systems chapters and each chapter Read more...

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✦ Table of Contents

Content: Front cover
Half title
Series
Title
Copyright
Praise
Contents
Acknowledgements
About the Author
Using this book
List of abbreviations
Common prefixes, suffixes and word roots
Guide to textbook resources
1 Introduction to pharmacology and drug administration
2 Drugs associated with infection, inflammation, and pain
3 Drugs and the integumentary system
4 Drugs and the musculoskeletal system
5 Drugs and the nervous system and special senses
6 Drugs and the endocrine system
7 Drugs and the cardiovascular system
8 Drugs and the respiratory system. 9 Drugs and the digestive system10 Drugs and the urinary system
11 Pharmacological treatment of cancer
12 Drug treatment in children, older adults, and pregnancy
13 Drug interactions, poisoning and its treatment
Glossary
Back cover.

✦ Subjects

Pharmacology;Examinations;Study guides.;Nursing;Examinations, questions, etc.;MEDICAL;Pharmacology.;Clinical pharmacology;Examinations, questions, etc.;Drugs;Nurses' instruction.;Pharmacology, Clinical;Nurses' instruction.;Nursing.;Pharmacology.

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