2004 Lippincott's Nursing Drug Guide

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Amy M. Karch

Brand: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

ISBN: 9781582552606

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Updated for 2004 with more than 800 complete drug monographs, this annual reference is an invaluable resource for practicing nurses and students. Organized alphabetically for easy access, monographs cover generic and trade names; pronunciations; pregnancy risk category; controlled substance schedule if appropriate; drug class; therapeutic actions; indications, including unlabeled indications; contraindications and cautions; available forms; dosage information; pharmacokinetics; IV facts section; adverse effects; interactions; assessment; intervention; and teaching points. More than 20 appendices as well as free mini CD-ROM, with 200 drug monographs and customizable patient- teaching handouts, are included. Access to important drug updates and new drugs, as well as continuing education tests, are provided at NursingDrugGuide.com.

Product Details

Brand Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

Reference 47345

EAN13 9781582552606

ISBN 9781582552606

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Publication date: 2003
Issue number: 1
Cover: paperback
Pages count: 1472
Dimensions (mm): 114 x 197
Weight (g): 44906

Commonly used medical abbreviations
Preface
Nursing process guidelines related to drug administration
Medication errors
Pharmacologic drug classification
Alphabetical listing of drugs by generic name
Appendices::
1. Alternative and complementary therapies
  Commonly used biologicals
  Pediatric Immunizations
  Adult Immunizations
  Therapeutic class combination products
  Oral contraceptives
  Frequently used combinations
  Laxatives
  Ophthalmic agents
  Topical agents
  Topical corticosteroids
  Less Commonly used drugs
  Fertility drugs
  FDA pregnancy categories
  DEA schedules of controlled substances
  Important dietary guidelines for patient teaching
  NANDA-approved nursing diagnoses
  Tablets/capsules that cannot be cut, crushed, or chewed
  Infusion flow rates
  Canadian regulations:: Narcotic, controlled drugs, benzodiazepines, and other targeted substances
  Adverse Drug Reactions:: Surveillance and Reporting
  Pediatric Dosage calculations
  Compendium of adverse effects
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
Index
Quick check:: Compatibility of drugs in syringe (in endpaper)