Pdr Concise Drug Guide For Advanced Practice Clinicians

"The PDR Concise Drug Guide for Advanced Practice Clinicians combines effectiveness with efficiency - two necessary traits for clinicians and students to maintain superior patient care. This new guide contains over 1,800 drug monographs based on the latest FDA-approved prescribing information. Additionally, you'll find nearly 100 reference tables and charts as well as a Visual Identification Guide showing hundreds of full-sized pill images. Indexed by brand and generic names, as well as pharmacologic category, the PDR Concise Drug Guide is a valuable drug reference for any busy practice."--BOOK JACKET.

More than 1,800 drug monographs highlight this portable reference. Indexed by brand name, generic name, and pharmacologic category, it includes nearly 100 tables and valuable drug references for the busy clinician.

Based on FDA-approved prescribing information for more than 2,000 commonly dispensed medications, this drug guide is compact, portable, and just the right size for point-of-care prescribing.

This edition is designed to provide more complete information to the physician specialist in women's health than more traditional handbooks. This guide offers 1,800+ monographs indexed by brand name, generic name, and pharmacologic category.

"Dosing, dispensing, and counseling decisions have just been made easier with the PDR Concise Drug Guide for Pharmacists. With information on more than 2,000 of the most commonly dispensed medications, these concise yet information-packed monographs have been indexed by brand and generic names and pharmacologic category for easy referencing. Additionally, you'll find nearly 100 reference tables and charts covering dosing comparisons within a drug class; OTC medications; antibiotic sensitivity and morel Finally, this handy book is supplemented with a Visual Identification Guide showing hundreds of full-sized images of oral solid dosage forms."--BOOK JACKET.

The new PDR Drug Guide for Mental Health Professionals, 3rd Edition is designed to provide quick reference information for mental healthcare professionals. Presented at a very fundamental level, the PDR Drug Guide for Mental Health Professionals, 3rd Edition covers psychotropics, substances that can be abused, as well as common medications that are prescribed for patients for their other medical conditions.

Includes, beginning Sept. 15, 1954 (and on the 15th of each month, Sept.-May) a special section: School library journal, ISSN 0000-0035, (called Junior libraries, 1954-May 1961). Also issued separately.

An unrivaled reference tool for advanced practice providers and students in clinical practice settings This concise and easy-to-read drug therapy prescribing reference provides critical information for advanced practice nurses and physician assistants in clinical practice settings who are involved in the primary care management of patients with acute, episodic, and chronic health problems, life-altering and life-threatening diseases, and needs for health promotion and disease prevention. Interspersed with clinically useful information, such as monitored laboratory values, patient teaching points, and safety information, this reference draws upon data taken directly from FDA-approved drug labels and patient medication guides, and is organized by diagnosis rather than by drug classification, to provide advanced practice practitioners with the comprehensive, concise, and up-to-date information on drug therapies that they need to help achieve positive outcomes in their daily practice. The first section of this book presents drug treatment regimens for over 700 clinical diagnoses, listed alphabetically by generic name, followed by important information required for prescription decision-making. The second section provides additional information on treatment, organized in a convenient table format. An alphabetical cross-reference index of drugs allows for easy identification of alternate drug names and their location within the text. New to this Edition: Information on over 100 new diagnoses and over 100 new generic drugs indicated for the treatment of quality of life-altering and life-threatening conditions such as chronic kidney disease, genetic diseases, mesothelioma, MS, metastatic cancers, and rare diseases. Updates on drugs used for site-specific cancers, mental health issues, and commonly diagnosed diseases such as diabetes and asthma. Details on new drug approvals including indications, treatment regimens, adverse reactions, drug-drug interactions, warnings and precautions, and use in special populations Key Features: Provides new drug treatment regimens for drugs that are first in class, novel drugs, orphan drugs, new drugs with breakthrough or fast track designation and drugs with new indications and expanded social populations. Includes drug prescribing information on diseases prevalent outside of North America, including endemic diseases with known transmission and treatment interventions. Serves advanced practice providers across the United States and internationally. Consistent with approvals and recommendations for use by the FDA.