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Book Synopsis
This Handbook mirrors the leading national guides to prescribing. The safe and effective use of medicine requires a sound knowledge of pharmacology. As readers use this practical book, they will increase their knowledge.

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I would recommend the Oxford Handbook of Practical Drug Therapy for both use on the wards and for revision for medical school exams. . . Its in depth cover of relevant prescribing information will make it a useful resource for junior doctors as well as medical students. * Lucy Faulkner, Northwing Magazine Sheffield University Medical Students Magazine *
This is a small compact and easy to utilise drug therapy manual. Overall a well set out easy to follow guide that would be useful for health professionals of all levels. * ANTS Bulletin *

Table of Contents
Introductory sections ; 1. Gastrointestinal system ; 2. Cardiovascular system ; 3. Respiratory system ; 4. Central nervous system ; 5. Infections ; 6. Endocrine system ; 7. Kidneys and the urinary tract ; 8. Malignant disease and immunosuppression ; 9. Nutrition and blood ; 10. Musculoskeletal and joints ; 11. Eye ; 12. Skin ; 13. Poisoning ; 14. Immunological products and vaccines ; 15. Relief of pain and anaesthetic drugs

Oxford Handbook of Practical Drug Therapy

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    A Part-work (fascículo) by Duncan Richards, Jeffrey Aronson, D. John Reynolds

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      Publisher Oxford University Press
      Published 10 November 2011
      ISBN-13 9780199562855
      978-0199562855
      ISBN-10 0199562857
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      Pharmacology

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This Handbook mirrors the leading national guides to prescribing. The safe and effective use of medicine requires a sound knowledge of pharmacology. As readers use this practical book, they will increase their knowledge.

      Trade Review
      I would recommend the Oxford Handbook of Practical Drug Therapy for both use on the wards and for revision for medical school exams. . . Its in depth cover of relevant prescribing information will make it a useful resource for junior doctors as well as medical students. * Lucy Faulkner, Northwing Magazine Sheffield University Medical Students Magazine *
      This is a small compact and easy to utilise drug therapy manual. Overall a well set out easy to follow guide that would be useful for health professionals of all levels. * ANTS Bulletin *

      Table of Contents
      Introductory sections ; 1. Gastrointestinal system ; 2. Cardiovascular system ; 3. Respiratory system ; 4. Central nervous system ; 5. Infections ; 6. Endocrine system ; 7. Kidneys and the urinary tract ; 8. Malignant disease and immunosuppression ; 9. Nutrition and blood ; 10. Musculoskeletal and joints ; 11. Eye ; 12. Skin ; 13. Poisoning ; 14. Immunological products and vaccines ; 15. Relief of pain and anaesthetic drugs

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