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32 reviewsNow in its Second Edition this invaluable reference provides material pharmacists need to recommend appropriate drug therapy and to answer drug information questions. Monographs are organized alphabetically on over 900 generic drugs and 2,000 trade names. A section on pharmacologic class summarizes clinical indications and actions, features, adverse reactions, and special considerations; plus provides a quick-reference comparativetable for drugs within each class. New to this edition are: utilization of IV Administration headings where applicable; more Alerts and Guidelines; expanded appendices; revised layout for Common Drugs, and more. Appendices cover special drug information topics, and updates are available on eDrugInfo.com.
Now in its Second Edition this invaluable reference provides material pharmacists need to recommend appropriate drug therapy and to answer drug information questions. Monographs are organized alphabetically on over 900 generic drugs and 2,000 trade names. A section on pharmacologic class summarizes clinical indications and actions, features, adverse reactions, and special considerations; plus provides a quick-reference comparativetable for drugs within each class. New to this edition are: utilization of IV Administration headings where applicable; more Alerts and Guidelines; expanded appendices; revised layout for Common Drugs, and more. Appendices cover special drug information topics, and updates are available on eDrugInfo.com.