(Ebook) Principles of Pharmacology : The Pathophysiologic Basis of Drug Therapy (4th ed.) by David E. Golan, Ehrin J. Armstrong, April W. Armstron

(Ebook) Principles of Pharmacology : The Pathophysiologic Basis of Drug Therapy (4th ed.) by David E. Golan, Ehrin J. Armstrong, April W. Armstron

Principles of Pharmacology: The Pathophysiologic Basis of Drug TherapyDavid E. Golan MD PhD0 / 0 6 comments Highly regarded by both students and instructors, Principles of Pharmacology: The Pathophysiologic Basis of Drug Therapy, 4th Edition, offers an integrated mechanism-based and systems-based approach to contemporary pharmacology and drug development. An easy-to-follow format helps first- and second-year students grasp challenging concepts quickly and efficiently. Each section presents the pharmacology of a physiologic or biochemical system, followed by the pharmacology of a particular aspect of that system; a clinical vignette; a discussion of the biochemistry, physiology, and pathophysiology of the system; and  the drugs and drug classes that activate or inhibit the system by interacting with specific molecular and cellular targets. Clear, concise illustrations highlight key points, and drug summary tables offer quick access to essential information. The Fourth Edition features:Comprehensive updates to all chapters, including recently approved drugsNearly 40 popular and practical Drug Summary Tables with state-of-the-art information on clinical applications, serious and common adverse effects, contraindications, and therapeutic considerationsA new chapter on drug transporters, and extensively revised information on drug-receptor interactions, pharmacodynamics, drug toxicity, and pharmacogenomicsKey changes to Section 1: Fundamental Principles of Pharmacology, which now provides a comprehensive framework for material in all subsequent chapters.[MH1]Hundreds of meticulously updated and colorized illustrations, including many that are new or substantially modified to highlight new understanding of physiologic, pathophysiologic, and pharmacologic mechanismsclick to read more