How to Use Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses | p. 1 |
Evidence-Based Practice and Pharmacotherapeutics: Implications for Nurses | p. 5 |
Medication Errors: Improving Practices and Patient Safety | p. 8 |
Detecting and Managing Adverse Drug Reactions | p. 14 |
Special Dosing Considerations | p. 18 |
The Pediatric Patient | p. 18 |
The Geriatric Patient | p. 18 |
The Patient of Reproductive Age | p. 19 |
Renal Disease | p. 19 |
Liver Disease | p. 19 |
Heart Failure | p. 19 |
Body Size | p. 20 |
Drug Interactions | p. 20 |
Educating Patients about Safe Medication Use | p. 21 |
Classifications | p. 23 |
Anti-Alzheimer's agents | p. 23 |
Antianemics | p. 24 |
Antianginals | p. 25 |
Antianxiety agents | p. 26 |
Antiarrhythmics | p. 28 |
Antiasthmatics | p. 29 |
Anticholinergics | p. 31 |
Anticoagulants | p. 32 |
Anticonvulsants | p. 34 |
Antidepressants | p. 36 |
Antidiabetics | p. 38 |
Antidiarrheals | p. 40 |
Antiemetics | p. 41 |
Antifungals | p. 42 |
Antihistamines | p. 44 |
Antihypertensives | p. 45 |
Anti-infectives | p. 47 |
Antineoplastics | p. 50 |
Antiparkinson agents | p. 53 |
Antiplatelet agents | p. 54 |
Antipsychotics | p. 56 |
Antipyretics | p. 58 |
Antiretrovirals | p. 59 |
Antirheumatics | p. 61 |
Antituberculars | p. 62 |
Antiulcer agents | p. 63 |
Antivirals | p. 65 |
Beta blockers | p. 67 |
Bone resorption inhibitors | p. 69 |
Bronchodilators | p. 70 |
Calcium channel blockers | p. 71 |
Central nervous system stimulants | p. 73 |
Corticosteroids | p. 74 |
Diuretics | p. 76 |
Hormones | p. 78 |
Immunosuppressants | p. 80 |
Laxatives | p. 82 |
Lipid-lowering agents | p. 83 |
Minerals/electrolytes/pH modifiers | p. 84 |
Natural/Herbal Products | p. 86 |
Nonopioid analgesics | p. 87 |
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents | p. 88 |
Opioid analgesics | p. 90 |
Sedative/hypnotics | p. 92 |
Skeletal muscle relaxants | p. 94 |
Thrombolytics | p. 95 |
Vaccines/immunizing agents | p. 97 |
Vascular headache suppressants | p. 98 |
Vitamins | p. 99 |
Weight control agents | p. 100 |
Drug Monographs in Alphabetical Order by Generic Name | p. 103 |
Less Commonly Used Drugs | p. 1267 |
Natural/Herbal Products | p. 1297 |
Appendices | p. 1319 |
Recent Drug Approvals | p. 1321 |
Combination Drugs | p. 1329 |
Ophthalmic Medications | p. 1349 |
Medication Administration Techniques | p. 1357 |
Dose Calculation Formulas | p. 1360 |
Body Surface Area Nomograms | p. 1363 |
Normal Values of Common Laboratory Tests | p. 1365 |
Commonly Used Abbreviations | p. 1368 |
Pregnancy Categories and Controlled Substance Schedules | p. 1370 |
Equianalgesic Dosing Guidelines | p. 1372 |
Recommendations for the Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs | p. 1375 |
Food Sources for Specific Nutrients | p. 1377 |
Insulins and Insulin Therapy | p. 1379 |
Canadian and U.S. Pharmaceutical Practices | p. 1381 |
Routine Pediatric and Adult Immunizations | p. 1383 |
Administering Medications to Children | p. 1390 |
Pediatric Dosage Calculations | p. 1391 |
Pediatric Fluid and Electrolyte Requirements | p. 1392 |
Bibliography | p. 1393 |
Comprehensive Generic/Trade/Classifications Index | p. 1395 |
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