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9780779699452

Principles of Medical Pharmacology

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  • ISBN13:

    9780779699452

  • ISBN10:

    0779699459

  • Edition: 7th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-06-09
  • Publisher: Saunders Canada
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Summary

Principles of Medical Pharmacology covers all aspects of medical pharmacology, making it the ideal text for students in pharmacology courses in medicine, biological sciences, pharmacy, and dentistry. The book provides a solid foundation of the principles of pharmacology. Principles are explained through the use of practical examples and case studies. The text covers all aspects of medical pharmacology, including a comprehensive discussion of the clinically important features of pharmacokinetics. This new Seventh Edition has been completely revised and updated to reflect the latest research in the field. Most chapters have been extensively rewritten, with many new authors involved in the preparation of this edition. More chapters written by clinician-investigators, with increased clinical information on factors determining choice and use of drugs Thoroughly updated information throughout to reflect the latest published research in the field New chapters on drugs used in dermatology; herbal remedies and dietary supplements; and clinical pharmacological principles in the pharmacotherapy of hypertension Completely revised content dealing with pharmacogenetics and pharmacogenomics; cardiovascular system overview; digitalis glycosides and other positive inotropic agents; drugs and the respiratory system; diuretics; drugs affecting hemostasis; drugs affecting erythropoiesis; pharmacotherapy of acid-peptic disorders; drugs used in treatment of intestinal motility disorders; drugs, alcohol and the liver; antiseptics, and disinfectants and sterilization; and poisonings and antidotal therapy New content on drug transporters and their role in drug resistance; antispasticity drugs; new drugs for Parkinsons, and their adverse effects; COX-2 inhibitors; rennin inhibitors; antibiotic-resistant organisms; new antiviral drugs; infectious disease control in hospitals; and molecular biological targets for anticancer medications Comprehensive discussion of the clinically important features of pharmacokinetics Expanded use of case histories to demonstrate the clinical relevance of basic pharmacology Enlarged Suggested Readings lists at the end of each chapter, with the addition of important electronic reference resources and online databases With 61 contributors

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Contributors xiii
PART I General Principles of Pharmacology
Introduction to General Pharmacology
3(8)
H Kalant
Drug Solubility, Absorption, and Movement across Body Membranes
11(16)
H Kalant
C Woodland
P Seeman
Drug Distribution
27(7)
L Endrenyi
Drug Biotransformation
34(16)
DS Riddick
Pharmacokinetics: Principles and Clinical Applications
50(12)
L Endrenyi
Drug Clearance by Specific Organs
62(6)
L Endrenyi
Dose-Response Relationships
68(7)
L Endrenyi
Drug Receptors
75(9)
J Mitchell
Signal Transduction Systems
84(7)
J Mitchell
Pharmacogenetics and Pharmacogenomics
91(16)
DM Grant
W Kalow
PART II Autonomic Nervous System and Neuromuscular Junction
Functional and Neurochemical Organization of the Autonomic Nervous System
107(14)
AJ Lanca
Cholinergic Agonists and Antagonists
121(16)
M Hong
Adrenergic Receptor Agonists
137(19)
AJ Lanca
Adrenergic Receptor Antagonists
156(16)
AJ Lanca
Neuromuscular Transmission and Drugs (Muscle Relaxants)
172(15)
M Hong
PART III Central Nervous System
Functional and Neurochemical Organization of the Central Nervous System
187(24)
AJ Lanca
Drugs That Modify Movement Control
211(12)
AJ Lanca
Anti-seizure Drugs
223(13)
WM Burnham
Opioid Analgesics and Antagonists
236(16)
H Kalant
General Anaesthetics
252(14)
FJL Carmichael
DA Haas
VWS Chan
Local Anaesthetics
266(9)
DA Haas
FJL Carmichael
The Alcohols
275(14)
H Kalant
JM Khanna
Drugs Used for Anxiety, Stress Disorders, and Insomnia
289(14)
MK Romach
KA Schoedel
EM Sellers
Antipsychotics
303(13)
D Mamo
S Kapur
P Seeman
Antidepressant and Mood-Stabilizing Agents
316(18)
JJ Warsh
PP LI
Hallucinogens and Psychotomimetics
334(19)
H Kalant
PART IV Mediators and Modifiers of Tissue Responses
The Eicosanoids
353(11)
CR Pace-Asciak
D Kadar
Anti-inflammatory Analgesics
364(19)
D Kadar
Autacoids
383(12)
D Kadar
Histamine and Antihistamines
395(12)
D Kadar
PART V Cardiovascular System
Cardiovascular System Overview and Organization
407(15)
U Ackermann
Digitalis Glycosides and Other Positive Inotropic Agents
422(8)
G Moe
Anti-arrhythmic Drugs
430(18)
A Sarkozy
P Dorian
Vasodilators and the Pharmacological Treatment of Hypertension
448(18)
RI Ogilvie
Dyslipidemias and Antihyperlipidemic Drugs
466(19)
AYY Cheng
LA Leiter
PART VI Respiratory, Renal, Blood, and Immune Systems
Drugs and the Respiratory System
485(8)
KR Chapman
Diuretics
493(13)
RMA Richardson
Drugs That Affect Hemostasis
506(27)
EL Yeo
Drugs (Agents) That Affect Erythropoiesis
533(12)
EL Yeo
Immune System Organization, Modulation, and Pharmacology
545(12)
JW Semple
PART VII Gastrointestinal System
Pharmacotherapy of Acid-Peptic Disorders
557(15)
Y Yuan
RH Hunt
Pharmacotherapy of Intestinal Motility Disorders and Inflammatory Bowel Disease
572(12)
SC Ganguli
Drugs, Alcohol, and the Liver
584(19)
H Kalant
EA Roberts
PART VIII Endocrine Systems
Vasopressin, Oxytocin, and Uterotonic Drugs
603(10)
SR George
BP Schimmer
Thyroid Hormones and Antihyperthyroid Drugs
613(7)
BP Schimmer
SR George
Gonadotropic and Gonadal Hormones
620(15)
SR George
BP Schimmer
Insulin and Other Anti-diabetic Drugs
635(12)
BP Schimmer
SR George
Adrenocortical Steroid Hormones
647(14)
BP Schimmer
SR George
PART IX Anti-infective and Anti-neoplastic Chemotherapy
Principles of Antimicrobial Therapy
661(9)
J Uetrecht
EJ Phillips
SL Walmsley
Antimicrobial Agents That Act on Microbial Cell Wall Formation
670(19)
EJ Phillips
J Uetrecht
SL Walmsley
Antimicrobial and Antifungal Agents That Act on Cell Membranes
689(8)
J Uetrecht
EJ Phillips
SL Walmsley
Antimicrobial Agents That Affect the Synthesis of Cellular Proteins
697(15)
J Uetrecht
EJ Phillips
SL Walmsley
Drugs That Affect Cellular Nucleic Acid Synthesis
712(12)
EJ Phillips
J Uetrecht
SL Walmsley
Chemotherapy of Common Parasitic Infections
724(15)
JS Keystone
Antiviral Agents
739(23)
SL Walmsley
Antiseptics, Disinfectants, and Sterilization
762(14)
S Lim
K Iverson
MA Gardam
Anti-neoplastic Drugs
776(21)
EX Chen
MJ Moore
PART X Special Topics of Pharmacology
Sources of Individual Variation in Drug Response
797(6)
H Kalant
Adverse Drug Reactions
803(9)
NH Shear
Drug Interactions
812(11)
EM Sellers
K Schoedel
MK Romach
Perinatal Pharmacology
823(9)
LA Magee
G Koren
Geriatric Clinical Pharmacology
832(9)
DS Sitar
Vitamins and Other Micronutrients
841(27)
WE Ward
Herbal Preparations and Nutritional Supplements
868(10)
WE Ward
Drugs That Alter Bone Metabolism for the Treatment of Osteoporosis
878(12)
JD Adachi
A Papaioannou
Drugs Used in Dermatology
890(10)
Gae Wong
NH Shear
Chemical Carcinogenesis
900(12)
AB Okey
PA Harper
Chemical Teratogenesis
912(19)
PG Wells
Behavioural Pharmacology
931(14)
LA Grupp
H Kalant
Drug Abuse and Drug Dependence
945(14)
H Kalant
LA Grupp
Principles of Toxicology
959(10)
C Woodland
PG Wells
Poisonings and Antidotal Therapy
969(10)
C Woodland
Index 979

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