Medical Pharmacology at a Glance

"Medical Pharmacology at a Glance" is one of the most renowned undergraduate texts in the field of medical pharmacology. Following on from the success of the previous three editions, Professor Michael Neal, one of the great teachers of medical pharmacology, has extensively revised and updated the fourth edition to take account of the rapid developments in the field. This incredibly useful book summarises the core principles of the mode of action of drugs and puts this information within the context of body systems and specific clinical problems. The author discusses the mechanisms of action of each drug, indicating the therapeutics of choice for specific conditions. "Medical Pharmacology at a Glance" follows the now familiar, easy-to-use double page spread format of the at a Glance series. Each section contains a clear illustration depicting the major drugs and their interaction within a particular body system and a concise account of the topic. Key features of the fourth edition include: new material on anti-platelet drugs in the cardiovascular section; new section on immunological drugs; new material on general anaesthetic and anti-viral drugs; and the use of Recommended International Non-proprietary Names (rINN) for drugs. "Medical Pharmacology at a Glance" is ideal for pharmacology revision and for use during clinical placements. It is an essential buy for medical students and scientists requiring a succinct and lucid account of medical pharmacology.


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Clinical Pharmacokinetics: Concepts and Applications

Since pharmacokinetics can greatly affect how different patients respond to the same drug, both students and physicians need a basic clinical understanding of this vital area. The Third Edition of "Clinical Pharmacokinetics" provides a practical perspective, with these added features: considerations of both stereochemistry and the increasing number of polypeptide and protein drugs being developed; the range and number of problems at the end of each chapter has been expanded; a second color added to make the text more user friendly; and, important equations highlighted by shading.

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Pharmacy Case Studies

First edition
Edited by Soraya Dhillon - Head , The School of Pharmacy, University of Hertfordshire and Rebekah Raymond - Teacher Practitioner

Pharmacy Case Studies offers a holistic and integrated approach to learning, which textbooks often lack. Case studies of increasing complexity tie in the strands of learning from across the pharmacy curriculum. Primarily aimed at pharmacy students and pre-registration pharmacists, this book will also be useful for qualified pharmacists as well as medical students, nurses and others with a professional interest in therapeutics.

Each chapter contains five case studies with questions and answers increasing in complexity from those for first year students through to cases designed for fourth year/pre-registration level. The chapters loosely follow the order of the British National Formulary chapters for eahttp://www.pharmpress.com/shop/ProductImagesse of use. Case study scenarios include both community and hospital pharmacy situations as suited to the disease and pharmaceutical care provision.

Contents:
1. Gastrointestinal: 2. Cardiovascular: 3. Respiratory: 4. CNS: 5. Infections: 6. Endocrine: 7. Obstetrics, Gynaecology and UTI: 8. Malignant Disease: 9. Nutrition and Blood: 10. Musculoskeletal and Joint: 11. Eyes: 12. ENT: 13. Skin: 14. Immunological/vaccines: 15. Liver Disease: 16. Renal Diesase: 17. Paediatrics: 18. Elderly:

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