Linda Skidmore Roth Editor mixed material bibliography St. Louis Mosby Elsevier 2006 en English

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xii , 1203 pages 15,5 x 21 cm For current, complete drug information, with a focus on safe medication administration, this book is the ideal choice. This indispensable resource, featuring the latest drug information organized alphabetically, is a favorite among students and practitioners. Readers will find indications, precautions, and nursing considerations applicable to any patient care setting. Every copy includes a CD-ROM packed with useful tools, such as patient teaching guides in English and Spanish, a drug interaction tool, and detailed information on herbal products. • Provides detailed information for more than 1,300 generic drugs (encompassing more than 4,500 trade names) that nurses commonly administer. • Organizes monographs alphabetically by generic drug name for fast access. • Includes extensive nursing considerations in a concise, practice-oriented framework: Assess, Administer, Perform/Provide, Evaluate, and Teach Patient/Family. • Provides comprehensive drug monographs containing generic name; Rx or OTC designation; pronunciation; U.S. and Canadian trade names; functional and chemical classification; controlled-substance schedule; action; uses; investigational uses; dosages and routes; available forms; side effects/adverse reactions; contraindications; precautions; pharmacokinetics; interactions; lab test interferences; nursing considerations; and treatment of overdose. • Includes geriatric, pediatric, and pregnancy considerations throughout. • Offers safety features such as high-alert headings; "Do Not Crush" and "Nursing Alert" icons; "Do Not Confuse" cautions, "Tall Man" lettering as recommended by the FDA, and avoidance of error-prone abbreviations as recommended by JCAHO. • Features cross-references for the individual forms of closely related drugs (such as insulins, cephalosporins, and penicillins). • Features more than 2,000 new drug facts, including updated drug interactions, side effects, precautions, contraindications, and IV therapy facts, as well as current patient/family teaching guidelines. • Contains approximately 20 new monographs for drugs recently approved by the FDA, such as apomorphine, azacitidine, telithromycin, and tinidazole. • Includes an appendix of key newly approved drugs that provides generic names, trade names, and uses for drugs very recently approved. by , Linda Skidmore-Roth (Editor), Linda Skidmore-Roth Nursing Drug 615.1 032302310X UNRIYO LIBRARY PERPUSTAKAAN UNIVERSITAS RESPATI YOGYAKARTA (UNRIYO) 615.1 Rot m 10867-1 Perpustakaan Kampus 1 - Jln. Laksda Adi Sucipto Km 6,3 Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta. (F) 615.1 Rot m C1 Mosbi_drug_2006.jpg.jpg 2122 2014-08-12 14:16:43 2014-08-26 09:10:38 machine generated