Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses 16th Edition

Book Name: Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses 16th Edition
Author: April Hazard Vallerand, Cynthia A. Sanoski
Publisher: F.A. Davis Company; 16 edition
ISBN-10: 0803669453,978-0803669451
Year: 2018
Pages: 1488 pages
Language: English
File size: 146 MB
File format: PDF

Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses 16th Edition Pdf Book Description:

Additionally, it has extensive supplementary material in 16 appendices, completely addresses the dilemma of safe drug management, and instructs the reader about 50 different therapeutic classes of medication. Within this 16th edition, we’ve continued the tradition of focusing on safe drug administration by adding Medication Safety Tools and much more info about healthcare’s most vulnerable individuals: children, the elderly, pregnant women, and breast feeding moms. Start Looking for much more Pedi, Geri, OB, and Lactation headings across the monographs. Additionally, we have included information pertinent to Canadian nurses and students. You’ll come across an appendix comparing Canadian and U.S. pharmaceutical clinics, more Canada only blend drugs in the Blend Medicines appendix, and extra Canadian brand names in the medication monographs. To assist you locate this information immediately, we have added a maple leaf icon ( ) from the indicator beside each Canadian entrance.

We’ve additional pharmacogenomic advice throughout numerous monographs to direct the nurse in monitoring and selecting different drug therapies. To assist you locate this information immediately, we have included a double helix icon ( ) to denote this advice as it applies to certain medications. Use this publication to boost your proficiency in executing and assessing medication remedies. The subsequent sections explain the company of Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses and describe how to rapidly discover the info you need.Medications at the identical therapeutic class frequently share similar mechanisms of actions, evaluation guidelines, precautions, and interactions. Additionally, it gives patient instruction information common to all agents within the course and a listing of medication within every class.I’m new to nursing, 1st semester nursing student in pharmacology searching for a fantastic drug handbook. A good deal of nurses appeared to urge this book over others. However, for my pharmacology course I’m actually searching for specific medications, and most are the exact same category. For example, this week we are doing laxatives and antidiarrheal drugs. And that is only this week that I have 11 months to go… I am wondering if I need to scrape the barcode and seek the internet content or reunite.