Wilson, Billie Ann. Shannon, Margaret T. Shields, Kelly M. text nju Upper Saddle River, N.J Pearson Education 2012 monographic eng

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xviii, p. 1772 ; 20 cm. Features of this book include: clearly identified IV preparation and administration, including push, continuous, or intermittent; explanation of clinically relevant drug interactions with food, herbals, and other drugs; pharmacological classifications paired with therapeutic classifications for every drug monograph for ease of use by clinicians and students; dosages across the life span with adjustments for clinically relevant conditions; glossary of clinical conditions and their related signs and symptoms; and prototype drugs.--From cover, p. [4] Classification scheme and prototype drugs -- Alphabetical entries for generic drugs -- Appendixes : A. Ocular medications, low molecular weight heparins, inhaled corticosteroids, and topical corticosteroids -- B. U.S. schedules of controlled substances -- C. FDA pregnancy categories -- D. Oral dosage forms that should not be crushed -- E. Prescription combination drugs -- F. Glossary of key terms, clinical conditions, and associated signs and symptoms -- G. Abbreviations -- H. Herbal and dietary supplement table -- I. Look-alike, sound-alike medications -- J. Vaccines -- Common drug IV-site compatibility chart. [edited by] Billie Ann Wilson, Margaret T. Shannon, Kelly M. Shields. Includes bibliographical references (p. 1670) and index. Drugs Handbooks, manuals, etc Chemotherapy Handbooks, manuals, etc Nursing Handbooks, manuals, etc Drug Therapy nursing Handbooks Drug Therapy nursing Nurses' Instruction Pharmaceutical Preparations Handbooks Pharmaceutical Preparations Nurses' Instruction RM125 .N78 2012 615.1 PEN 9780132558679 013255867X 9780132597241 0132597241 BTCTA 110109 20150408114105.0 696100653 eng