临床药理学
1899-12
人民卫生出版社
S.George Carruthers
1433
3955000
"The prompt and accurate diagnosis of many diseases has been facilitated in recent years by technological advances in medical imaging and clinical chemistry. At the same time, the clinician''s ability to treat disease had also been enhanced by the development of many useful new medications; the conduct, publication and widespread communication of major clinical trials; the development of useful clinical guidelines and critical paths; and the ready access to other sources of information; MEDLINE, Web sites, professional societies, and many others. Despite these advances in diagnostic capabilities and availability of information, prescribing drugs optimally has not become correspondingly easier. Modern healthcare management has often increased expectations that primary-care physicians will assume more direct responsibility for the comprehensive medical management of patients with a wider range of diseases. Access to prompt consultation with subspecialists is sometimes restricted."
ContributorsPrefac to the Fourth EditiN_Preface to the Third EditiN_Preface to the Second EditiN_Preface to the First EditiN_PART 1 IntroductiN_PART 2 Drug Therapy of Common Diseases: Problem-Based Therapeutic Decisions CHAPTER 1 CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS CHAPTER 2 RESPIRATORY DISORDERS CHAPTER 3 GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS CHAPTER 4 HEPATIC DISORDERS AND THE INFLUENCE OF LIVER FUNCTION ON DRUG DISPOSITION CHAPTER 5 NMUTRITION CHAPTER 6 RENAL DISORDERS AND THE INELUENCE OF RENAL FUNCTION ON DRUG CHAPTER 7 NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS CHPATER 8 PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS CHAPTER 9 ENDOCRINE AND METABOLIC DISORDERS CHAPTER 10 CONNECTIVE TISSUE AND BONE DISORDERS CHAPTER 11 DERMATOLOGIC DISORDERS CHAPTER 12 HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS CHAPTER 13 ONCOLOGIC DISORDERS CHAPTER 14 INFECTIOUS DISORDERS CHAPTER 15 CONSCIOUS SEDATION AND PAIN ……DISPOSITION PART 3 Core Topics in Clinical PharmacologyAppendixIndex
