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222			_aCommon terms and phrases _bACTION activity acute administration ADMINISTRATION/HANDLING ADULTS ADVERSE ALERT Amphotericin Assess AVAILABILITY Rx Avoid bleeding blood breast milk cancer cause Cautions cell CHILDREN CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOTHERAPEUTIC CLINICAL concentration confuse CONSIDERATIONS BASELINE ASSESSMENT Continue decrease depression diarrhea discontinue disease disorder dizziness Dosage dose dose adjustment drug ELDERLY excreted fatigue fever FOOD Frequent function Give glucose greater Half-life headache Hepatic Impairment HERBAL Hypersensitivity hypertension hypotension increase risk INDICATIONS/ROUTES/DOSAGE infection infusion inhibitors Inhibits Initially INTERACTIONS DRUG INTERVENTION/EVALUATION known LAB VALUES less LIFESPAN CONSIDERATIONS Pregnancy/Lactation Maximum medication mg once daily mg/day mg/kg mg/mL Monitor nausea noted NURSING CONSIDERATIONS BASELINE Obtain Occasional occur oral pain PATIENT/FAMILY TEACHING PHARMACOKINETICS placenta PRECAUTIONS Contraindications produce Rare rash REACTIONS Reconstitution reduce renal impairment Report require response seizures serum severe SIDE EFFECTS skin solution symptoms Tablets Therapeutic Effect therapy times/day tion toxicity tract treatment urine vomiting
245			_aSaunders Nursing Drug Handbook 2019
260			_a3251 Riverport Lane St. Louis, Missouri 63043: _bElsevier Health Sciences, _cc2018
300			_a1504 pages
505			_aContents: Author Biographies REVIEWERS CONSULTANTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS DEDICATION PREFACE DRUGS BY DISORDER DRUG CLASSIFICATION CONTENTS Hormonescontd Human Immunodeficiency Virus HIV Infection Immunosuppressive Agents Laxatives Multiple Sclerosis Nonsteroidal AntiInflammatory Drugs NS Enteral Enteralcontd Allergic Rhinitis PreparationsACTION Alzheimers Disease AngiotensinConverting Enzyme ACE Inhi Angiotensin II Receptor Antagonists Antianxiety Agents Antiarrhythmics Antibiotics Aminoglycosides Cephalosporins Fluoroquinolones Macrolides Penicillins AnticoagulantsAntiplateletsThrombolyti Anticonvulsants Antidepressants Antidiabetics Antidiarrheals Systemic Mycoses Antiglaucoma Agents Antihistamines Antihyperlipidemics Antihypertensives Antimigraine Triptans Antipsychotics Antivirals BetaAdrenergic Blockers Bronchodilators Calcium Channel Blockers Chemotherapeutic Agents Contraception Corticosteroids Topical Diuretics H2 Antagonists Hepatitis C Virus Hormones Parenteral Parenteralcontd Obesity Management Osteoporosis Parkinsons Disease Treatment Proton Pump Inhibitors Rheumatoid Arthritis SedativeHypnotics Skeletal Muscle Relaxants Smoking Cessation Agents Vitamins A CALCULATION OF DOSES B CONTROLLED DRUGS UNITED STATES C WOUND CARE D DRUGS OF ABUSE E EQUIANALGESIC DOSING COMMON NATURAL MEDICINES G LIFESPAN CULTURAL ASPECTS AND PHARMACOGENOMICS OF DRUG THERAPY H NORMAL LABORATORY VALUES I CYTOCHROME P450 CYP ENZYMES J ANTIDOTEREVERSAL AGENTS K PREVENTING MEDICATION ERRORS AND IMPROVING MEDICATION SAFETY L PARENTERAL FLUID ADMINISTRATION M COMMON TERMINOLOGY CRITERIA FOR ADVERSE EVENTS CTCAE Index COMMONLY USED ABBREVIATIONS DANGEROUS ABBREVIATIONS
520			_aWith essential information on more than 1,000 generic and 4,000 trade name drugs, Saunders Nursing Drug Handbook 2019 is the go-to guide for students and nurses alike. The 2019 edition is organized alphabetically by generic drug name for quick and easy access and includes over 270 updates to Black Box Alerts. This user-friendly format also includes comprehensive coverage of IV drug administration, nursing considerations, and fixed combinations. To promote better patient care, it uniquely guides you through clinical priorities in the practice setting and is organized alphabetically by generic drug name for quick reference. Plus, new drug monographs cover approximately 33 newly approved drugs by the FDA; and thoroughly updated monographs include new interactions, precautions, and alerts. Over 1,000 generic name drugs (encompassing over 4,000 trade name drugs) are organized alphabetically with A to 2Z tabs to make accessing important information quick and easy. Detailed information for each drug distinguishes side effects and adverse reactions to help you identify which are most likely to occur. Special text treatment for high-alert drugs that pose the greatest risk for patient harm, as well as an appendix for drug names that sound alike and look alike, help promote safe drug administration. UNIQUE! Frequently-used herb monographs and herb interactions keep you informed of the effects of commonly encountered herbs. Classifications section features an overview of actions and uses for drug families. Top 100 Drugs list helps you easily identify the most frequently administered drugs. Nursing implications are organized in a functional nursing process framework and include headings for Baseline Assessment, Intervention/Evaluation, and Patient/Family Teaching. Information on lifespan and disorder-related dosage variations equips you with special considerations for pediatric, geriatric, hepatic, and immune- or renal-compromised patients. Extensively expanded IV content features a heading for IV compatibilities and expanded rates of infusion, reconstitutions, drip rates, test doses, flushing, and incompatibilities. Fixed combinations are included in dosages of each combined drug directly within the individual monographs to help you understand different drug dose options for specific diseases. Cross-references to the 400 top U.S. brand-name drugs are located directly in the main section of the book for easier accessibility. Customizable and printable monographs for 100 of the most commonly used drugs and quarterly drug updates are located on the free Evolve companion site. Therapeutic and toxic blood level information shows you the patient implications for drug administration. Comprehensive IV Compatibility Chart foldout arms you with compatibility information for 65 intravenous drugs. Newly approved drugs are listed in the front of the book for quick and easy access to this timely information. A sample drug monograph with callouts helps you understand how to use the book more efficiently.
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700			_aBarbara B. Hodgson _928684
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