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Clinicians Pocket Drug Reference 2015 6th Edition Leonard Gomella

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Publisher: McGraw-Hill Medical

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.57 MB

Pages: 396

Author: Leonard Gomella, Steven Haist, Aimee Adams

ISBN: 9780071840002, 0071840001

Language: English

Year: 2015

Edition: 6

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Clinicians Pocket Drug Reference 2015 6th Edition Leonard Gomella by Leonard Gomella, Steven Haist, Aimee Adams 9780071840002, 0071840001 instant download after payment.

SAFELY PRESCRIBE AND ADMINISTER MORE THAN 1,400 OF THE DRUGS MOST OFTEN USED IN CLINICAL PRACTICE WITH THIS ULTRA-CONVENIENT POCKET GUIDE!

UPDATED ANNUALLY!

Organized alphabetically by generic drug name
Common uses, mechanisms of action, dosages (adult and pediatric), warnings/precautions, form supplied, and notes/common side effects
Summaries of FDA "Black Box" precautions and contraindications
Includes a listing of the medications organized by drug classification
Covers natural and herbal agents
Updated to reflect new drugs, removal of drugs taken off the market, new formulations, and changes in approved use of existing medications