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Pharmacological Classification Of Drugs: With Doses And PreparationsThe present user-friendly format of the booklet is intended to make it a better aid for Remembering drug names, identifying the class and Subclass to which they belong, and provide easy access to core prescribing information. Drugs classifications are presented in the form of hierarchically designed charts along with pictorial images for easy learning. All classifications have been updated, expanded and modified wherever necessary. Doses, frequency and route (S) of administration along with leading brand names of drugs and different types of dosage forms are listed after each class of drugs. New drugs, particularly those marketed recently, have been included. Single drug formulations are mainly mentioned. Combined drug formulations find a place wherever important or relevant. Listing of brand names is restricted to only 1-4 per drug. Synonyms and alternative names of drugs and classes of drugs are also mentioned. Two separate Indices, one of non-proprietary (generic) names and the other of proprietary (brand) names of drugs is provided for instantaneous location of the drug or the product one is looking for. Useful to medical and pharmacy students as well as to practitioners.Essentials of Medical PharmacologyRevised and updated chapters including new drugs and latest treatment guidelines.Wide range of topics from basic pharmacological concepts to practical therapeutics.A new chapter on ‘Nitric Oxide and Vasoactive Peptide Signal Molecules’; has been added along with novel drugs that act by modifying action/turnover of these molecules.Priority has been accorded to drugs that are marked in India and their leading brand names are mentioned along with dosage forms.List of abbreviations provided in the beginning of the book.All recently released drugs are included.Eye catching drug classification charts which help create pictorial memory.Several new figures, charts, tables and highlight boxes have been added.Focus on ‘evidence-based medicine’ by extensive reference to credible studies and endpoint trials.India-specific information on diseases, drugs and treatment guidelines, particularly for TB, leprosy, Hiv-Aids, malaria, kala-azar, etc.Therapeutic recommendations from eminent professional bodies and organizations.The ‘Problem Directed Study’ at the end of most chapters provides an exercise in therapeutic decision making.Includes Appendices on Solution to Problem Directed Study; Prescribing in Pregnancy; Drugs in Breastfeeding; and Drugs and Fixed Dose Combinations Banned in India.A brief list of useful references for further reading is provided at the end of the book.
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