Clinical Pharmacology Made Incredibly Easy!

by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

This thorough reference uses a plain-English approach to complex topics and uniquely creative explanations of pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and drug interactions. Thought-provoking coverage of key drug therapy controversies improves critical thinking. Includes abundant illustrations, Incredibly Easy! quick quizzes, memory joggers, and spirited cartoons that make learning fun. Content covers the fundamentals of clinical pharmacology; autonomic...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1582550425
• ISBN13: 9781582550428
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Spring House / Emd
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.5" x 9.4"

Customer Reviews

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For someone that just recieved their RN license!!! I would recommend all the incredibly easy books.

Clinical Pharmacology Made Incredibly Easy

Helpful breakdown of most pharmacological agents. Very helpful fact boxes for adverse effects and special notes. Does not include charts or tables. No osteoporosis medications included.

If you take medications, you need this book!

Doctors can't keep track of every detail about every medication. So, it's essential that patients read about meds before taking them. Sometimes, however, the information just doesn't make sense to us. This book, helps it make sense. It's well organized. The information is great, and the style incorporates humor to make important points.

Makes Pharmacology A Lot More Enjoyable.

I love this book. It breaks down pharmacologic drugs by system (ie. drugs used on the GI system, abx, etc.) and explains them in very simple terms while still being entertaining. This book is a must have for all nursing students. Sure does make pharmacology a lot easier to understand.

The Best way to brush up on your pharmacology!!!!!!

I love this book. It breaks down pharmacologic drugs by system (ie. drugs used on the GI system, abx, etc.) and explains them in very simple terms while still being entertaining. This book does not read like a text book. However, at the end of each chapter, there is a little 3-7 question quiz. The only down side about this book is that it does not give the common names of drugs (ie. Colace is referred to as ducosate sodium). This book has really helped me in clinical and my practice NCLEX scores have dramatically improved. This book is a must own for nursing students, new grad nurses, or anyone who needs brushing up on pharmacology.