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ISBN-10: 9781609137113

ISBN-13: 978-1609137113

Author: Geralyn Frandsen; Pennington, Sandra Smith

This popular core nursing pharmacology textbook provides unique coverage of nursing interventions for drug therapy with related rationales. Highly praised for its organized and readable presentation, the text explains the "why" behind each nursing action, and emphasizes how drugs work differently in different patients. The 10th edition has a new fresh design and approach with an added focus on patient safety integrated into the text. Included in this package is Lippincott’s Photo Atlas of Medication Administration (ISBN 9781451112481) which uses the nursing process format to provide step-by-step nursing skills.

Chapter Ending Features
Teaching/Learning Package
Resources for Instructors
Resources for Students
Study Guide
Acknowledgments
SECTION 1: The Conceptual Framework of Pharmacology
1: Introduction to Pharmacology
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Clinical Application Case Study
KEY TERMS
Introduction
Drug Sources
Drug Classifications and Prototypes
Drug Names
NCLEX Success
Drug Marketing
Pharmacoeconomics
Access to Drugs
Prescription and Nonprescription Drugs
American Drug Laws and Standards
TABLE 1.1: American Drug Laws and Amendments
BOX 1.1: Categories of Controlled Substances
Drug Approval Processes: Food and Drug Administration
Testing Procedure
Drug Approval
Clinical Application 1-1
NCLEX Success
Safety in Drug Administration
Rights of Medication Administration
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
QSEN Safety Alert
Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Project
TABLE 1.2: Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) Safety Competency
TABLE 1.3: Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) Patient-Centered Care Competency
National Patient Safety Goals
“Do Not Use” List of Abbreviations
QSEN Safety Alert
TABLE 1.4: Official “Do Not Use” List*
Targeted High-Risk Activities
High-Alert Medications
QSEN Safety Alert
BOX 1.2: High-Alert Medications
Pregnancy Categories for Safety
Beers Criteria
NCLEX Success
Sources of Drug Information
Clinical Application 1-2
Strategies for Studying Pharmacology
Key Concepts
Critical Thinking Questions
References and Resources
2: Basic Concepts and Processes
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Clinical Application Case Study
KEY TERMS
Introduction
Cellular Physiology
BOX 2.1: Cell Structures and Functions
Figure 2.1
Drug Transport Through Cell Membranes
Figure 2.2
BOX 2.2: Drug Transport Pathways and Mechanisms
Figure 2.3
Pharmacokinetics
Absorption
Distribution
Figure 2.4
Metabolism
Excretion
NCLEX Success
Serum Drug Levels
Figure 2.5
Serum Half-Life
Pharmacodynamics
Receptor Theory of Drug Action
Figure 2.6
BOX 2.3: Additional Elements of the Receptor Theory of Drug Action
Nonreceptor Drug Actions
Variables that Affect Drug Actions
Drug-Related Variables
Dosage
Route of Administration
Drug–Diet Interactions
QSEN Safety Alert
QSEN Safety Alert
Drug–Drug Interactions
Patient-Related Variables
Age
Body Weight
Genetic and Ethnic Characteristics
Genetics
Ethnicity
Gender
Other Considerations
Preexisting Conditions
Psychological Factors
Tolerance and Cross-Tolerance
Adverse Effects of Drugs
BOX 2.4: Common or Serious Adverse Drug Effects
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
Black Box Warnings
Pregnancy Categories
Clinical Application 2-1
Toxicology: Drug Overdose
BOX 2.5: General Management of Toxicity
QSEN Safety Alert
TABLE 2.1: Antidotes for Overdoses of Selected Therapeutic Drugs
Clinical Application 2-2
NCLEX Success
Key Concepts
Critical Thinking Questions
References and Resources
3: Medication Administration and the Nursing Process of Drug Therapy
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Clinical Application Case Study
KEY TERMS
General Principles of Accurate Drug Administration
Clinical Application 3-1
NCLEX Success
Legal Responsibilities
Medication Errors and their Prevention
TABLE 3.1: Medication Errors: Sources and Prevention Strategies
Figure 3.1
Figure 3.2
Medication Systems
Changes to Prevent Medication Errors
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
Clinical Application 3-2
NCLEX Success
Medication Orders
TABLE 3.2: Common Abbreviations
NCLEX Success
Drug Preparations and Dosage Forms
TABLE 3.3: Drug Dosage Forms
Calculating Drug Dosages
Systems of Measurement
TABLE 3.4: Selected Equivalent Measurements
Mathematical Calculations
Routes of Administration
TABLE 3.5: Routes of Drug Administration
BOX 3.1: Principles and Techniques With Intravenous Drug Therapy
Drugs for Injection
QSEN Safety Alert
Equipment for Injections
Sites for Injections
Figure 3.3
Figure 3.4
Figure 3.5

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