Covering the essential basic science and principles of pharmacology using concise text and diagrams, Dale’s Pharmacology Condensed, 3rd Edition, presents the key facts and concepts that are key to understanding how drugs work and their underlying pathophysiological processes. Each of the 50 short chapters provides an organized, consistent approach to efficient learning and retention of complex information. This concise text is an ideal companion volume to Rang and Dale’s Pharmacology, as well as a stand-alone condensed textbook or review book for exams.
1. Cover image - p. Cover 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iii 5. List of Tables - p. iii 6. Chapter 1: Preface - p. iii 7. Chapter 2: Pharmacology, drug names and classification systems - p. iii 8. Chapter 3: General principles of drug action - p. g4 9. Chapter 4: Molecular aspects of drug action - p. g10 10. Chapter 5: Pharmacokinetic and other factors influencing drug action - p. g15 11. Chapter 6: Pharmacodynamics and the measurement of drug action - p. g25 12. Chapter 7: Drug discovery and the development of small molecules - p. g29 13. Chapter 8: Drug discovery and the development of biologicals - p. g33 14. Chapter 9: Drug safety, toxicology and pharmacovigilance - p. g36 15. Chapter 10: Regulation of drug use - p. g40 16. Chapter 11: Outline of transmission and drug action in the nervous system - p. g40 17. Chapter 12: Drugs and neurological disorders - p. g55 18. Chapter 13: Drugs and pain - p. g66 19. Chapter 14: Drugs and the cardiovascular system - p. g69 20. Chapter 15: Drugs and blood: haematopoiesis and haemostasis - p. g79 21. Chapter 16: Drugs and the inflammatory and immune response - p. g85 22. Chapter 17: Drugs and the endocrine and metabolic systems - p. g91 23. Chapter 18: Drugs and the renal system - p. g100 24. Chapter 19: Drugs and the pulmonary system - p. g103 25. Chapter 20: Drugs and the musculoskeletal system - p. g106 26. Chapter 21: Drugs and the gastrointestinal tract - p. g109 27. Chapter 22: Drugs and the genitourinary system - p. g111 28. Chapter 23: Drugs and the skin - p. g111 29. Chapter 24: Drugs and the eye - p. g117 30. Chapter 25: Drugs and the ear - p. g119 31. Chapter 26: Drugs used in anaesthesia - p. g122 32. Chapter 27: Drug use in disorders of nutrition - p. g126 33. Chapter 28: Drug use in dentistry - p. g126 34. Chapter 29: Antiviral drugs - p. g133 35. Chapter 30: Antibacterial drugs - p. g136 36. Chapter 31: Antifungal drugs - p. g143 37. Chapter 32: Drugs and parasites: anti-protozoal and anti-helminthic drugs - p. g143 38. Chapter 33: Drugs and cancer - p. g147 39. Chapter 34: Prescribing and personalizing drug treatments - p. g150 40. Chapter 35: Venoms, toxins, poisons and herbs - p. g152 41. Chapter 36: Drug dependence and drug abuse - p. g155 42. Index - p. g158
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Covering the essential basic science and principles of pharmacology using concise text and diagrams, Dale’s Pharmacology Condensed, 3rd Edition, presents the key facts and concepts that are key to understanding how drugs work and their underlying pathophysiological processes. Each of the 50 short chapters provides an organized, consistent approach to efficient learning and retention of complex information. This concise text is an ideal companion volume to Rang and Dale’s Pharmacology, as well as a stand-alone condensed textbook or review book for exams.
1. Cover image - p. Cover 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iii 5. List of Tables - p. iii 6. Chapter 1: Preface - p. iii 7. Chapter 2: Pharmacology, drug names and classification systems - p. iii 8. Chapter 3: General principles of drug action - p. g4 9. Chapter 4: Molecular aspects of drug action - p. g10 10. Chapter 5: Pharmacokinetic and other factors influencing drug action - p. g15 11. Chapter 6: Pharmacodynamics and the measurement of drug action - p. g25 12. Chapter 7: Drug discovery and the development of small molecules - p. g29 13. Chapter 8: Drug discovery and the development of biologicals - p. g33 14. Chapter 9: Drug safety, toxicology and pharmacovigilance - p. g36 15. Chapter 10: Regulation of drug use - p. g40 16. Chapter 11: Outline of transmission and drug action in the nervous system - p. g40 17. Chapter 12: Drugs and neurological disorders - p. g55 18. Chapter 13: Drugs and pain - p. g66 19. Chapter 14: Drugs and the cardiovascular system - p. g69 20. Chapter 15: Drugs and blood: haematopoiesis and haemostasis - p. g79 21. Chapter 16: Drugs and the inflammatory and immune response - p. g85 22. Chapter 17: Drugs and the endocrine and metabolic systems - p. g91 23. Chapter 18: Drugs and the renal system - p. g100 24. Chapter 19: Drugs and the pulmonary system - p. g103 25. Chapter 20: Drugs and the musculoskeletal system - p. g106 26. Chapter 21: Drugs and the gastrointestinal tract - p. g109 27. Chapter 22: Drugs and the genitourinary system - p. g111 28. Chapter 23: Drugs and the skin - p. g111 29. Chapter 24: Drugs and the eye - p. g117 30. Chapter 25: Drugs and the ear - p. g119 31. Chapter 26: Drugs used in anaesthesia - p. g122 32. Chapter 27: Drug use in disorders of nutrition - p. g126 33. Chapter 28: Drug use in dentistry - p. g126 34. Chapter 29: Antiviral drugs - p. g133 35. Chapter 30: Antibacterial drugs - p. g136 36. Chapter 31: Antifungal drugs - p. g143 37. Chapter 32: Drugs and parasites: anti-protozoal and anti-helminthic drugs - p. g143 38. Chapter 33: Drugs and cancer - p. g147 39. Chapter 34: Prescribing and personalizing drug treatments - p. g150 40. Chapter 35: Venoms, toxins, poisons and herbs - p. g152 41. Chapter 36: Drug dependence and drug abuse - p. g155 42. Index - p. g158
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