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This book is highly used in the hospital and has compatibility info about injections. |
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Hand book of Injectible Drugs |
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This book is all about drug interactions. What # = the most severe interaction? What # = the least severe interaction? |
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| How is the handbook of nonprescription drugs arranged? |
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| In the medications and mother's milk book, what is L1? What is L5? What is in back of the book? |
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L1 = safest L5 = contraindicated There's an appendix in the back w/ tables |
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This book is good for brand-generic equivalency. It is in alphabetical order by class. It's index is in the front. |
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| Name 3 ways in which the Physician's Desk Reference is useful. Why should you be cautious about using the PDR? |
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There is a table for adverse effects, the book is good for looking up new brands, and it has pictures for identification. You should be cautious about using the PDR, b/c the info is provided by manufacturers, so it could be biased. |
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| Why might it be better to use the American Hospital Formulary Service than the Physician's Desk Reference? |
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B/c the AHFS is not influenced by manufacturer |
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| This book contains numerous charts; information about poisons, toxicity, and conversions; and, lots of clinical use |
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Drug Information Handbook |
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| which references are organized by drug class? |
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Facts and comparisons AHFS Drug Interaction Facts |
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| Which references are in alphabetical order by generic? |
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Handbook on injectible drugs medications and mothers milk drug information handbook |
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