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Concepts in clinical pharmacokinetics / William J. Spruill [and four others]

By: Spruill, William J [author]Contributor(s): Wade, William E [co-author] | DiPiro , Joseph T [co-author] | Blouin, Robert A [co-author] | Pruemer, Jane M [co-author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bethesda, MD : American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, c2014Edition: Sixth editionDescription: x, 284 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cmISBN: 9781585283873Subject(s): DRUGS DOSAGELOC classification: RM 301.5 .S678 2014

Contents:

Lesson 1. introduction to pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics -- Lesson 2. basic pharmacokinetics -- Lesson 3. half-life, elimination rate, and auc -- Lesson 4. intravenous bolus administration, multiple drug administration, and steady-state average concentrations -- Lesson 5. relationships of pharmacokinetic parameters and Intravenous intermittent and continuous infusions -- Lesson 6. two-compartment models -- Lesson 7. biopharmaceutics: absorption -- Lesson 8. drug distribution and protein binding -- Lesson 9. drug elimination processes -- Lesson 10. nonlinear processes -- Lesson 11. pharmacokinetic variation and model-independent relationships -- Lesson 12. aminoglycosides -- Lesson 13. vancomycin -- Lesson 14. theophylline -- Lesson 15. phenytoin and digoxin

Summary: Concepts in Clinical Pharmacokinetics has helped thousands of students and practitioners through five editions by simplifying a complex subject. The authors have thoroughly reviewed, revised, and redesigned the text to enhance the reader's grasp of the material. This 6th Edition offers a superior approach to understanding pharmacokinetics through extensive use of clinical correlates, figures, and questions and answers

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Includes index.

Lesson 1. introduction to pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics --
Lesson 2. basic pharmacokinetics --
Lesson 3. half-life, elimination rate, and auc --
Lesson 4. intravenous bolus administration, multiple drug administration, and steady-state average concentrations --
Lesson 5. relationships of pharmacokinetic parameters and
Intravenous intermittent and continuous infusions --
Lesson 6. two-compartment models --
Lesson 7. biopharmaceutics: absorption --
Lesson 8. drug distribution and protein binding --
Lesson 9. drug elimination processes --
Lesson 10. nonlinear processes --
Lesson 11. pharmacokinetic variation and model-independent relationships --
Lesson 12. aminoglycosides --
Lesson 13. vancomycin --
Lesson 14. theophylline --
Lesson 15. phenytoin and digoxin

Concepts in Clinical Pharmacokinetics has helped thousands of students and practitioners through five editions by simplifying a complex subject. The authors have thoroughly reviewed, revised, and redesigned the text to enhance the reader's grasp of the material. This 6th Edition offers a superior approach to understanding pharmacokinetics through extensive use of clinical correlates, figures, and questions and answers

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