Rang and Dale's Pharmacology Review

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Rang and Dale’s Pharmacology Flash Cards review what you learn in class and reinforce essential drug information. Using generic drug names, Maureen M. Dale and Dennis G. Haylett cover the actions, mechanisms of action, pharmacokinetic aspects, clinical uses and adverse effects of all important drugs. The 320 cards are divided into sets, each covering a different body system. Each card features a multi-color diagram that indicates how drugs may exert their action on that system. Detailed information is presented on the reverse side so that you can easily test your knowledge of the drug. With a portable format and references to Rang and Dale’s Pharmacology, 6th Edition and Dale and Haylett: Pharmacology Condensed, 2nd Edition, these cards make it easy to review what you need to know in pharmacology. Key Features Includes multi-color diagrams of the main pathophysiology affected by drugs to put them in the context in which they act on the body. Details all important drugs and refers to drugs with similar actions/uses. Demonstrates clinical correlations so you can apply the material to real life situations. Presents the cards arranged by system to match Rang and Dale’s Pharmacology, 6th Edition to better prepare you for exams, including Best of Five and USMLE Step References Rang and Dale’s Pharmacology, 6th Edition and Dale and Haylett: Pharmacology Condensed, 2nd Edition to allow ready access to further information. Provides a punch hole ring and a binder to make the cards portable for convenient use anywhere. Table of Contents Section 1. Cholinergic pharmacology Section 2. Noradrenergic pharmacology Section 3. Infl ammation and anti-infl ammatory drugs Section 4. Drugs affecting immuneresponses Section 5. Antidysrhythmic drugs Section 6. CVS antihypertensive drugs Section 7. Angina and cardiac infarction Section 8. Heart Failure Section 9. Atherosclerosis and lipoproteins Section 10. Haemostasis & thrombosis Section 11. Haemopoietic system Section 12. Asthma and antiasthma drugs Section 13. Kidney Section 14. GIT drugs Section 15. Blood sugar and diabetes Section 16. The ant. pituitary & the adrenal cortex Section 17. Thyroid and antithyroid drugs Section 18. Bone metabolism Section 19. Reproductive system Section 20. Neurodegenerative disorders Section 21. General anaesthetic Section 22. Anxiolytics and hypnotics Section 23. Antipsychotics Section 24. Affective disorders Section 25. Antiepileptic drugs Section 26. Analgesic drugs and the control of pain Section 27. CNS stimulants and psychotomimetics Section 28. Local anaesthetics Section 29. Antibacterial agents Section 30. Antiviral agents Section 31. Antiprotozoal drugs Section 32. Antifungal agents Section 33. Anthelminthic drugs Section 34. Anticancer drugs Section 35. General principles Section 36. The introduction of new drugs Section 37. Absorption and distribution of drugs Section 38. Drug metabolism and excretion Section 39. Pharmacokinetics