Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference, 34th Edition
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Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference, 34th Edition
Now in its 34th Edition, Martindale provides reliable, unbiased and evaluated information on drugs and medicines used throughout the world - no other source has the breadth and depth of coverage. Encyclopaedic facts about drugs and medicines--5,300 drug monographs; 110,000 preparations; 37,500 references; 9,500 manufacturers. Synopses of disease treatments.
Enables identification of medicines, the local equivalent and the manufacturer. Includes herbal medicines--200 monographs; 5,000 preparations. Editorial Reviews Reviewer: Patrick J McDonnell, Pharm.D.(Temple University School of Pharmacy) Description: This is the 34th edition of an extremely useful reference for those seeking information regarding drugs used throughout the world. Monographs for drugs and ancillary substances, supplementary drugs, and disease state management are all included. Pu
The aim is to provide healthcare professionals with unbiased drug information about medicines used worldwide. This may even be more important to pharmacists and physicians in the United States, with more and more patients seeking less costly drugs and purchasing medications abroad. In my practice as a pharmacist, Martindale is the reference I use for drug information on medications that are not manufactured and marketed in the United States. Audience:
The book is intended for any healthcare professional requiring drug information, but it may contain more information necessary for pharmacists and pharmacologists than for physicians and nurses (i.e., chemical formulae, kinetics) but nonetheless it is a very complete reference. Features: As a complete drug reference, the book contains monographs for drugs and ancillary substances separated by drug classes, then categorized into disease state management.
Individual agents are listed with dosing, adverse effects, pharmacokinetics, uses and administration, drug interactions, pregnancy and lactation information, and other standard drug informatics. Th
