Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Nursing Practice 1st

by Tammie Lee Demler (Author),‎ Jacqueline Rhoads (Author)

Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Nursing Practices focuses on the critical information necessary for prescribing drugs for common diseases and disorders. As the role of the advance practice nurse expands, this text is an outstanding resource for nurse practitioners and physician assistants which will prepare them for an increased role in everyday healthcare while introducing the latest updates on drug information. Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics is organized by AHFS categories with a format that enables students the opportunity to apply aspects of prescribing, such as drug selection, special population considerations, therapeutic drug monitoring, adverse reactions, drug to drug interaction, as well as guidance on processes for adding or changing therapy. Color symbols show pharmacokinetic considerations of each drug within its class and these symbols guide the practitioner to an appendix for additional detail if needed.

Key Features: 
Learning objectives 
Key terms
Drug class summaries (consolidating within class considerations)
Detailed appendices
AHFS categories
Drug agent described in a framework grid
Symbols to guide reader in an “at a glance” format
Case studies with questions to reinforce learning