Practical Pharmacology

This book is an earnest effort to make the key topics in practical pharmacology as comprehensive and concise as possible. Information is presented as flowcharts, tables, diagrams, photographs and checklists wherever appropriate so that a student is able to revise the subject matter quickly. Sufficient examples are provided to explain each concept. Filled adverse drug reaction (ADR) forms are provided to inculcate the habit of reporting ADRs in future physicians. Dose calculations are also explained with solved examples. This book will be useful in giving the student a proper orientation of what is expected in the practical examinations as well as practical skills essential to clinical practice.

Key Features:
• Follows the format laid out by NMC in the new CBME curriculum for pharmacology—integrating knowledge with relevant clinical skills.
• Concepts have been simplified and delivered in a bite-sized manner to improve the student's understanding of the subject matter without being overwhelmed by it.
• Diagrams, photographs, flowcharts, and tables are given wherever applicable to help with last-minute revisions.
• Instructions for _ling an adverse drug reaction (ADR) form are accompanied by examples for a better understanding of ADR reporting.
• Solved examples of dose-calculation sums are provided.
• Basic concepts and principles in ethics explained.
• Key points in communication exercises are elaborated to help students in the practical examination.