Pharmacology for Allied Health Sciences for BSc Allied Health, B.Pharm and Physiotherapy Students | Systemwise Drug Coverage with Flowcharts, Compare-and-Contrast Tables and Mnemonics: 1

Pharmacology for Allied Health Sciences is a syllabus-aligned pharmacology textbook written for undergraduate allied health and paramedical programmes. It presents drugs system by system in simple language and a student-friendly format, with the topics for each course set out as prescribed by the respective syllabus. The content is grouped into systemwise sections. General pharmacology covers sources of drugs and routes of administration, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and receptors, and adverse drug reactions, pharmacovigilance, drug interactions and drug development. Systemwise sections then cover the autonomic nervous system (cholinergic, anticholinergic, adrenergic and antiadrenergic drugs, skeletal muscle relaxants and treatment of glaucoma), drugs acting on the kidney, the cardiovascular system, autacoids and the respiratory system, drugs acting on blood and hypolipidemic drugs, gastrointestinal drugs, and antimicrobial chemotherapy including antimicrobial stewardship, beta-lactams, aminoglycosides, quinolones, macrolides and treatment of urinary tract infection. Each topic is supported by drug classifications, a large number of figures and flowcharts, compare-and-contrast tables that set related drugs side by side, and mnemonics to aid recall. The approach is exam-oriented, designed to help cover the whole subject quickly for internal and university examinations. Who This Book Is For: BSc allied health and paramedical students: a core pharmacology text for undergraduate allied health science courses, matched to the pharmacology topics prescribed for each programme. B.Pharm and physiotherapy (BPT) students: a concise, systemwise pharmacology reference for the pharmacology paper in their curriculum and for practical and viva preparation. Why This Book Helps: Matched to the syllabus: topics are selected and sequenced to the pharmacology requirements of allied health and paramedical courses. Readable explanations: simple language and a student-friendly layout make drug mechanisms and classes easier to follow. Visual learning: figures and flowcharts turn drug pathways and management sequences into diagrams. Comparisons made clear: compare-and-contrast tables place related drugs side by side so differences are easy to see. Faster revision: mnemonics and an exam-oriented structure help cover the entire subject before an examination. Key Features: Systemwise organisation across 14 chapters, from general pharmacology to antimicrobial chemotherapy. Drug classifications for every therapeutic group. A large number of figures and flowcharts illustrating drug action and management. A compare-and-contrast table series highlighting differences between related drugs. Mnemonics and an exam-oriented format for rapid revision.

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