Pharmacology for Graduate Nurses, 2/E for BSc Nursing Students | As per the Revised Nursing Syllabus | Clinical Pharmacology with Nursing Responsibilities, MCQs and Drugs in Pregnancy and Pediatrics

Pharmacology for Graduate Nurses is a student-friendly, clinical and examination-oriented pharmacology textbook for nurses involved in patient care in the clinical field and in the community. It presents in detail the courses laid down by the revised nursing syllabus for undergraduate nursing students. The book is built to show the connection between pharmacology, disease and patient care: pharmacology, pathology and nursing are presented together so the relationship between the subjects is clear. Across 18 chapters it covers drugs acting on the autonomic and central nervous systems, anti-infectives, respiratory and gastrointestinal medicines, analgesics, drugs used in psychiatric disorders, hormones, anticancer drugs, renal drugs, antiallergics and drugs used in anaphylaxis, and drug use in children, obstetrics, the integumentary system and eye, ear, nose and throat disorders. Each chapter reviews the physiology of the reactive body system and tissues, then gives summarised drug details, major allergic and toxic effects and lists of antagonist drugs, with graphics, special information boxes and multiple choice questions. Individual drugs are worked through with adverse effects, precautions and contraindications, and nursing responsibilities for administration; the standing order of drug administration by nurses is given in the appendices. The register is concise and clinically integrated, so learning connects directly to safe administration at the bedside. Who This Book Is For: BSc Nursing students: as the core pharmacology text mapped to the revised nursing syllabus, for theory papers and practical drug-administration preparation. Post Basic BSc Nursing students: for a clinically integrated pharmacology refresh covering nursing responsibilities and special populations. Why This Book Helps: Connects the drug to the patient: pharmacology, pathology and nursing are taught together, so mechanism, disease and nursing action are learned as one. Prepares you to administer safely: nursing responsibilities, monitoring and lab tests are set out for individual drugs, not just described in general. Handles special populations explicitly: separate chapters on drugs in children, in obstetrics and safe drug use in the elderly. Supports revision: chapter MCQs, information boxes and system-wise physiology reviews make focused study and self-testing easier. Key Features: 18 chapters integrating pharmacology, pathology and nursing for each body system. Per-drug detail: action, summarised drug data, adverse and toxic effects, precautions, contraindications and antagonist drugs. Nursing responsibilities sections for drug administration, including assessment, monitoring and lab tests. Multiple choice questions and special information boxes in every chapter, with figures and flowcharts. Dedicated chapters on drugs in children, drugs in obstetrics and safe drug use in the elderly; standing order of drug administration by nurses in the appendices.

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