Pharmacology for Medical Undergraduates: Textbook for MBBS 2nd Year Students | Condensed Concept-wise Guide with 470+ Diagrams, Flowcharts and Tables, and Review Questions for Viva Voce

Pharmacology for Medical Undergraduates, 1/E is a complete, single-volume core textbook covering the entire MBBS Pharmacology syllabus in one condensed, easy-to-follow reference. Written by Prasan R Bhandari (MBBS, MD Pharmacology), the book presents condensed, basic and succinct descriptions of pharmacology in a simple, easily understandable format built for quick understanding and fast revision rather than long, exam-cramped prose. The book is organized into 12 sections spanning 75 chapters and 586 pages: General Pharmacology, Autonomic Nervous System Pharmacology, Cardiovascular Pharmacology, Renal Pharmacology, Central Nervous System Pharmacology, Autacoids, Respiratory System Pharmacology, Hematological Pharmacology, Gastrointestinal Pharmacology, Endocrine Hypothalamic and Uterine Pharmacology, Chemotherapy, and Miscellaneous topics (including vitamins, minerals, dermatological pharmacology, antiseptics, and drug therapy of medical emergencies). Every chapter opens with a topic-overview box, followed by a numbered and lettered outline with bolded key terms and definitions for quick scanning. The subject matter is supported by over 470 diagrams, figures, flowcharts, and comparison tables that map out drug mechanisms, receptor pathways, and classification schemes, along with built-in review questions and answers for short-answer and viva-voce preparation, and a distinctive motivational quote printed at the foot of every page to sustain study momentum. Who This Book Is For: MBBS 2nd Year (Second Professional) Students: use it as their core textbook for the complete Pharmacology course taught in the Second Professional MBBS year. MBBS Students (all years) revising Pharmacology: use the condensed chapter structure and built-in review questions for quick revision before university theory and practical exams. UG Medical Students preparing for viva voce: use the review questions and answers to rehearse short-answer and oral-exam responses topic by topic. Why This Book Helps: Simplifies a high-volume subject: condenses the vast Pharmacology syllabus into succinct, structured explanations that cut down study and revision time. Turns complex mechanisms into visuals: 470+ diagrams, flowcharts, and tables translate dense pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic concepts into an easy-to-recall visual format. Builds exam and viva confidence: the built-in review questions and answers double as a self-test tool for short-answer papers and viva voce without needing a separate question bank. Speeds up navigation: chapter-opening topic boxes and a consistent numbered and lettered outline make it fast to locate and revise any specific topic under exam time pressure. Keeps revision momentum going: the inspirational quote on every page is a small but distinctive touch that keeps long study sessions motivating. Key Features: Complete single-volume MBBS Pharmacology course: 75 chapters across 12 sections. 470+ diagrams, figures, flowcharts, and comparison tables illustrating mechanisms, drug classifications, and dose-response relationships. Built-in review questions and answers for short-answer papers and viva-voce preparation. Chapter-opening topic-overview boxes plus a bolded, numbered and lettered outline format for fast scanning and revision. A unique inspirational quote at the foot of every page to boost study motivation.

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