Applied Pharmacology in Anaesthesia and Critical Care

  • Howatson A
  • Levy D
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This comprehensive book guides the reader through the complexity of pharmacology using an easy to follow bullet system with tables, clinical examples, tips on various agents and cautions highlighted in easy to reference boxes within each chapter. The chapters are divided into related topics in such a way as to cover the basic theory, relevant physiology and specific pharmacology necessary to get to grips with a particular area. The chapters on anti-retroviral agents, neuropsychiatric drugs, recreational agents and alternative medicines are ground-breaking in exploring frequently overlooked agents that are commonly seen in practice. The book has been written by 28 anaesthesiologist/ intensivists who are all respected teachers and bring a wealth of clinical experience to the understanding of each topic. This book fulfils the need for a clinically relevant pharmacology text that focuses not only on preparation for the anaesthesia primary and final examinations, the diploma in anaesthesia, fellowships in intensive care and masters in pharmacology, but can also be used as a reference for the practicing anaesthesiologist and intensivist. (Amazon.com).

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Howatson, A. G., & Levy, D. M. (2013). Applied Pharmacology in Anaesthesia and Critical Care. British Journal of Anaesthesia, 110(5), 859. https://doi.org/10.1093/bja/aet102

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