Nurse’s Drug Handbook App

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The Jones & Bartlett Learning Nurse’s Drug Handbook is the most up-to-date, practical, and easy-to-use nursing drug reference. Updated annually, it provides accurate and timely facts on hundreds of drugs from A-Z. Written in a no-nonsense style that speaks your language in terms you use every day, it offers concise and consistently formatted drug entries organized alphabetically.

It will help you provide safe, effective drug therapy because of its practical, easy-to-understand, accurate, and reliable information on virtually all the drugs you’re likely to administer.

Key Features:

* Index of all generic, trade, and alternate drug names
* Chemical and therapeutic classes, FDA pregnancy risk category, and controlled substance schedule
* Indications and dosages, as well as route, onset, peak, and duration information
* Incompatibilities and contraindications
* Interactions with drugs, food, and activities
* Adverse reactions
* Nursing considerations, including key teaching points for patients
* Mechanism-of-action illustrations
* Warnings and precautions
* Updated antineoplastic drug therapy appendix
* Addition of bolded Life-Threatening Adverse Reactions (ADRs)

* NEW TO THIS EDITION
* New drugs added to the Nurse's Drug Handbook include: PEGlated-auci jivi, baloxavir marboxil, baricitinib, inactivated-zhzo, didanosine, doravirine, Eravacycline, erenumab-aooe, fremanezumab-vfrm, frovatriptan, galcanezumab-gnlm, ganiciclovir, ibalizumab-uiyk, lofexidine, lubiprostone, omadacycline, plazomicin, revefenacin, rifamycin, saquinavir, sarecycline, semaglutide, sodium zirconium cyclosilicate, sufentanil, tildrakizumab-asmn
* New drug facts on hundreds of existing entries, including updated information on new indications and dosages, new incompatibilities and interactions, new adverse reactions, and new nursing con­siderations.
* Hundreds of patient-teaching guidelines and suggestions.
* Thoroughly updated appendices on insulin preparations, oral allergen extracts, antiviral drugs, top­ical drugs, antihistamines, combination antihypertensive drugs, interferons, oph­thalmic drugs, and antineoplastic drugs, as well as selected obstetrical drugs and vitamins.


ISBN 10: 1284167909
ISBN 13: 978-1284167900

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Ratings and reviews

It says drug handbook for nurses. So when I search for digitalis or beta-adrenergic block agent it shows no content. This is not for medical or nursing field, more likr for laymans reference

I have the hard copy of this book do I need to enter a code to access it digitally or do I need to purchase it again?

I am a beginning Pharmacy Technician. I am looking for a reference that I can use at/for work. Did I misenterpet the legalese? It sounds as if that would be a violation of the user agreement.