Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses

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The medical information that nurses need - when, where, and how they need it!

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Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses, Twentieth Edition, always puts safety first, emphasizing the medical information nurses need to know to administer medications competently and safely. Today’s most comprehensive nursing drug guide contains well-organized monographs for thousands of generic and trade name drugs reflecting the latest FDA approvals and changes.

The TWENTIETH EDITION - Life-saving guidance, at a glance :
• Over 5,000 monographs covering brand and generic names.
• Organized by generic names, with an index that includes generic and brand names, classifications, combination drugs, and herbals.
• Medication interaction between other medications, foods, and natural products.
• Drug cross reference.
• Herbal content.
• Pediatric, Geriatric, OB (Obstetrician), and Lactation cautions.
• IV administration sections.
• REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies).
• Pharmacogenomic content for better informed dosing.
• Canadian-specific medication content.
• Appendices and much more!

APP FEATURES :
• Attach personalized notes in the content that can be color coded and include images!
• Searching gets you the content you need in a flash.
• Bookmarks return you to your most used content with ease.

Authors:
April Hazard Vallerand, PhD, RN, FAAN
College of Nursing Alumni Endowed Professor
Wayne State University
College of Nursing
Detroit, Michigan

Cynthia A. Sanoski, BS, PharmD, BCPS, FCCP
Department Chair
Thomas Jefferson University
Jefferson School of Pharmacy
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Davis’s Drug Guide for Nurses, 18th edition is a publication of F.A. Davis Company and copyright © 2022, by F.A. Davis Company.

Ratings and reviews

I've loved using this app for nursing school. It was so informative and easy to use. I loved that I can just pull out my phone and type in the drug, rather than flip through that giant book. The big disappointment I have is that I couldn't transfer the subscription when you switch from iOS to Google, even though it's the same developer. I still have like 5 months left, and a $40 subscription is a lot for a student. I really hope the developer can address this issue.

I ordered a free trial, and they charged me for a year on the same day. I requested a refund, and they completely ignored me. I started the transaction with my bank, and they rejected it, then closed my account. do not use this app, they are complete fraud.

need refund i was not aware the automatic recharge. its not me who instaññ the app

What’s new

Minor bug fixes