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By: Henry Hitner, Barbara T. Nagle, Michele B. Kaufman, Hannah Ariel, Yael Peimani-Lalehzarzadeh
The Eighth Edition of Pharmacology: An Introduction delivers a clear, accessible, and comprehensive overview of pharmacological principles, designed for students and healthcare professionals seeking a solid foundation in the field. Written by a team of experienced educators and clinicians, this trusted text integrates essential concepts of pharmacology with practical clinical applications, making it ideal for allied health, nursing, and pre-professional programs.
Key Features:
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Clear, Student-Friendly Approach: Complex pharmacological concepts are explained in straightforward language, supported by logical organization and concise explanations.
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Comprehensive Coverage: From basic principles of drug action to major drug classifications and their clinical uses, the text covers all essential areas of pharmacology.
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Up-to-Date Content: Reflects the latest developments in drug therapy, safety regulations, and treatment guidelines.
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Learning Reinforcement: Includes chapter outlines, learning objectives, key terms, and end-of-chapter review questions to promote mastery of material.
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Visual Learning Tools: Richly illustrated with high-quality diagrams, tables, and figures that clarify mechanisms of action and drug interactions.
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Real-World Applications: Clinical examples and case studies demonstrate how pharmacological principles are applied in patient care.
Ideal For:
Students in nursing, pharmacy, physician assistant, and allied health programs, as well as healthcare practitioners seeking a concise yet thorough pharmacology reference.
Whether you are new to pharmacology or revisiting the subject to strengthen your clinical knowledge, Pharmacology: An Introduction (8th Edition) provides the essential information needed to understand drugs and their impact on the human body.
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