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Clinician's Pocket Drug Reference 2008 (Clinician's Pocket Drug Reference)
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 615
EAN: 9780071496254
Edition: 1
ISBN: 0071496254
Label: McGraw-Hill Medical
Manufacturer: McGraw-Hill Medical
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 288
Publication Date: February 11, 2008
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Medical
Studio: McGraw-Hill Medical
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Editorial Review:Proving that sometimes less is more, this super-concise guide includes more than one thousand commonly used medications along with essential data on their selection and administration. Organized alphabetically by generic drug name, CPDR covers common use, mechanisms of action, dosage, cautions, contraindications, dosing information, and side effects.
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Rating:  - good reference
This is a good small compact reference book. I do traveling coding and am always looking for reference material in a condensed format.
Rating:  - Outstanding pocket guide
Scut monkey drug reference is way more useful and helpful than tarascon pocket pharm. It includes method of action, SE's, and more. Imagine that, a pocket pharm guide with side effects! Who would ever need that information?
(tarascon doesn't include side effects....or method of action.)
I carry it in my white coat pocket even though I have PDA software because, inevitably, before the PDA is even turned on I have the answer from this book. I reserve the PDA for obscure, ... Read More
Rating: - Pretty good guide
I think this book is a very useful buy, if you prefer a printed drug guide for the medications you are using, instead of a PDA or PC. The fact is that this book includes mechanism of action, indications and major side effects for all drugs, something that makes it more useful than its equivalent Taracson's Pocket Pharmacopoieia. If the only thing that you need from a drug guide, though, is the matching of a medication with it's generic name, then pharmacopoeia is much better, because it is smaller. This ... Read More
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