Gain the pharmacology knowledge and skills you need to administer medications safely! Pharmacology and the Nursing Process, 11th Edition, provides practical, easy-to-use pharmacology information, emphasizing the application of the nursing process, the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model, and prioritization throughout the book. Coverage begins with pharmacology basics, then discusses drugs by body systems and drug functions. Hundreds of full-color illustrations show how drugs work in the body and depict key steps in medication administration. Written by pharmacology experts Linda Lane Lilley, Shelly Rainforth Collins, and Julie S. Snyder, this bestselling textbook makes it easy to understand and apply pharmacology concepts and provide safe, quality nursing care.
1. Pharmacology and the Nursing Process - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Disclaimer - p. ii 5. Table of Contents - p. iii 6. Copyright - p. vi 7. About the authors - p. vii 8. Contributors to teaching/learning resources - p. ix 9. Reviewers - p. xi 10. Preface - p. xiii 11. To the student - p. xvii 12. Acknowledgments - p. xxv 13. List of Illustrations - p. xxvii 14. List of Tables - p. xxviii 15. PART 1. Pharmacology Basics - p. xxviii 16. 1. The nursing process and drug therapy - p. 1 17. 2. Pharmacologic principles - p. 13 18. 3. Lifespan considerations - p. 33 19. 4. Cultural, legal, and ethical considerations - p. 46 20. 5. Medication errors: Preventing and responding - p. 60 21. 6. Patient education and drug therapy - p. 72 22. 7. Over-the-counter drugs and herbal and dietary supplements - p. 84 23. 8. Gene therapy and pharmacogenomics - p. 94 24. 9. Photo atlas of drug administration - p. 102 25. PART 2. Drugs Affecting the Central Nervous System - p. 134 26. 10. Analgesic drugs - p. 135 27. 11. General and local anesthetics - p. 165 28. 12. Central nervous system depressants and muscle relaxants - p. 183 29. 13. Central nervous system stimulants, antimigraine drugs, and related drugs - p. 198 30. 14. Antiepileptic drugs - p. 214 31. 15. Antiparkinson drugs - p. 231 32. 16. Psychotherapeutic drugs - p. 247 33. 17. Substance use disorder - p. 275 34. PART 3. Drugs Affecting the Autonomic Nervous System - p. 290 35. 18. Adrenergic drugs - p. 291 36. 19. Adrenergic-blocking drugs - p. 305 37. 20. Cholinergic drugs - p. 317 38. 21. Cholinergic-blocking drugs - p. 327 39. PART 4. Drugs Affecting the Cardiovascular and Renal Systems - p. 334 40. 22. Antihypertensive drugs - p. 335 41. 23. Antianginal drugs - p. 357 42. 24. Heart failure drugs - p. 371 43. 25. Antidysrhythmic drugs - p. 385 44. 26. Coagulation modifier drugs - p. 407 45. 27. Antilipemic drugs - p. 433 46. 28. Diuretic drugs - p. 449 47. 29. Fluids and electrolytes - p. 462 48. PART 5. Drugs Affecting the Endocrine and Reproductive Systems - p. 479 49. 30. Pituitary drugs - p. 480 50. 31. Thyroid and antithyroid drugs - p. 488 51. 32. Diabetes drugs - p. 497 52. 33. Adrenal drugs - p. 523 53. 34. Women’s health drugs - p. 533 54. 35. Men’s health drugs - p. 554 55. PART 6. Drugs Affecting the Respiratory System - p. 563 56. 36. Antihistamines, decongestants, antitussives, and expectorants - p. 564 57. 37. Respiratory drugs - p. 577 58. PART 7. Antiinfective and Antiinflammatory Drugs - p. 593 59. 38. Antibiotics part 1 - p. 594 60. 39. Antibiotics part 2 - p. 618 61. 40. Antiviral drugs - p. 635 62. 41. Antitubercular drugs - p. 655 63. 42. Antifungal drugs - p. 666 64. 43. Antimalarial, antiprot ozoal, and anthelmintic drugs - p. 675 65. 44. Antiinflammatory and antigout drugs - p. 688 66. PART 8. Chemotherapeutic Drugs and Biologic and Immune Modifiers - p. 703 67. 45. Antineoplastic drugs part 1: Cancer overview and cell cycle–specific drugs - p. 704 68. 46. Antineoplastic drugs part 2: Cell cycle–nonspecific and miscellaneous drugs - p. 730 69. 47. Biologic response–modifying and antirheumatic drugs - p. 743 70. 48. Immunosuppressant drugs - p. 766 71. 49. Immunizing drugs - p. 778 72. PART 9. Drugs Affecting the Gastrointestinal System and Nutrition - p. 792 73. 50. Acid-controlling drugs - p. 793 74. 51. Bowel disorder drugs - p. 807 75. 52. Antiemetic and antinausea drugs - p. 820 76. 53. Vitamins and minerals - p. 832 77. 54. Anemia drugs - p. 853 78. 55. Nutritional supplements - p. 864 79. PART 10. Dermatologic, Ophthalmic, and Otic Drugs - p. 874 80. 56. Dermatologic drugs - p. 875 81. 57. Ophthalmic drugs - p. 891 82. 58. Otic drugs - p. 912 83. Appendix A: Pharmaceutical abbreviations - p. 918 84. Appendix B: Pharmacology tips: Suffixes - p. 919 85. Index - p. 920 86. Special features - p. 950
Gain the pharmacology knowledge and skills you need to administer medications safely! Pharmacology and the Nursing Process, 11th Edition, provides practical, easy-to-use pharmacology information, emphasizing the application of the nursing process, the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model, and prioritization throughout the book. Coverage begins with pharmacology basics, then discusses drugs by body systems and drug functions. Hundreds of full-color illustrations show how drugs work in the body and depict key steps in medication administration. Written by pharmacology experts Linda Lane Lilley, Shelly Rainforth Collins, and Julie S. Snyder, this bestselling textbook makes it easy to understand and apply pharmacology concepts and provide safe, quality nursing care.
1. Pharmacology and the Nursing Process - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Disclaimer - p. ii 5. Table of Contents - p. iii 6. Copyright - p. vi 7. About the authors - p. vii 8. Contributors to teaching/learning resources - p. ix 9. Reviewers - p. xi 10. Preface - p. xiii 11. To the student - p. xvii 12. Acknowledgments - p. xxv 13. List of Illustrations - p. xxvii 14. List of Tables - p. xxviii 15. PART 1. Pharmacology Basics - p. xxviii 16. 1. The nursing process and drug therapy - p. 1 17. 2. Pharmacologic principles - p. 13 18. 3. Lifespan considerations - p. 33 19. 4. Cultural, legal, and ethical considerations - p. 46 20. 5. Medication errors: Preventing and responding - p. 60 21. 6. Patient education and drug therapy - p. 72 22. 7. Over-the-counter drugs and herbal and dietary supplements - p. 84 23. 8. Gene therapy and pharmacogenomics - p. 94 24. 9. Photo atlas of drug administration - p. 102 25. PART 2. Drugs Affecting the Central Nervous System - p. 134 26. 10. Analgesic drugs - p. 135 27. 11. General and local anesthetics - p. 165 28. 12. Central nervous system depressants and muscle relaxants - p. 183 29. 13. Central nervous system stimulants, antimigraine drugs, and related drugs - p. 198 30. 14. Antiepileptic drugs - p. 214 31. 15. Antiparkinson drugs - p. 231 32. 16. Psychotherapeutic drugs - p. 247 33. 17. Substance use disorder - p. 275 34. PART 3. Drugs Affecting the Autonomic Nervous System - p. 290 35. 18. Adrenergic drugs - p. 291 36. 19. Adrenergic-blocking drugs - p. 305 37. 20. Cholinergic drugs - p. 317 38. 21. Cholinergic-blocking drugs - p. 327 39. PART 4. Drugs Affecting the Cardiovascular and Renal Systems - p. 334 40. 22. Antihypertensive drugs - p. 335 41. 23. Antianginal drugs - p. 357 42. 24. Heart failure drugs - p. 371 43. 25. Antidysrhythmic drugs - p. 385 44. 26. Coagulation modifier drugs - p. 407 45. 27. Antilipemic drugs - p. 433 46. 28. Diuretic drugs - p. 449 47. 29. Fluids and electrolytes - p. 462 48. PART 5. Drugs Affecting the Endocrine and Reproductive Systems - p. 479 49. 30. Pituitary drugs - p. 480 50. 31. Thyroid and antithyroid drugs - p. 488 51. 32. Diabetes drugs - p. 497 52. 33. Adrenal drugs - p. 523 53. 34. Women’s health drugs - p. 533 54. 35. Men’s health drugs - p. 554 55. PART 6. Drugs Affecting the Respiratory System - p. 563 56. 36. Antihistamines, decongestants, antitussives, and expectorants - p. 564 57. 37. Respiratory drugs - p. 577 58. PART 7. Antiinfective and Antiinflammatory Drugs - p. 593 59. 38. Antibiotics part 1 - p. 594 60. 39. Antibiotics part 2 - p. 618 61. 40. Antiviral drugs - p. 635 62. 41. Antitubercular drugs - p. 655 63. 42. Antifungal drugs - p. 666 64. 43. Antimalarial, antiprot ozoal, and anthelmintic drugs - p. 675 65. 44. Antiinflammatory and antigout drugs - p. 688 66. PART 8. Chemotherapeutic Drugs and Biologic and Immune Modifiers - p. 703 67. 45. Antineoplastic drugs part 1: Cancer overview and cell cycle–specific drugs - p. 704 68. 46. Antineoplastic drugs part 2: Cell cycle–nonspecific and miscellaneous drugs - p. 730 69. 47. Biologic response–modifying and antirheumatic drugs - p. 743 70. 48. Immunosuppressant drugs - p. 766 71. 49. Immunizing drugs - p. 778 72. PART 9. Drugs Affecting the Gastrointestinal System and Nutrition - p. 792 73. 50. Acid-controlling drugs - p. 793 74. 51. Bowel disorder drugs - p. 807 75. 52. Antiemetic and antinausea drugs - p. 820 76. 53. Vitamins and minerals - p. 832 77. 54. Anemia drugs - p. 853 78. 55. Nutritional supplements - p. 864 79. PART 10. Dermatologic, Ophthalmic, and Otic Drugs - p. 874 80. 56. Dermatologic drugs - p. 875 81. 57. Ophthalmic drugs - p. 891 82. 58. Otic drugs - p. 912 83. Appendix A: Pharmaceutical abbreviations - p. 918 84. Appendix B: Pharmacology tips: Suffixes - p. 919 85. Index - p. 920 86. Special features - p. 950
