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PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS: CLINICAL REASONING IN PRIMARY CARE, 2nd Edition, features a unique clinical reasoning format that provides both the content knowledge and the clinical reasoning skills you'll need to become an expert prescriber. This in-depth book has been thoroughly revised, updated, and reviewed from cover to cover by a multidisciplinary panel of nurse practitioners and physician's assistants. Clinical Alerts throughout the text point out potential medication safety risks, and new Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapeutics boxes highlight recent research evidence in drug therapy.

• Unique clinical reasoning format teaches you not only the drug content but also how to use that knowledge in prescribing.
• Pharmacokinetics tables summarize how drugs work within the body after administration.
• UNIQUE! Controversy boxes address current issues in pharmacology from various viewpoints while challenging you to formulate your own opinions and stay current on ethical, legal, and practical issues in pharmacotherapuetics.
• Drug interaction tables provide indispensable drug interaction information to help ensure safe pharmacotherapy.
• Dosage regimen tables give you an overview of adult and pediatric dosage guidelines.

• Emphasis on clinical decision-making has been retained and refocused on clinical reasoning in this edition.
• Case Studies (48 total) feature a treatment plan and a unique Clinical Reasoning Analysis section in which an expert prescriber reflects on the factors that led to a particular drug choice for a patient situation.
• UNIQUE! Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapeutics boxes highlight recent research evidence in drug therapy and feature a research article, the purpose, design, methods, findings, and conclusions of the study, and implications for practice.
• Clinical Alerts throughout the text alert the prescriber to potential medication safety risks and other key drug information.
• New chapters on poisonings, drugs used for migraines, and drugs for bladder, prostate, and erectile dysfunction address important new developments in pharmacotherapeutics.

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• Hardcover: 1280 pages
• Publisher: Saunders; 2 edition (December 12, 2007)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1416032878
• ISBN-13: 978-1416032878
• Product Dimensions: 1.5 x 8.6 x 10.9 inches
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Download Pharmacotherapeutics: Clinical Reasoning in Primary Care, 2e PDF

I am in a graduate program for ACNP, and this book is the one chosen for my course. I have never really had an opinion one way or another about the textbook chosen for any of my classes before, but this one is so horrible, I just had to say something about it for anyone considering utilizing this textbook.

It is absolutely full of grammatical errors (i.e. see the section on Beta-Blockers and self-contradictions (i.e. use of Benadryl in pregnancy), and I have noticed it omits a lot of relevant information about some medications. In addition, a lot of space is wasted on ridiculous photographs with captions such as "Pregnant Woman" and "Elderly Couple," as though we have never seen an example of either of those things before and require a visual.

Between the shoddy editing job and condescending photos, I have a hard time trusting much of what this textbook has to offer. In this profession, accurate, resourceful references should be utilized on-the-job and this book won't do that for me. I can't wait for the end of this semester so I can take this book off my shelf and replace it with one that meets those professional standards!

By K. Fakhreddine

I am a BSN nursing student and this second edition of Gutierrez is awesome. Even better than the first. Although the writing style is still a little dry, the text is logically arranged and punctuated by case studies and meaningful tables. The pathophysiology included in the chapters helps me to understand not only the disease process but the reasons certain drugs are used. I thought the title might be a problem but my instructors says it makes no difference what the title is because the book contains information for both inpatient and outpatient settings. Keep up the good work Gutierrez. My classmates are looking forward to the next edition.

By Katie