Nurses! Test Yourself in Pharmacology

Nurses! Test Yourself in Pharmacology

AngličtinaEbook
Rogers, Katherine
McGraw-Hill Education
EAN: 9780335244928
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Nurses! Test Yourself in Pharmacology is the essential self-test resource for student nurses studying pharmacology and preparing for exams. This book covers key pharmacology topics such as drug interactions and safe drug administration. There are over 300 questions in total, each with fully explained answers and 45 glossary terms. Each chapter includes drug summary diagrams as well as:Multiple choice questionsTrue or false questionsLabelling exercises Fill in the blank questions Match the terms questions Organised by different body systems, the book includes chapters on: Integumentary system Musculoskeletal system Nervous system Endocrine system Cardiovascular system Respiratory system Digestive system Urinary system Written by a lecturer at one of the UKs top nursing schools, this test book is designed to help you improve your results and tackle your exams with confidence!&quote;This is an excellent book. Each chapter offers a coherent focus on systems pharmacology with specific attention to drugs commonly used in the therapeutic management of infection, pain and metabolic dysfunction. Carefully constructed multiple choice and short answer questions provide readers with excellent opportunities for self-assessment. I am happy to recommend this book to undergraduate nursing students, all students undertaking the Non-medical Independent and Supplementary prescribing programme as well as to prescribing practitioners.&quote; Barbara V. Novak, Senior Lecturer and Education Lead for NM Independent and Supplementary Prescribing, City University, UK
EAN 9780335244928
ISBN 0335244920
Typ produktu Ebook
Vydavatel McGraw-Hill Education
Datum vydání 16. ledna 2014
Jazyk English
Země United Kingdom
Autoři Rogers, Katherine
Série UK Higher Education OUP Humanities & Social Sciences Health & Social Welfare