Nursing Drug Guides
by Judith Hopfer Deglin, April Hazard Vallerand
Amazon Price: $31.02
Customer Review: this is the book which has A to Z drug list including recently marketed medicines. full fill my clinical requirement. this is not come with CD with the price is worth without CD. we cant carry CD in clinic but we can carry book on the floor. so it is worth not to spend extra $ on product which has CD.
by Kaplan
Amazon Price: $9.90
Customer Review: I was under the impression that these would be a stack of flashcards, instead I got a paperback novel of meds. Not sure how helpful these will be to my studying since I haven't really picked up the book since I found out they weren't flash cards. =(
by PDR Staff
Amazon Price: $69.80
Customer Review: This is a review of Mirtazapine; and can be considered an adjunct to the reference book in question, rather than a review of it. My purpose is to provide information as to what it is like to be on certain prescription medications, something that most doctors and pharmacists never experience with regard to the drugs they routinely prescribe.
This morning, under the influence of Mirtazapine, I had the following dream:
I was in an upstairs apartment with wood floors. T...
by Tarascon
Amazon Price: $17.13
Customer Review: Great asset in the clinical setting. Can't imagine not having it in my pocket
by Brad Spellberg
Amazon Price: $17.16
Customer Review: I am employed by a small biotechnology company that is working hard to discover new antibiotics that are effective against dangerous drug-resistant bacteria like MRSA and other nasty bugs like Acinetobacter. A colleague recently gave me Rising Plague as a gift. When I started reading it I became so alarmed, I knew that I wanted my extended family to be exposed to its content, so I sent one to everyone in my family as a Christmas present.
My intent in giving this book a positive re...
by Amy M Karch
Amazon Price: $33.23
Customer Review: Bought this with their Manual of Nursing Practice. Many drugs are indexed by Trade-name only. The Nursing Drug Guide and will buy it exclusively from here out.
by Stephen Stahl
Amazon Price: $58.50
Customer Review: Buy this book as well: The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines, Tenth Edition (Taylor, The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines).
Stahl's bood would have been better titled "The PDR Companion for Psychiatrists." Listing each medicaiton in alphabetical order is a good idea but only as far as it goes. When you are starting out with a new drug, Stahl is much more helpful than the Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines.
The MAUDSLEY PRESCRIBING GUIDELIENS give more guidance about chosin...
by Judith Barberio
Amazon Price: $9.32
Customer Review: Before you buy this book, you need to think of why you need it. I purchased it because I am a student nurse going through clinicals weekly. I have a regular drug book, but I wanted something a little more convenient (and pocket-size) to take with me because sometimes new meds are added after I have made my med cards. So far, this book has had all the last minute meds I've needed to look up. Just remember (like the front cover says...) it only has about 1000 of the MOST POPULAR so there may occas...
by Thompson PDR
Amazon Price: $8.99
Customer Review: For people looking for a brief, concise review of their prescription drugs, this book is an excellent resource to go to. Discusses indications, usual dosages, and side effects. Also has a Pill Identification guide for quick identification of medication.
Also Recommended: The Pill Book
by Harold M. Silverman
Amazon Price: $7.50
Customer Review: This book is an illustrated guide to the most prescribed drugs in the United States. Everyone should have a copy of this book in your home. A comprehensive guide to prescription medications. This book has color illustrations of the medications you are taking now, and new medication prescripted by your doctor. This book provides complete information on the uses, side effects and interactions of both oral and injectable drugs, and easy to use. If you don't have this book, get it. Read about the pi...
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