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Applied Pharmacology for the
Dental Hygienist
Synopsis
Covers the basic principles of pharmacology;
maintenance drugs; emergency drugs; the effects of pregnancy and
breastfeeding on dental treatment; drug interactions and drug abuse.
* Features a readable style and humorous approach to make a
difficult subject easy to understand. * Contains detailed
illustrations and an abundance of tables that enhance the learning
process * Contains a vital chapter on drug interactions, plus
provides drug interaction information within other chapters where
appropriate. * Provides greater and more consistent coverage of
dental considerations in the management of patients taking
medications prescribed by their physicians. * Features entirely new
review questions at the end of each chapter to challenge students to
test their knowledge of material. * Includes a new glossary
providing definitions for key terms found throughout text for easy
reference information at the student's fingertips. * Includes a new
96-page Instructor's Manual, featuring a 300-question testbank with
answers and learning activities that incorporate various strategies
of learning (e.g., crossword puzzles) to help students understand
pharmacology. * Features nine new appendices, so students can stay
informed on the latest topics and issues regarding renal failure,
liver failure, xerostomia, allergies, natural/herbal remedies,
relevant Internet sites and much more.
Editorial Reviews
Book Info
Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City. Brandon/Hill Allied Health
List selection (#55). Textbook covers the basic principles of pharmacology,
maintenance drugs, emergency drugs, effects of pregnancy and breastfeeding on
dental treatment, drug interactions, and drug abuse. Includes numerous tables
and 11 new appendices. Previous edition: c1995. Softcover. DNLM: Dental Care.
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