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TablebofbContent
PARTbONE:bESSENTIALbCONCEPTSbFORbTHEbPRESCRIPTIONbOFbMEDICATION
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Unitb1:bFoundationsbofbPrescriptivebPractice
1.bPrescriptivebAuthoritybandbRolebImplementation:bTraditionbvs.bChange
2.bHistoricalbReviewbofbPrescriptivebAuthority:bThebRolebofbNursesb(NPs,bCNMs,bCRNAs,bandbC
NSs)bandbPhysicianbAssistants

Unitb2:bPharmacokineticsbandbPharmacodynamics
3.bGeneralbPharmacokineticbandbPharmacodynamicbPrinciples
4.bSpecialbPopulations:bGeriatrics
5.bSpecialbPopulations:bPediatrics
6.bSpecialbPopulations:bPregnantbandbNursingbWomen
7.bOver-the-CounterbMedications
8.bComplementarybandbAlternativebTherapies

Unitb3:bThebArtbandbSciencebofbPharmacotherapeutics
9.bEstablishingbthebTherapeuticbRelationship
10.bPracticalbTipsbonbWritingbPrescriptions
11.bEvidence-BasedbDecision-MakingbandbTreatmentbGuidelines
12.bDesignbandbImplementationbofbPatientbEducation

PARTbTWO:bDRUGbMONOGRAPHS
Unitb4:bTopicalbAgents
13.bDermatologicbAgents
14.bEye,bEar,bThroat,bandbMouthbAgents

Unitb5:bRespiratorybAgents
15.bUpperbRespiratorybAgents
16.bAsthmabandbChronicbObstructivebPulmonarybDiseasebMedications

Unitb6:bCardiovascularbAgents
17.bHypertensionbandbMiscellaneousbAntihypertensivebMedications
18.bCoronarybArterybDiseasebandbAntianginalbMedications
19.bHeartbFailurebandbDigoxin
20.bß-Blockers
21.bCalciumbChannelbBlockers
22.bACEbInhibitorsbandbAngiotensinbReceptorbBlockers
23.bAntiarrhythmicbAgents

,24.bAntihyperlipidemicbAgents
25.bAgentsbthatbActbonbBlood

Unitb7:bGastrointestinalbAgents
26.bAntacidsbandbthebManagementbofbGERD
27.bHistamine-2bBlockersbandbProtonbPumpbInhibitors
28.bLaxatives
29.bAntidiarrheals
30.bAntiemetics
31.bMedicationsbforbIrritablebBowelbSyndromebandbOtherbGastrointestinalbProblems

Unitb8:bRenal/GenitourinarybAgents
32.bDiuretics
33.bMalebGenitourinarybAgents
34.bDrugsbforbUrinarybIncontinencebandbUrinarybAnalgesia

Unitb9:bMusculoskeletalbAgents
35.bAcetaminophen
36.bAspirinbandbNonsteroidalbAntiinflammatorybDrugs
37.bDisease-ModifyingbAntirheumaticbDrugsbandbImmunebModulators
38.bGoutbMedications
39.bOsteoporosisbTreatment
40.bMusclebRelaxants

Unitb10:bCentralbNervousbSystembAgents
41.bMedicationsbforbAttentionbDeficitbHyperactivitybDisorder
42.bMedicationsbforbDementia
43.bAnalgesiabandbPainbManagement
44.bMigrainebMedications
45.bAntiepileptics
46.bAntiparkinsonbAgents

Unitb11:bPsychotropicbAgents
47.bAntidepressants
48.bAntianxietybandbAntiinsomniabAgents
49.bAntipsychotics
50.bSubstancebAbuse

Unitb12:bEndocrinebAgents
51.bGlucocorticoids
52.bThyroidbMedications
53.bDiabetesbMellitusbAgents

Unitb13:bReproductivebSystembMedications
54.bContraceptives

, 55.bHormonebReplacementbTherapyb–bNEWbTitle/Focus!
56.bDrugsbforbBreastbCancer

Unitb14:bAntiinfectives
57.bPrinciplesbforbPrescribingbAntiinfectives
58.bTreatmentbofbSpecificbInfectionsbandbMiscellaneousbAntibiotics
59.bPenicillins
60.bCephalosporins
61.bTetracyclines
62.bMacrolides
63.bFluoroquinolones
64.bAminoglycosides
65.bSulfonamides
66.bAntitubercularbAgents
67.bAntifungals
68.bAntiretroviralbMedications
69.bAntiviralbandbAntiprotozoalbAgents

Unitb15:bHealthbPromotion
70.bImmunizationsbandbBiologicals
71.bWeightbManagement
72.bSmokingbCessation
73.bVitaminsbandbMinerals