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, TABLE OF CONTENT
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PART nnONE: nnESSENTIAL nnCONCEPTS nnFOR nnTHE nnPRESCRIPTION nnOF nnMEDICATIONS
Unit nn1: nnFoundations nnof nnPrescriptive nnPractice

1. Prescriptive nnAuthority nnand nnRole nnImplementation: nnTradition nnvs. nnChange

2. Historical nnReview nnof nnPrescriptive nnAuthority: nnThe nnRole nnof nnNurses nn(NPs, nnCNMs, nnCRNAs, nnand
nnCNSs) nnand nnPhysician nnAssistants


Unit nn2: nnPharmacokinetics nnand nnPharmacodynamics


3. General nnPharmacokinetic nnand nnPharmacodynamic nnPrinciples

4. Special nnPopulations: nnGeriatrics

5. Special nnPopulations: nnPediatrics

6. Special nnPopulations: nnPregnant nnand nnNursing nnWomen
7. Over-the-Counter n n Medications

8. Complementary nnand nnAlternative nnTherapies
Unit nn3: nnThe nnArt nnand nnScience nnof nnPharmacotherapeutics


9. Establishing nnthe nnTherapeutic nnRelationship

10. Practical nnTips nnon nnWriting nnPrescriptions

11. Evidence-Based nnDecision-Making nnand nnTreatment nnGuidelines

12. Design nnand nnImplementation nnof nnPatient nnEducation
PART nnTWO: nnDRUG nnMONOGRAPHS

Unit nn4: nnTopical nnAgents

13. Dermatologic nn Agents

14. Eye, nnEar, nnThroat, nnand nnMouth nnAgents
Unit nn5: nnRespiratory nnAgents


15. Upper nnRespiratory nnAgents

16. Asthma nnand nnChronic nnObstructive nnPulmonary nnDisease nnMedications
Unit nn6: nnCardiovascular nnAgents


17. Hypertension nnand nnMiscellaneous nnAntihypertensive nnMedications

18. Coronary nnArtery nnDisease nnand nnAntianginal nnMedications

19. Heart nnFailure nnand nnDigoxin

20. β-Blockers

21. Calcium nnChannel nnBlockers

,22. ACE nnInhibitors nnand nnAngiotensin nnReceptor nnBlockers

23. Antiarrhythmic n n Agents

24. Antihyperlipidemic n n Agents

25. Agents nnthat nnAct nnon nnBlood
Unit nn7: nnGastrointestinal nnAgents


26. Antacids nnand nnthe nnManagement nnof nnGERD

27. Histamine-2 nnBlockers nnand nnProton nnPump nnInhibitors

28. Laxatives

29. Antidiarrheals

30. Antiemetics

31. Medications nnfor nnIrritable nnBowel nnSyndrome nnand nnOther nnGastrointestinal nnProblems
Unit nn8: nnRenal/Genitourinary nnAgents


32. Diuretics

33. Male nnGenitourinary nnAgents

34. Drugs nnfor nnUrinary nnIncontinence nnand nnUrinary nnAnalgesia
Unit nn9: nnMusculoskeletal nnAgents


35. Acetaminophen

36. Aspirin nnand nnNonsteroidal nnAntiinflammatory nnDrugs

37. Disease-Modifying nnAntirheumatic nnDrugs nnand nnImmune nnModulators

38. Gout nnMedications

39. Osteoporosis nn Treatment

40. Muscle nnRelaxants
Unit nn10: nnCentral nnNervous nnSystem nnAgents


41. Medications nnfor nnAttention nnDeficit nnHyperactivity nnDisorder

42. Medications nnfor nnDementia

43. Analgesia nnand nnPain nnManagement

44. Migraine nnMedications

45. Antiepileptics

46. Antiparkinson n n Agents
Unit nn11: nnPsychotropic nnAgents

, 47. Antidepressants

48. Antianxiety nnand nnAntiinsomnia nnAgents

49. Antipsychotics

50. Substance nnAbuse
Unit nn12: nnEndocrine nnAgents


52. nn Glucocorticoids

52. Thyroid nnMedications

53. Diabetes nnMellitus nnAgents
Unit nn13: nnReproductive nnSystem nnMedications


54. Contraceptives

55. Hormone nnReplacement nnTherapy nn– nnNEW nnTitle/Focus!

56. Drugs nnfor nnBreast nnCancer
Unit nn14: nnAntiinfectives


57. Principles nnfor nnPrescribing nnAntiinfectives

58. Treatment nnof nnSpecific nnInfections nnand nnMiscellaneous nnAntibiotics

59. Penicillins

60. Cephalosporins

61. Tetracyclines

62. Macrolides

63. Fluoroquinolones

64. Aminoglycosides

65. Sulfonamides

66. Antitubercular n n Agents

67. Antifungals

68. Antiretroviral n n Medications

69. Antiviral nnand nnAntiprotozoal nnAgents
Unit nn15: nnHealth nnPromotion


70. Immunizations nnand nnBiologicals
71. Weight nnManagement

72. Smoking nnCessation