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Jones, Rhonda M.; Rospond, Raylene M.

 
9780683302561: Patient Assessment in Pharmacy Practice
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ISBN 10: 0683302566 ISBN 13: 9780683302561
Editorial: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, 2002

Sinopsis

Pharmacy students and practicing pharmacists will benefit from learning the latest in patient assessment skills. This all-inclusive text emphasizes basic A&P and symptomology, interviewing skills and assessment techniques. Plus, to meet the needs of today's pharmacist, each chapter explores pharmacy practice applications for ambulatory care and special communities such as pediatric and geriatric settings. Part I focuses on fundamental assessment processes and skills. Part II progresses logically into patient assessment by specific body systems. Inside you'll find: assessment techniques for special populations in every chapter; extensive use of case studies and patient decision trees that bring theory and technique to life; Pharmaceutical Care Plans that correspond to case studies for practical applications; special sidebar highlights on the signs and symptoms of diseases, causes of diseases, and drug-related causes of diseases; complete glossary of terms; and, rich visual content including vivid, full-color plates of diseases, numerous two-color illustrations, and black-white photography. With its breadth of content and reader-friendly design, "Patient Assessment in Pharmacy Practice" is an especially strong resource for pharmacy students who are about to enter their introductory clinical clerkships. Practicing pharmacists will value the up-to-date practice applications for the special communities they serve.

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Pharmacy students and practicing pharmacists will benefit from learning the latest in patient assessment skills. This all-inclusive text emphasizes basic A&P and symptomology, interviewing skills and assessment techniques. Plus, to meet the needs of today's pharmacist, each chapter explores pharmacy practice applications for ambulatory care and special communities such as pediatric and geriatric settings. Part I focuses on fundamental assessment processes and skills. Part II progresses logically into patient assessment by specific body systems. Inside you'll find: assessment techniques for special populations in every chapter; extensive use of case studies and patient decision trees that bring theory and technique to life; Pharmaceutical Care Plans that correspond to case studies for practical applications; special sidebar highlights on the signs and symptoms of diseases, causes of diseases, and drug-related causes of diseases; complete glossary of terms; and, rich visual content including vivid, full-color plates of diseases, numerous two-color illustrations, and black-white photography. With its breadth of content and reader-friendly design, "Patient Assessment in Pharmacy Practice" is an especially strong resource for pharmacy students who are about to enter their introductory clinical clerkships. Practicing pharmacists will value the up-to-date practice applications for the special communities they serve.

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Editorial
Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
Año de publicación
2002
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
0683302566
ISBN 13 
9780683302561
Encuadernación
Tapa dura
Número de páginas
521
Contacto del fabricante
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Persona responsable
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