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HEALTH PROFESSIONS

PHARMACY

Patient Care Management: A LabWorkbook for Prescription

Practice

Third Edition

Richard Finkel, PharmD

Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutical and Administrative Sciences, College of Pharmacy,

Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, FL

February 2012 / Spiralbound / 8.375 x 10.875

Approx. 534 pp. / Approx. 871 Illus. / Approx. 371 Tables

978-1-4511-1346-4

DESCRIPTION

TheThird Edition of Patient Care Management

: A Lab

Workbook for Prescription Practice develops and

fine-tunes skills in reading, evaluating, and filling

prescriptions. Students learn to decipher handwritten

prescriptions, examine prescriptions for inaccuracies,

evaluate a drug in relation to their patient’s drug and

social history, and fill prescriptions accurately. Each

chapter corresponds to a particular disease state,

summarizing the key characteristics and concerns

with the associated drugs.

FEATURES

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NEW! Medication Therapy Management

Questions and Comments helps students prepare

to assist their patients in understanding their

prescriptions, the effects on their health, and how

the medications may affect their lifestyle.

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All of the prescriptions in the text have been

reviewed for currency and revised with the latest

information.

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Chapter Objectives sets forth a list of

competencies that students will gain upon

successful completion of the chapter.

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Drug List highlights the drugs discussed and

included with patient cases in the chapter.

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Drug Hot Points highlights key characteristics and

concerns associated with the drugs covered in the

chapter.

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Question to be Answered in Preparation

for Chapter Lab ensures that your student’s

knowledge of the drugs and diseases covered in

the chapter is sufficient to advance to the patient

cases.

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Supplemental Prescriptions Appendix provides

additional prescriptions so students can further

hone their skills.

1. Cardiovascular, Part 1

2. Cardiovascular, Part 2

3. Geriatrics

4. Pain and Controlled Drugs

5. Drugs for Neoplastic Disorders and

Immunosupressants

6. Gastroenterology

7. Genitourinary

8. Antimicrobials

9. Mental Health, Part 1

10. Mental Health, Part 2

11. Muscle Relaxants and Nonsteroidal Anti-

Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs)

12. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

(COPD) and Asthma

13. Ophthalmics

14. Diabetes

15. Miscellaneous Products

Appendix A Supplemental Prescriptions

Appendix B Puzzles and Problems

Abbreviations

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Puzzles and Problems appendix asks students

to evaluate 36 prescriptions that are difficult to

decipher or, if filled as written, could be harmful.