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McGraw-Hill Nurses Drug Handbook, Seventh Edition
McGraw-Hill Nurses Drug Handbook, Seventh Edition

McGraw-Hill Nurses Drug Handbook, Seventh Edition (McGraw-Hill's Nurses Drug Handbook)

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Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product. Best Value on the Market! The drug guide nurses count on to safely administer more than 4,000 drugs McGraw-Hill Nurse’s Drug Handbook, Seventh Edition provides everything nurses must know to protect themselves and their patients when administering drugs. The Handbook delivers the evidence base needed to administer more than 3,000 brandname and 1,000 generic drugs--along with important administration and monitoring instructions. The drug monographs are designed for easy understanding and quick access to essential facts. For the safest, most effective drug administration possible, you'll find: Full monographs on 1,000+ drugs, including 29 new ones NEW FDA black box warnings and adverse drug reactions Special icons pointing out hazardous and high-alert drugs Expanded 36-page safe drug administation insert Guidance on drug interactions including foods,herbals, and behavior NEW safety insert on sanctioned guidelines for timelyadministration of scheduled drugs and new appendixon current drug shortages