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ph-info tertiary resources Flashcards

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arranged in monographs, both FDA approved and off-label uses

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AHFS Drug Info (General Product Info)

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gold standard; contains monographs for both rx and non-rx products and some dietary supplemenets

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Clinical Pharmacology (General Product Info)

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allows assessment of drug-drug/food/ supplement interaction, incompatibilities, and PK adjustments

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Micromedex (General Product Info)

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excipient information

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Facts and Comparisons (General Product Info)

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appendices for treatment options and comparison of agents in the same class

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Drug Information handbook (General Product Info)

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focused on body systems and disease states for which self-care may be appropriate

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Handbook of Nonprescription Drugs: An interactive preach to Self-care (General Product Info)

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compilation of Rx products package inserts

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Physician’s Desk Reference (General Product Info)

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official resource for generic & chemical names and even int’l nonproprietary name (INN) of drug products

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USP Dictionary (General Product Info)

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includes a variety of data about drugs (monographs, interaction checker, safety data and tablet identification) and diseases (epidemiology, prognosis and treatment)

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Epocrates (General Product Info)

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provides critical review of international literature in the area of adverse events and its management

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Meyler’s Side Effect of Drugs (Adverse Effect)

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serves as companion to Meyler’s Side Effects of Drugs

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Side Effects of Drugs Manual: A Worldwide Yearly Survey of New Data and Trend in Adverse Drug Reactions (Adverse Effect)

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has charts for sound/look-alike drugs, pregnancy category, normal lab values and pharmaceutical calculation

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American Drug Index (Availability of Dosage Forms)

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data is primarily about Rx and OTC product availability and pricing;
also has data on “sugar/lactose/alcohol-free” preparations;
available electronically within Micromedex

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Red Book (Availability of Dosage Forms)

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provides chemical and pharmacological information about chemicals, drugs, and biologicals

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Merck Index (Compounding/Formulations)

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contains information about all aspects of pharmacy practice

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Remington: the Science and Practice of Pharmacy (Compounding/Formulations)

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information about compounding techniques, calculations, and rationale behind excipients are also available.

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A Practical Guide to Contemporary Pharmacy Practice (Compounding/Formulations)

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provides information about preparation of sterile and non-sterile dosage forms

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Trissel’s Stability of Compound Formulations (Compounding/Formulations)

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contains data on official substances and products standards

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USP/NF (Compounding/Formulations)

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provides summary of information on dietary supplements and rates its relative safety & efficacy

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Natural Medicine Comprehensive Database (Dietary Supplements)

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provides extensive evidence-based information regarding safety and efficacy

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Natural Standard (Dietary Supplements)

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found within facts and comparison website;

provides chemistry, pharmacology, and toxicology of a number of natural products based on primary literature documents

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Review Natural Product (Dietary Supplements)

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textbook which contains classic ph-cog, crude plant-based drug classification and examination.;
Also provides data on clinical applications, pharmacology and phytochemistry

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Trease and Evan’s Pharmacognosy (Dietary Supplements)

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provides summaries of mechanism & management options for DI

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Hansten & Horn’s DI Analysis and Management (Drug Interaction)

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incorporated in facts and comparison website;

provides information on drug-drug/drug-food interactions

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Drug Interaction Facts (Drug Interaction)

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focuses on the impact of food on medication efficacy; highlights a list of food

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Food-Medication Interactions (Drug Interaction)

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both focuses on specific discussion on factors related to geriatric care

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Geriatric Dosage Handbook; The Merck Manual of Geriatric (Geria Dosage Recommendations)

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both focuses on specific discussion on factors related to pediatric care

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The harriet Lane Handbook; Pediatric Dosage Handbook (Pedia Dosage Recommendations)

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provides detailed information regarding stability profile and compatibility issues of ingredients for IV medication

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Handbook on Injectable Drugs, King Guide to Parenteral Admixtures, Trissel’s 2 Clinical Pharmaceutics Database (Incompatibility and Stability)

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contains information on several drug in over 130 countries, local and international.

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Index Nominum: International Drug Directory, Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference (International Drug Equivalency)

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provides basic principles of PK esp. interpretation and implications of plasma concentration

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Basic Clinical Pharmacokinetics (PK)

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provides information on PK and its relation to drug development and patient care

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Applied Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics (PK)

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provides thorough information on PK, PD and Pharmacology of drugs and its impact in the clinical setting

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Modern Pharmacology w/ Clinical Applications (PCol)

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provides information regarding federal laws and regulations on Pharmacy practice

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Pharmacy Practice and the Law (Pharmacy Law)

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a detailed and comprehensive source of information regarding PH law that has impact in the practice of pharmacy

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Nelson Tubon’s Jurisprudence Book

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often referred to as Brigg’s textbook;
focuses on information regarding use of drugs during pregnancy or for a lactating mother;
also looks into the impact of drug usage on the developing infant

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Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation (Teratogenicity/Lactation)

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contains text on disease states and treatment options;

information is presented in a clinical case-based format

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Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use of Drugs (Therapy Eval/DoC)

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information is organized by disease states and color coded to speed usage

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Goldman’s Cecil Medicine (Therapy Eval/DoC)

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comprehensive information on pathophysiology, differential diagnosis, and disease management is provided.

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Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine (Therapy Eval/DoC)

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provides quick summary of disease state information

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The Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy (Therapy Eval/DoC)

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provides information about a list of chemical, pharmaceuticals, food additives, household products, and viruses and their teratogenicity

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Catalog of Teratogenic Agents (Teratogenicity/Lactation)

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provides up-to-date info on disease states and management

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Medscape (Therapy Eval/DoC)

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textbook on extensive organ and non-organ directed toxicity

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Casarett and Doull’s Toxicology: The Basic Science of Poisons (Toxi)

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provides a case study approach on the maangement of toxicological emergencies;
provides info on common drugs, botanicals, pesticides, and occupational hazards management

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Goldfrank’s Toxicological Emergencies (Toxi)

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most useful resource on human and veterinary drug information

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Plumb’s Veterinary Handbook (VetMed)

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focus on animal toxicology and safety

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Animal Poison Control Center (VetMed)

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