TAILIEUCHUNG - Ebook Prescribing at a glance: Part 2

(BQ) Part 2 book "Prescribing at a glance" presentation of content: Logistics of prescribing (How to write a drug prescription, communicating with patients about medicines, therapeutic drug monitoring, avoiding drug interactions,.), specific drug groups (using drugs for the respiratory system, using drugs for the neurological system I, using drugs for infection, an approach to common prescribing requests,.). | Logistics of prescribing Part 4 Chapters 19 How to write a drug prescription  38 20 Communicating with patients about medicines  40 21 Therapeutic drug monitoring  42 22 Dealing with adverse drug reactions  44 23 Avoiding drug interactions (drugs, food and alternative medicines)  46 24 Avoiding prescribing errors  48 Don’t forget to visit the companion website for this book to do some practice MCQs and case studies on these topics. 37 38 Figure Hospital A. Figure Hospital B. Patient name DOB 12 Time of admin (hrs) Route of admin Dose Signature Other times Other information Discontinued Date B 18 Pharm Start date MEDICINE (Block letters) A 14 Signature/Print name MAIN PRESCRIPTION SHEET Date commenced 08 Route (Please use a ballpoint pen) REGULAR MEDICINES – NON-INJECTABLE Time Medicine/Form Dose Sheet No. Date REGULAR THERAPY Part 4 Logistics of prescribing How to write a drug prescription 19 C D Figure Controlled drug prescription. Name: HOSPITAL Address:: THE PEOPLE WHO WERE IN CHARGE OF YOUR CARE Ward: : (or affix patient label toe ach copy) Age TItle, forename. surname, address .: Nurse in charge: CHI No: Please don’t stamp over age box INFORMATION FOR GP Emergency OR Operation/Procedure Date Pharmacy stamp: Consultant/GP: Unit No: Figure FP10 form. .: Elective COMMENTS Number of days treatment . Ensure dose is started?? Other details NHS number Endorsements Specify any results awaited: (signature of Post-Registration Doctor) If no further letter to follow, read and approved by: WHY YOU WERE IN HOSPITAL: Your diagnosis was: Other problems: Procedure/Treatment: Admitted on: Discharged on: Discharge time ABOUT THE MEDICINES THAT YOU HAVE BEEN GIVEN Name of Medicine Dose How to take it Tea Other (Pharmacy) Break time Bed times How much -fast Lunch time to take What is it .

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• Prescribing at a glance
• Logistics of prescribing
• Therapeutic drug monitoring
• Avoiding drug interactions
• Specific drug groups
• Using drugs for the respiratory system
• Basic principles of prescribing
• Drug selection
• Prescribing for special groups
• How to choose frequency
• How to choose a drug
• Prescribing in liver disease