Basic Pharmacology and Therapeutic Principles

Description

The study of the effects of pharmaceuticals and treatments on living organisms, particularly humans, and how they operate at the cellular and molecular level is known as medical pharmacology. A medical pharmacologist examines the cellular and molecular effects of medications and therapies. Medical pharmacology covers a wide range of topics, from drug action principles to the therapeutic use of medications and the art of rational drug selection. The mechanisms of drug action are described in a straightforward manner. To facilitate prescription with confidence and knowledge, essential pharmacodynamic, pharmacokinetic, and dose form information is presented. This discipline of medicine focuses on illness treatment as well as the art and science of healing. Therapeutics refers to the use of medications and the technique of their delivery in the treatment of disease in pharmacology. In the previous several decades, the field of medical treatments has seen significant scientific advancement. This book is intended to aid medical, dental, nursing, and pharmacy students in their understanding of pharmacology. It is succinct and comprehensive. It may also be used as a quick reference for postgraduate and general practitioners who don't have time to look up information in larger volumes.