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Nursing Pharmacology Essentials
Drug name endings, high-alert medicines, antidotes and what to check before giving the common ones.
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What is inside
- What the Ending Tells You
- High-Alert Medicines
- Drug and Antidote
- Check Before You Give
- Levels and Labs to Watch
- Do and Don't
- Watch For
- Quick Dose Maths
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