cover image - Pharmacology and Drug Administration for Imaging Technologists - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 2nd Edition
ISBN: 9780323061438
Copyright: 2006
Publication Date: 10-06-2005
Page Count: 208
Imprint: Mosby
List Price: $57.99

Pharmacology and Drug Administration for Imaging Technologists - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 2nd Edition

by Steven C. Jensen, PhD, RT(R) and Michael P. Peppers, PharmD, RPh

Elsevier eBook on VitalSource

cover image - Pharmacology and Drug Administration for Imaging Technologists - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 2nd Edition
ISBN: 9780323061438
Copyright: 2006
Publication Date: 10-06-2005
Page Count: 208
Imprint: Mosby
List Price: $57.99
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This text is a complete resource for all the imaging technologies, not just plain film radiography. It provides introductory material on pharmacological nomenclature, drug classifications, pharmacokinetics, and drugs used in imaging. It also offers comprehensive coverage of diagnostic contrast agents, along with drug administration procedures, emergency responses to drug reactions, and legal and ethical aspects of medication administration.
    • Updates on all contrast agents.
    • New information on the use of contrast agents in ultrasound.
    • New Drug Classifications chapter.
    • New chapter on drug-related emergencies includes case studies.
    • Evolve Resources for instructors include a 220-question test bank and an electronic image collection.
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      • Objectives and Key Terms open each chapter
      • Learning exercises include true/false, fill-in-the-blank, multiple-choice, and short-answer questions at the end of each chapter, with answers at the end of the book
      • Did You Know? boxes offer interesting tidbits of historical or current pharmacology information, connecting the book's drug content to everyday situations
      • Clinical Alert icons point out possible adverse reactions and toxic effects
      • Discussion of pharmacodynamics and drug classifications focuses on radiopaque contrast media used in imaging procedures, using clearly written text and useful tables
      • Pharmacokinetics coverage describes how drugs are absorbed, metabolized, distributed, and eliminated
      • Complete coverage of emergency procedures in response to adverse reactions to contrast media includes crash cart procedures and drugs used to treat cardiac and/or respiratory arrest and how to administer them appropriately
      • 1 The Role of the Imaging Professional
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Introduction
        Historical Perspective
        Ethical and Legal Implications
        Standard of Care
        HIPAA NEW!
        Conclusion
        Learning Exercises
        2 Principles of Pharmacology
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Introduction
        Drug Nomenclature
        Legend Drugs
        The Legal Prescription
        Controlled Substances
        Herbal Products NEW!
        Charting
        Drug References
        Learning Exercises
        3 Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Introduction
        Biopharmaceutics
        Pharmacokinetics
        Conclusion
        Learning Exercises
        4 Pharmacodynamics
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Introduction
        Mechanism of Action
        Drug-Response Relationships
        Half-Life
        Therapeutic Index
        Adverse Effects
        Drug-Drug Interactions
        Conclusion
        Learning Exercises
        5 Drug Classifications NEW!
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Inroduction
        Cardiac Medications
        Anticoagulant, Antiplatelet, Thrombolytic Medications
        Analgesic Medications
        Antihistamine Medications
        Endocrine Medications
        Central Nervous System Medications
        Anti-Infectives
        Chemotherapy
        Conclusion
        Learning Exercises
        6 Classification, Chemistry, and Pharmacology of Contrast Agents
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Radiopaque Contrast Media
        Pharmacology of Iodinated ROCM
        Osmolality, Osmolarity, Osmotic Activity
        Intravascular Radiopaque Contrast Media
        Enteral Radiopaque Contrast Media
        Paramagnetic Agents NEW!
        Ultrasound Microbubble Agents NEW!
        Conclusion
        Learning Exercises
        7 Pharmacodynamics of Radiopaque Contrast Media
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Iodinated Radiopaque Contrast Media
        Diagnostic Pharmacodynamics
        Adverse Pharmacodynamics
        General Adverse Reactions
        Paramagnetic Agent Adverse Reactions NEW!
        Ultrasound Microbubble Agent Adverse Reactions NEW!
        Screening
        Drug-Drug Interactions
        Barium Sulfate
        Conclusion
        Learning Exercises
        8 Routes of Drug Administration
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Introduction
        Oral Route
        Sublingual and Buccal Routes
        Topical Route
        Rectal Route
        Parenteral Route
        Intravenous Injection Sites NEW!
        Intravenous Equipment NEW!
        Intravenous Procedure NEW!
        Charting NEW!
        Chest Tubes and Lines NEW!
        General Administration Guidelines
        Learning Exercises
        9 Infection Prevention and Control
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Introduction
        Fundamentals NEW!
        Infections Prevention and Control NEW!
        Medical Asepsis
        Hand Washing and Gloves NEW!
        Good Housekeeping NEW!
        Bloodborne Virus Transmission to Healthcare Personnel NEW!
        Conclusion
        Learning Exercises
        10 Anxiety, Phobia and Conscious Sedation NEW!
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Introduction
        Conscious Sedation
        Agents Used for Conscious Sedation
        Barbituates
        Benzodiazepines
        Opiate Analgesics
        Conclusion
        Learning Exercises
        11 Pharmacology of Emergency Medications
        Key Terms
        Objectives
        Introduction
        Cardiorespiratory Arrest
        Emergency Medications for Cardiorespiratory Arrest
        Other Cardiac Emergency Medications
        Conclusion
        Learning Exercises
        Answer Section
        Bibliography

      • Steven C. Jensen, PhD, RT(R), Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL and Michael P. Peppers, PharmD, RPh, Clinical Pharmacist, Des Peres Hospital; Per Diem Pharmacist, Jefferson Memorial Hospital; Per Diem Pharmacist, St. Alexius Hospital; Per Diem Pharmacist, Option Care, St.Louis, MO, USA
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