This convenient, money-saving package is a must-have for students training for a career in nursing. It includes the Pharmacology and the Nursing Process textbook and Pharmacology Online to Accompany Pharmacology and the Nursing Process (User Guide, Access Code).
Users can work through 12 ready-to-use, animation-enhanced self-study modules on the basic principles of pharmacology as often as needed to ensure comprehension, then submit an NCLEX? Examination-style quiz for grading.
20 ready-to-use interactive case studies - one for each Lilley "Part" -- prompt users to make patient care decisions. At the end of each case, the user submits an NCLEX Examination-style quiz.
Users can work through 114 interactive learning activities -- two for each chapter in the Lilley textbook.
An online, full-text version of Mosby's 2005 Drug Consult for Nurses helps users work through issues of drug dosage and administration.
16 Roadside Assistance video clips feature nationally known pharmacologist and speaker Alan P. Agins, PhD, presenting core pharmacology concepts with a uniquely memorable flair.
Users can view 38 animations -- every animation from the self-study modules, plus bonus animations.
Students can listen to audio clips of the pronunciation of more than 600 key terms in pharmacology, including the generic names of the top 100 drugs and the key drugs identified in the text.
A dynamic library of WebLinks corresponds to every chapter and is updated quarterly to ensure currency.
Power-packed instructor assets include:
A test bank with over 500 items in a format consistent with the NCLEX Examination, each coded with correct answer, nursing process step, NCLEX Client Needs category, and cognitive type.
A PowerPoint collection with approximately 2,100 customizable text slides.
A 400-item image collection with every image from the Lilley textbook, all of the images from the self-study modules, and additional images in pathophysiology and drug administration.
A collection of 38 animations (every animation from the self-study modules as well as bonus animations) to incorporate into online presentations.
30 thought-provoking Discussion Threads to post for student discussion.
This convenient, money-saving package is a must-have for students training for a career in nursing. It includes the Pharmacology and the Nursing Process textbook and Pharmacology Online to Accompany Pharmacology and the Nursing Process (User Guide, Access Code).
Users can work through 12 ready-to-use, animation-enhanced self-study modules on the basic principles of pharmacology as often as needed to ensure comprehension, then submit an NCLEX? Examination-style quiz for grading.
20 ready-to-use interactive case studies - one for each Lilley "Part" -- prompt users to make patient care decisions. At the end of each case, the user submits an NCLEX Examination-style quiz.
Users can work through 114 interactive learning activities -- two for each chapter in the Lilley textbook.
An online, full-text version of Mosby's 2005 Drug Consult for Nurses helps users work through issues of drug dosage and administration.
16 Roadside Assistance video clips feature nationally known pharmacologist and speaker Alan P. Agins, PhD, presenting core pharmacology concepts with a uniquely memorable flair.
Users can view 38 animations -- every animation from the self-study modules, plus bonus animations.
Students can listen to audio clips of the pronunciation of more than 600 key terms in pharmacology, including the generic names of the top 100 drugs and the key drugs identified in the text.
A dynamic library of WebLinks corresponds to every chapter and is updated quarterly to ensure currency.
Power-packed instructor assets include:
A test bank with over 500 items in a format consistent with the NCLEX Examination, each coded with correct answer, nursing process step, NCLEX Client Needs category, and cognitive type.
A PowerPoint collection with approximately 2,100 customizable text slides.
A 400-item image collection with every image from the Lilley textbook, all of the images from the self-study modules, and additional images in pathophysiology and drug administration.
A collection of 38 animations (every animation from the self-study modules as well as bonus animations) to incorporate into online presentations.
30 thought-provoking Discussion Threads to post for student discussion.
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978-0-323-03638-2 (9780323036382)
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Linda Lane Lilley, PhD, RN Julie S. Snyder, MSN, RN-BC
Linda Lane Lilley, PhD, RN Julie S. Snyder, MSN, RN-BC
Self-Study Modules: Basic Principles of Pharmacology Module 1. Overview of Pharmacology Module 2. Pharmaceutics Module 3. Pharmacokinetics 1: Absorption Module 4. Pharmacokinetics 2: Distribution Module 5. Pharmacokinetics 3: Metabolism Module 6. Pharmacokinetics 4: Excretion Module 7. Pharmacokinetics 5: Plasma Drug Concentrations Module 8. Pharmacodynamics: Dose-Response Relationships and Receptors Module 9. Pharmacotherapeutics 1: Assessment and Monitoring Module 10. Pharmacotherapeutics 2: Drug-Drug Interactions Module 11. Pharmacotherapeutics 3: Drug-Food and Drug-Nutrient Interactions Module 12. Pharmacotherapeutics 4: Drug Misadventures Case Studies
Medication Errors and Medication Administration
The Elderly and Polypharmacy
Herbal Therapy
Antidepressants
Pain Management
Dopamine and Heart Failure
Diuretics and Potassium Imbalances
Anti-angina Medications and Coronary Heart Disease
Hypothyroidism Therapy in Pregnancy
Oral Contraception
Osteoporosis Therapy
Oral Antidiabetic Medications
Asthma
Infection and Antibiotics
Malaria
Immunizations
Managing Side Effects of Anticancer Drugs
Laxatives
Nutrition
Accutane Therapy in a Female Patient
Video Clips
What's in a Name?-Deciphering Drug Names
Presto . . . Change-o-Understanding Drug Metabolism
The Donut Decay Principle-Understanding Drug Half-life (Part 1)
The Number Shall Be Five . . . and Five Shall Be the Number-Understanding Drug Half-life (Part 2)
I Saw You From Across a Crowded Room-Understanding Agonists and Antagonists (Part 1)
I Thought We Had Some Chemistry-Understanding Agonists and Antagonists (Part 2)
Striking the Mother Lode-Polypharmacy and the Danger of Drug Interactions
To Err Is Human, But It Can Have Consequences-Targeting Medication Errors
Different Strokes . . . or Nausea, or Headaches, or Indigestion . . . for Different Folks-Understanding Individual Variations in Drug Response
Take Me Out to the Synapse-Understanding the Basis of Neuropharmacology
A Game of Musical Chairs-Understanding Protein-Binding Drug Interactions
Friday Night at the Supermarket-Understanding Inhibition of Drug Metabolism
Big Things CAN Come in Little Packages-Understanding Drug Potency
It's Just a Chemical Imbalance-Understanding the Basics of Psychopharmacology
When Drugs Lose Their Punch-Understanding Drug Tolerance
"Fight or Flight? and "Rest and Digest? -Understanding Drugs and the Autonomic Nervous System
Learning Activities (114 interactive activities) Discussion Threads (30 topics for student interaction) Animations (38 animations) Audio Clips (600 audio clips, including the top 100 drugs and the Key Drugs identified in the Lilley text) Image Collection (400 full-color images) PowerPoint Collection (more than 2,100 customizable text slides) WebLinks (updated quarterly) Test Bank (over 500 items in a format consistent with the NCLEX Examination)
