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Quick reference to generic and brand name drugs. For nurses. Provides an alphabetical listing of generic-to-brand and brand-to-generic names for commonly used medications. Lists over 6,000 brand and 1,300 generic names. New to this edition are pertinent investigational drugs and orphan drugs. Previous edition: c1995. Softcover.
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Generic Drug Product Development: Specialty Dosage Forms explores the issues in providing evidence of pharmaceutical equivalence and bioequivalence for specialty drug products. In addition, the book provides various scientific approaches and regulatory requirements for manufacturers to demonstrate the therapeutic equivalence of generic specialty drug products to brand name alternatives. This book discusses measurement of drug product quality and performance, as well as the regulatory and scientific requirements of topical, nasal and inhalation, generic biologics, and other drug products.
The book will be of interest of specialists and researchers in pharmaceutical drug development, regulation, manufacturing, and others in the pharmaceutical sciences.
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Mid-life and older Americans look first to AARP as a trusted source of the vital information that will improve their lives. Month to month and year to year, the association’s 37 million members read and rely upon its magazines, its newspapers, its book-publishing division, and its website (aarp.org). When AARP says something, they know you can take that information to the bank. That’s why book buyers will turn to this lavish manual for answers to their questions about life-saving and life-enhancing medications. The AARP Guide to Pills has been assembled with the same degree of care and concern for accuracy and ease of use that distinguishes every product that bears the AARP brand. That rigorous quality control will likewise distinguish the pill guide from the competition.
It’s the most outstanding and up-to-date guide to pills and medications ever published. The only one of its kind in full color, The AARP Guide to Pills addresses the needs and concerns of 50+ adults in incredible depth. To simplify the process of finding information about a certain drug, generic drugs are presented in a logical A-to-Z organization, with a comprehensive index that includes cross-references to related brand-name drugs. All information has been vetted by a board of content specialists, including an expert from the University of Southern California’s School of Gerontology, considered the finest in the United States.
Each entry also features a detailed, color-correct image of the pill or capsule for identification purposes, along with details on its generic name, brand name, and manufacturer; a listing of what a health-care provider should know about the condition of anyone taking the medication; advice on what to do if you miss a dose; warnings on interactions with other drugs; and notes on potential side effects to look out for.
In their foreword and introduction, Harvard-trained doctors Jerry Avorn and William H. Thomas provide clear and comprehensive guidance on the wise use of prescription medications; how to effectively manage your drug costs; how to prepare for and derive maximum benefit from each doctor’s visit; how to talk to your physician and pharmacist; how to avoid “polypharmacy,” or overmedication; and why the appearance of generic pills can change from one prescription refill to the next.
It’s the most outstanding and up-to-date guide to pills and medications ever published. The only one of its kind in full color, The AARP Guide to Pills addresses the needs and concerns of 50+ adults in incredible depth. To simplify the process of finding information about a certain drug, generic drugs are presented in a logical A-to-Z organization, with a comprehensive index that includes cross-references to related brand-name drugs. All information has been vetted by a board of content specialists, including an expert from the University of Southern California’s School of Gerontology, considered the finest in the United States.
Each entry also features a detailed, color-correct image of the pill or capsule for identification purposes, along with details on its generic name, brand name, and manufacturer; a listing of what a health-care provider should know about the condition of anyone taking the medication; advice on what to do if you miss a dose; warnings on interactions with other drugs; and notes on potential side effects to look out for.
In their foreword and introduction, Harvard-trained doctors Jerry Avorn and William H. Thomas provide clear and comprehensive guidance on the wise use of prescription medications; how to effectively manage your drug costs; how to prepare for and derive maximum benefit from each doctor’s visit; how to talk to your physician and pharmacist; how to avoid “polypharmacy,” or overmedication; and why the appearance of generic pills can change from one prescription refill to the next.
Why this pill book?
n Each entry includes a color-correct image of the medication—unlike most books that include the images in a separate section
–Over 1,200 color images of pills—more than any other book on the market—make identifying
medications easy and minimize the risk of error…whether brand name or generic
–A bulleted list tells you what your health-care professional needs to know before you start taking a specific drug
–Important details about how and when to take a drug for maximum effectiveness
–A separate section explains exactly what to do if you miss a dose
–Content updated at press time to guarantee the most current information available
–Concise and consistent format helps readers find what they need easily
–Explains how the older body metabolizes drugs differently
n Each entry includes a color-correct image of the medication—unlike most books that include the images in a separate section
–Over 1,200 color images of pills—more than any other book on the market—make identifying
medications easy and minimize the risk of error…whether brand name or generic
–A bulleted list tells you what your health-care professional needs to know before you start taking a specific drug
–Important details about how and when to take a drug for maximum effectiveness
–A separate section explains exactly what to do if you miss a dose
–Content updated at press time to guarantee the most current information available
–Concise and consistent format helps readers find what they need easily
–Explains how the older body metabolizes drugs differently
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ProntoPass® Solutions is offering this
NEW Generic/Brand drug pronunciation software program. Use this interactive flash software to proactively learn brand and generic drugs, categories they fall in, and how to properly pronounce them. You are able to search for the drugs alphabetically by brand, generic, category, drug class, and from our ProntoPass® Posters. We believe that it is very hard to memorize a drug name and the generic name unless you can pronounce them! This is a great tool for student pharmacists, Pharmacy technicians, student Nurses and practicing Nurses, Medical students, Physicians, or anyone in a medical field, especially those students who are studying to pass the NAPLEX, USMLE AND NCLEX (both the NCLEX-RN and the NCLEX-PN). This CD program will play on PC or MAC computers. This program will auto launch on your PC using FLASH (most all computers utilize this program). Mac users will open the CD and read the text file for instructions (or just double click the FLASH icon to launch). After you have loaded this on your computer, you click on the drug name to hear it.
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Due to a worldwide need for lower cost drug therapy, use of generic and multi-source drug products have been increasing. To meet international patent and trade agreements, the development and sale of these products must conform to national and international laws, and generic products must prove that they are of the same quality and are therapeutically equivalent to the brand name alternative. However, many countries have limited resources to inspect and verify the quality of all drug products for sale in their country. This title discusses the worldwide legislative and regulatory requirements for the registration of generic and multi-source drug products.
Generic Drug Product Development: International Regulatory Requirements for Bioequivalence