Patient Assessment in Pharmacy

重量：0.35kg　頁數：464   裝訂：平裝　開數: 21*12.2cm　印刷：彩色

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Learn the art and science of patient assessment to succeed in real-world pharmacy practice

The goal of Patient Assessment in Pharmacy is to impart the assessment and practice skills necessary to provide optimal patient care when working in an ambulatory care environment.

This unique text explains how to integrate pathophysiology, medical history, physical findings, and laboratory test results to accurately assess and monitor patient problems. Patient Assessment in Pharmacy will help you make a more accurate diagnosis and enable you to better advise patients about appropriate use of products intended for self-care.

In order to be as clinically relevant as possible, Patient Assessment in Pharmacy focuses on the symptom complexes and diseases that pharmacists most frequently encounter in an ambulatory care setting.

Part ONE：Principles of Patient Assessment
　　 　 1   approach to differential diagnosis
　　　　　　2   obtaining a patient history
　　　　　　3   documentation
　　　　　　4   dealing with patients and health care processionals
　　　　  　 5   dealing with patient adherenced issues
　　　　　　6   organizing patient visits

Part TWO：Assessment of Symptoms
　　　　　　7   symptoms related to the ears, nose, and throat
　　　　　　8   cough
　　　　　　9   chest pain
　　　　　　10  heartburn and abdominal pain
　　　　　　11  nausea and vomiting
　　　　　　12  diarrhea and constipation
　　　　　　13  headache
　　　　　　14  inflamed（red）eye
　　　　　　15  musculoskeletal symptoms and disorders
　　　　　　16  dysuria and vaginal discharge
　　　　　　17  common skin disorders

Part Three：Assessment in the Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Diseases and their Complications
　　　　　　18  essential hypertension
　　　　　　19  dyslipidemia
　　　　　　20  diabetes mellitus
　　　　　　21  asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases（COPD）
　　　　　　22  heart failure
　　　　　　23  seizure disorders

Part Four：Assessment of Potential Drug-Related Problems
　　　　　　24  liver and renal diseases
　　　　　　25  anemia, bleeding, and infection
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