Peripheral Brain for the Pharmacist 2017-18

For years student pharmacists have jerry-built a pocket-sized collection of figures and tables containing key clinical information they look up frequently. Many graduates carry their tattered resource along with them right into practice. Peripheral Brain for the Pharmacist, 2017–18 arranges approximately 50 core reference materials on lab coat pocket–sized, durable cards. Hole-punched with a metal ring to hold the collection together, Peripheral Brain for the Pharmacist means pharmacists and student pharmacists can finally part with their dog-eared, handmade resource.

KEY FEATURES:

• Five new reference cards: corticosteroid dose equivalents, OTC medications to avoid in pregnancy, drugs that should not be discontinued abruptly, nutrition rules of thumb, best free online resources for pharmacists
• Updated reference cards—including the 2017 Diabetes Treatment Guidelines and Associated Goals for Adults with Diabetes and the 2017 CDC Immunization Schedules—containing key clinical information frequently sought by pharmacists
• All Internet links checked and updated
• Organized in color sections to speed lookup of similar information
• Laminated cards are drilled and shrink-wrapped with a metal ring to hold the collection together