Introduction to the Principles of Veterinary Pharmacology - First Edition
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Carl Ruby, Oregon State University
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Publisher: Oregon State University
Language: English
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Drug–Receptor Interactions
- 2. Pharmacodynamics
- 3. Absorption and Routes of Administration
- 4. Distribution
- 5. Metabolism
- 6. Excretion
- 7. Therapeutic Dosing
- 8. Drug Toxicity and Drug–Drug Interactions
- Key Terms
- Accessibility and Versioning
About the Book
Advances in drug development over the past 50 years for human diseases have facilitated an increase in prescribed drugs in veterinary medicine. This textbook reorients the general principles of pharmacology from humans to animals to better engage veterinary students and practitioners. It explores the general principles of pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics before applying them to clinical pharmacology, dose calculations, and toxicity. Terminology is presented simply, and drug examples are omitted to maintain clarity and focus.
Accessibility
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About the Contributors
Author
Carl E Ruby, PhD, is a Research Scientist and Veterinary Science Instructor.