This app is designed for the nursing student or beginning nurse to help learn concepts of pharmacology. It is organized by body system and by major drug categories. By learning common drug categories, the nurse can begin to recognize common considerations about all drugs within those categories. This may help enhance performance on the NCLEX licensure exam and will help nurses to recognize major considerations for each category. Each category of drugs is explained in simple terms using the nursing process. Included are common side effects, adverse reactions, rationale for use, nursing assessments, teaching, and drug names associated with each category. There is a search tab to look up over 200 drug categories and over 1775 individual drug names that might be used in various healthcare settings. Additional features include an extensive list of alternative agents and what they might be used for, pharmacology terminology that is necessary to understand how drugs work , common intravenous medications with information on how long to infuse over, step-by-step approach for calculations (oral, IM, IV, IVPB), and common conversions.
•Search by body system, category, or individual drug names
•Side effects
•Adverse reactions
•Teaching
•Nursing considerations
•Drug names
•General information about the category and mechanism of action
•Important Nursing assessments
•Pharmacology Terminology
•IV Push suggested minimum infusion times
•Common conversions
•Step-by-step approach to solving drug calculations
•Over 1775 drug names
•Over 200 drug categories
•Easy to find icons for each body system
•Over 80 alternative agents with associated uses
Disclaimer: This reference is not intended to substitute for nursing education, texts, and other resources utilized by institutions and facilities to educate students and/ or facilitate safe client care. Due to the sensitive nature of medical and nursing references, this information may consistently need to be changed, supplemented, and updated to reflect current evidence based practice and medical/ nursing research. It does not contain every single aspect related to drug therapy. Variations in client genetics, comorbidities, physical assessment findings, diagnoses, and symptoms may alter the way each drug works with each client. This app is not intended to substitute for care provided by health care professionals.
What's new in Version 1.0.2
NurseTabs- Pharmacology has now been formatted for the iPad. In addition, searching and learning of common drugs has been made easier with trade and generic names easily being searched together or separate. Start now to learn pharmacology for nurses using a drug category approach to learn major drug classifications, their actions, uses, common side effects and adverse reactions, special nursing considerations, and appropriate patient teaching!
• Now formatted for the iPad
• Increase ease of learning drugs as generic and trade names appear together
• Greater search capabilities by both categories and drug names
Version: 1.0.2
1.0 MB
Seller: AusQuinn, LLC
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LANGUAGES: English
REQUIREMENTS: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.2 or later
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