Pharmacy

• Science
• 12th Grade

IS AN FDA-REQUIRED ELEMENT FOR LABELING OF ALL DRUGS IN STOCK WHICH INCLUDES THE DESCRIPTION, CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY, INDICATIONS AND USAGE, CONTRAINDICATIONS, WARNINGS, PRECAUTIONS, DRUG ABUSE AND DEPENDENCE, ADVERSE REACTIONS, DOSAGE, AND HOW IT IS SUPPLIED.

1. Monographs/Package Inserts
2. Purple book
3. Drug Facts and Comparison
4. Orange book

MOST USED IN COMMUNITY PHARMACIES AND INCLUDES MONOGRAPHS ON OVER 22,000 PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, AND 6000 OVER THE COUNTER PRODUCTS WHICH ARE CATEGORIZED INTO 14 DIFFERENT CHAPTERS. IT HAS FIVE PRIMARY SECTIONS: INDEX, KEEPING UP, DRUG MONOGRAPHS, DRUG IDENTIFICATION, AND APPENDIX.

1. Contraindications
2. Red book
3. Orange book
4. Drug Facts and Comparisons

PRIMARY USE IS IN OFFICE OF PHYSICIANS; CONTAINS DETAILED INFORMATION FOR OVER 100 OF THE MOST PRESCRIBED DRUGS AND IS INDEXED INTO FOUR SECTIONS: MANUFACTURER INDEX, PRODUCT INDEX, PRODUCT CATEGORY INDEX, GENERIC/CHEMICAL INDEX. ALSO PROVIDES DETAILED PRODUCT INFORMATION INCLUDING CHEMICAL INFORMATION, FUNCTION/THERAPEUTIC ACTION, INDICATIONS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS, SIDE EFFECTS, WARNINGS, AND TRIAL RESEARCH.

1. Drug Facts and Comparisons
2. Purple book
3. Physicians Desk Reference
4. AHFS-DI

PRIMARILY USED IN HEALTH SYSTEMS AND IS A COLLECTION OF DRUG MONOGRAPHS FOR EVERY DRUG AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY. THEY ARE ARRANGED BY PHARMACOLOGIC-THERAPEUTIC CLASSIFICATIONS AND ARE INDEXED BY TRADE NAME, GENERIC NAME, SYNONYM, ABBREVIATION, PHARMACY EQUIVALENT NAME, AND FORMER NAMES.

1. Geriatric Dosage Handbook
2. AHFS-DI
3. Martindale: The complete drug reference
4. Ident-a-Drug

HAS DETAILED MONOGRAPHS AND PREPARATION INFORMATION ON DRUGS AND MEDICINES USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD WITH OVER 6000 DRUG MONOGRAPHS. ARRANGED INTO 49 CHAPTERS BASED ON CLINICAL USAGE. MONOGRAPHS ARE INCLUDED FOR INVESTIGATIONAL AND VETERINARY DRUGS, HERBAL MEDICINES, PHARMACEUTICAL EXCIPIENTS, VITAMINS, VACCINES, RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS, CONTRAST AND DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS, RECREATIONAL AND ABSURD DRUGS, TOXIC SUBSTANCES, DISINFECTANTS, AND PESTICIDES.

1. Micromedex
2. Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference
3. Lexi comp
4. Handbook on injectable drugs

Provides detailed information on nonprescription drug pharmacotherapy, nutritional supplements, and complementary and alternative therapies.

1. Handbook of Non-Prescription Drugs
2. Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference
3. Lexi comp
4. Handbook on injectable drugs

CONTAINS STANDARDS ENFORCEABLE BY THE FDA FOR MEDICINES, DOSAGE FORMS, DRUG SUBSTANCES, EXCIPIENTS, BIOLOGICS, COMPOUNDED PREPARATIONS, MEDICAL DEVICES, DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS. FEATURES MORE THAN 4500 MONOGRAPHS, AND 230 GENERAL CHAPTERS WITH STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSAYS, TESTS, AND PROCEDURES.

1. Remington: The science and practice of pharmacy
2. American Drug Index
3. USP-NF
4. The Merck Index

MOST WIDELY USED REFERENCE OF ITS KIND AND USED PRIMARILY IN HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACIES WHICH INCLUDES MONOGRAPHS FOR 349 PARENTERAL AND INJECTABLE DRUGS. THEY ARE ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY ITS NONPROPRIETARY OR GENERIC NAME. MONOGRAPHS DIVIDED INTO SUBHEADING: PRODUCTS, ADMINISTRATION, STABILITY, COMPATIBILITY INFORMATION, ADDITIONAL COMPATIBILITY INFORMATION, AND OTHER INFORMATION

1. Purple book
2. The Merck Index
3. Remington: the science and practice of pharmacy
4. Handbook on Injectable Drugs

IDENTIFIES DRUG PRODUCTS APPROVED ON THE BASIS OF SAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS BY THE FDA.

1. Orange Book
2. Blue book
3. Purple book
4. Red book

PROVIDES PRODUCT INFORMATION ON OVER 200,000 PRESCRIPTION AND OTC PRODUCTS. FOCUSES ON LATEST INFORMATION ON AVERAGE AND WHOLESALE DRUG COSTS AND PRICING.

1. Red Book
2. Orange book
3. Purple book
4. Blue book

RESOURCE THAT PROVIDES INNOVATOR BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS, AND ANY BIOSIMILAR AND INTERCHANGEABLE BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS. IS LICENSED BY THE FDA UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SERVICE ACT

1. Adverse Reaction
2. Purple book
3. AHDS-DI
4. Drug facts and comparisons

PROVIDES A THROUGH EXPLANATION OF 22,000 BRAND-NAME AND OFFICIAL USP GENERIC DRUGS. DETAILS INCLUDE COMPOSITION, STRENGTH, DOSAGE FORMS, PACKAGING, SCHEDULE, USAGE, AND NAME PRONUNCIATIONS.

1. Pediatric and Neonatal Dosage Handbook
2. The Merck Index
3. Geriatric Dosage Handbook
4. American Drug Index

“CHEMISTRY’S CONSTANT COMPANION” IS THE MOST RESPECTED AND ESTABLISHED INDICES OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, AND BIOLOGICALS.

1. The Merck Index
2. Monograph/Package Inserts
3. MEDMARX
4. Index

INCLUDES THE DOSAGE REGIMENS, PHARMACOKINETICS, AND PHARMACODYNAMICS FOR PEDIATRIC PATIENTS. INCLUDES 944 DRUG MONOGRAPHS, 40 FIELDS OF INFORMATION, 100 FORMULAS, AND 290 PAGES OF APPENDIX INFORMATION.

1. Monographs/package inserts
2. Pediatric and neonatal dosage handbook
3. Physicians Desk Reference
4. Drug Facts and Comparisons

INCLUDE MONOGRAPHS PROVIDING DRUG INFORMATION AND RECOMMENDED DOSING GUIDELINES FOR USAGE OF MEDICATION IN OLDER ADULT PATIENTS.

1. Geriatric dosage handbook
2. Handbook of non prescription drugs
3. American Drug Index
4. Contraindication

LEADING TEXT IN MEDICAL PHARMACOLOGY. FOCUSES ON PHARMACOKINETICS, PHARMACODYNAMICS, DRUG TRANSPORT, METABOLISM, PHARMACOGENOMICS, AND THERAPEUTICS.

1. USP-NF
2. AHDS-DI
3. The Merck Indez
4. Goodman and Gilman's: The pharmaceutical basis of therapeutics

MOST TRUSTED AND RECOGNIZED REFERENCES ON THE SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF PHARMACY AND ORGANIZED IN 133 CHAPTERS COVERING THE FULL SPECTRUM OF PHARMACY PRACTICE.

1. Pediatric and neonatal dosage handbook
2. Red book
3. Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy
4. Orange book

OFFERS MANY LEADING ONLINE AND MOBILE APPLICATION USED BY PHYSICIANS, NURSES, AND PHARMACISTS.

1. Geriatric Dosage Handbook
2. Indent-A-Drug
3. Medline
4. Micromedex

A bibliographic database containing more than 19 million references to journal articles in life sciences with biomedicine.

1. Orange book
2. Medline
3. Skyscape
4. MEDMARX

ADVERSE DRUG REPORTING DATABASE WHICH ALLOWS FACILITIES TO ANONYMOUSLY AND VOLUNTARILY REPORT ADVERSE DRUG EVENTS.

1. MEDMARX
2. Skyscape
3. Medline
4. Micromedex

PROVIDES ACCESS FOR UP TO 600 MEDICAL RESOURCES WHICH INCLUDE DRUG GUIDES, MEDICAL ALERTS, JOURNAL SUMMARIES, AND MEDICAL REFERENCES. HAS FLOWCHARTS, CALCULATORS, AND CROSS-INDEXING.

1. Ident-A-Drug
2. MEDMARX
3. Remington: The science and practice of pharmacy
4. Skyscape

INTERNET-BASED PLATFORM THAT DELIVERS TIME SENSITIVE DRUG INFORMATION FOR HOSPITALS AND RETAIL, PHARMACISTS, NURSES, AND PHYSICIANS.

1. Handbook of non prescription drugs
2. Orange book
3. Lexi-comp online
4. Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference

REFERENCE USED TO SEARCH FOR AND IDENTIFY DRUGS BY IMPRINT, NDC, DESCRIPTION, CLASS, ETC.

1. Lexi comp online
2. Ident-A-Drug
3. skyscape
4. Geriatric Dosage Handbook

A METHOD OF PUTTING DRUGS WITH ALIKE CHEMICAL STRUCTURES, MECHANISMS OF ACTION, OR PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECTS TOGETHER IN ONE CLASS.

1. Drug Classification
2. Therapeutic indication
3. Off-label usage
4. referencing

ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF NAMES OF SUBJECTS WITH PAGE REFERENCES FOR EASY USAGE.

1. Drug classification
2. Adverse Reaction
3. Purple book
4. Index

REGULATED BY THE FDA AND APPROVES THE PHYSICIAN WHO IS PRESCRIBING THE MEDICATION TO USE IT FOR A CAUSE OTHER THAN THE ONE INTENDED.

1. Index
2. Off-label usage
3. Adverse reaction
4. referencing

PRACTICE OF USING DRUG INFORMATION RESOURCES TO FIND EVIDENCE-BASED INFORMATION

1. MEDMARX
2. Off-label usage
3. Reference
4. Labeling

IS THE DISEASE OR CONDITION A DRUG IS SUPPOSED TO TREAT

1. Index
2. Therapeutic Indication
3. Contraindication
4. Adverse Reaction

LISTS THE TYPES OF PATIENTS WHO SHOULD NOT USE THAT CERTAIN MEDICATION, BECAUSE IT MAY HAVE AN ADVERSE REACTION WITH A CERTAIN CLASS OF DRUGS.

1. Adverse Reaction
2. Drug classification
3. Ident-A-Drug
4. Contraindications

REACTION MORE SEVERE THAN SIDE EFFECTS THAT CAN POSSIBLY CAUSE DEATH OR SERIOUS HARM TO THE PATIENT.

1. Adverse Reaction
2. Off-Label Usage
3. Index
4. Referencing