Weblinks for NUR344 - Fall, 2009
Topic Outline for Fall, 2009 readings
FDA main drug information webpage
New drug development process
National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Pyxis medstation
10 "Rights" of medication administration
Statistics on medication errors (2006)
2009 National Patient Safety Goals (JCAHO)
Sentinel Event Alerts (JCAHO)
Common Medication Abbreviations
How you can lower your cholesterol
Zetia website
Fast food fat finder
Cell membrane image
Drug interaction website
- cytochrome p450 enzyme activity in humans
Avoiding drug interaction
- for consumers
Mechanism of action of SSRI
Cute anti-depressant facts website
BoTox mechanism of action
Normal acetylcholine release
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action blocked by BoTox
Adverse events slideshow
Drug-induced GI problems article
Preventable Adverse Drug Reactions
- a slide presentation from FDA
Variations in response to drug therapy
Over-the-counter medications
Autonomic nervous system slide
Autonomic drugs
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Autonomic receptors
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updated 10/30/07
Adrenergic blockers
- a slideshow (Powerpoint required)
International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research
Pain management slideshow
Corticosteroid slideshow
History of Penicillin and other antibiotics
The Fluoroquinolones
About Synercid
- for VRE treatment
WHO- facts on TB
CDC's Division of Tuberculosis Elimination website
Antidysrhythmic slideshow
- Powerpoint required
Tikosyn
- a new drug for atrial fibrillation
ACE Inhibitors
- from Medline
Target drug doses
- a patient-run website for CHF
National Toxicology Program
Statewide Peer Assistance for Nurses (SPAN)
Addiction page from UPenn
Serotonin and cocaine addiction article
Cholinergic blockers
- a slideshow (Powerpoint required)
Environmental Impact of Healthcare Industry
- a slideshow (Powerpoint required)
Medtronics - for Diabetes Management
Final common thrombus formation pathway slide
HIV treatment slide
Current approved antiretrovirals
Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation
Women in Clinical Drug Trials
Office of Orphan Products Development
"How antidepressants work" - a website your patients may visit