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Handbook of Drugs in Intensive Care 7th Edition 2025
York and Scarborough Teaching Hospital; University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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The seventh edition of this handbook provides concise, evidence‑based information on a wide range of medications commonly encountered in critical care, including antibiotics, vasoactive agents, sedatives, and analgesics. It includes practical dosing tables, therapeutic drug monitoring guidance (e.g., vancomycin levels), and warnings about adverse effects such as nephrotoxicity and red‑man syndrome. The text also discusses the pharmacology of agents like vasopressin in septic shock and offers an extensive drug index with page references. Designed for clinicians working in intensive care units, it serves as a quick‑reference resource for safe medication management.
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