Edmunds' pharmacology for the primary care provider/ Constance G. Visovsky, Cheryl H. Zambroski, Rebecca M. Lutz.

Unit 1. Principles of pharmacology for advanced practice. 1, Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. 2, Pharmacogenomics -- Unit 2. Topical medications. 3, Integumentary system medications. 4, Eye and ear medications -- Unit 3. Pulmonary system medications. 5, Allergy and respiratory medications. 6, Asthma medications. 7, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease medications -- Unit 4. Cardiovascular system medications. 8, Antihyperlipidemic medications. 9, Antihypertensive medications. 10, Coronary artery disease medications. 11, Heart failure medications. 12, Antiarrhythmic medications -- Unit 5, Hematologic system medications. 13, Anemia medications. 14, Anticlotting medications -- Unit 6. Gastrointestinal system medications. 15, Gastroesophageal reflux disease, gastritis, and peptic ulcer disease medications. 16, Constipation and diarrhea medications. 17, Antiemetic medications -- Unit 7. Genitourinary system medications. 18, Male genitourinary medications. 19, Urinary incontinence medications and urinary analgesics -- Unit 8. Reproductive system medications. 20, Contraceptive medications. 21, Medications for the menopausal transition -- Unit 9. Musculoskeletal system medications. 22, Antiinflammatory medications. 23, Disease-modifying and immune therapy medications. 24, Antigout medications. 25, Osteoporosis medications. 26, Muscle relaxant medications -- Unit 10. Central nervous system medications. 27, Migraine headache medications. 28, Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder medications. 29, Antiepileptic medications. 30, Parkinson's disease medications. 31, Dementia and alzheimer's disease medications. 32, Pain management medications and substance abuse -- Unit 11. Mental health and behavior-modifying medications. 33, Antianxiety and insomnia medications. 34, Mood disorder medications. 35, Antipsychotic medications -- Unit 12. Endocrine system medications. 36, Thyroid medications. 37, Adrenal gland medications. 38, Diabetes mellitus medications -- Unit 13, Antiinfective medications. 39, Principles for prescribing antiinfective medications in primary care. 40, Penicillins. 41, Cephalosporins. 42, Tetracyclines. 43, Macrolides. 44, Fluoroquinolones. 45, Sulfonamides. 46, Antitubercular medications. 47, Antifungal medications. 48, Antiviral and antiretroviral medications. 49, Antiprotozoal medications -- Unit 14. Health promotion. 50, Immunizations and immunomodulation medications and schedules. 51, Weight management medications. 52, Smoking cessation medications -- Unit 15. Prescribing considerations. 53, Medication adherence. 54, Cost, quality assurance, and prescription writing in prescribing medications.