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This is a hypertext basic pharmacology textbook for anaesthetists. The best sections are:
However despite any short comings there is useful information in all sections, and if I do say so myself some good diagrams. I hope the site is useful to someone.
Important Chemical priniciplesContains basic information on types of chemical bonds, and themodynamics
Adverse drug reactions - this chapter describes the types and causes of adverse reaction, as well as management and investigation.
The Physiology of Pain chapter describes pain pathways, and gives a synopsis of the types of treatment available
Autonomic nervous system drugs comprise a large group of agents that act predominantly on the cardiovascular system
Antiemetics and laxatines form several classes, their interrelationships are described here
Diuretics are an important group of drugs to anaesthetists because of the large fluid shifts that occur in disease states (and anaesthesia) the the physiological basis of their action is described
Neurotransmitters briefly describes some of the more important chemicals, and their actions
Neuromuscular blockers are a class of drug fundamental to anaesthesia. The Physiology, monitoring, and specific drugs are described in some detail.
Local anaesthetics and their actions are described in detail
Volatile anaesthetic agents again a defining group for anaesthetists, the mechanism of action of local anaesthetics is discussed
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