Ie Katzung’s Pharmacology Examination & Board Review, 14th Edition

The #1 Review Book in Pharmacology Features:

• Beautiful illustrations and tables in the text
• Summary of the drugs covered at the end of each chapter
• Text with MCQs after each chapter, which provide a good review in itself
• Two full syllabus tests at the end, with 100 MCQs in each test
• Very specific checklist that ensures you don’t skip learning key topics
• Exposure to international curriculum and drugs
• Accessible approach and easy to understand text
• Short and crisp outline of Katzung’s Basic and Clinical Pharmacology

Katzung & Trevor’s Pharmacology Exam and Board Review covers all current drugs and antiretrovirals, immunologic agents, and chemotherapies. Edited by the world leading figures in pharmacology and medicine, the high-yield text focuses on basic principles, autonomic drugs, cardiovascular-renal drugs, and drugs with actions on smooth muscle, central nervous system drugs, and drugs used to treat chemotherapeutic drugs, and toxicology.

This authoritative resource delivers a clear, concise review of fundamental concepts backed by more than 1,000 review questions and answers. With fully up-to-date content, the chapter-based approach facilitates use with course notes or larger texts.

Katzung & Trevor’s Pharmacology Exam and Board Review includes:

• 1,000+ board-review type questions with detailed answers
• Two 100-question exams with an answer key with detailed explanations
• Lists of high-yield terms and definitions in each chapter
• Skill Keeper Questions that help you understand the connections of related topics
• Checklist of tasks you should be able to perform upon completion of the chapter
• Summary tables that provide key information about specific drug mechanisms of action and effects, clinical uses, pharmacokinetics, drug interactions, and toxicities
• Test-taking strategies for improving your test performance
• 160 photos and illustrations―including explanatory figures and tables, and overview diagrams that visually organize drug groups and concepts