Medicine for Nurses Francis G. Lu

Medicine for Nurses Francis G. LuNurses manage and tackle emergencies independently before the arrival of doctor and their vigilance plays a vital role in patient's condition This excellent and comprehensive text provides an evidence based approach to nursing care in the field of medicine. An understanding of medicines and their effects on patients remain a crucial area of nursing knowledge It not only explains about the actions of medicines on the patient but also gives clear

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