Neonatal Drug Therapy (Mechanisms, Dosages, Side Effect and Clinical Trials)
Author/Editor: B.D. Bhatia & Usha Devi. R.
ISBN: 978-81-980057-8-6
Year: 2025
Edition: 1st Ed.
Length: 161
Format: Single Colour | Paperback
About the Book/Key Features
Table of Contents
Neonatal Drug Therapy is an indispensable resource for neonatologists, pediatricians, and healthcare professionals, offering a comprehensive framework for understanding and optimizing drug therapy in neonates. This book addresses the unique physiological and metabolic challenges of neonatal pharmacology, providing detailed, evidence-based guidance on effective and safe medication use.
Key Features:
Comprehensive Drug Profiles: Each drug is explained in detail, covering:
1. Mechanism of Action & Resistance: Insights into how drugs work and potential resistance mechanisms.
2. Pharmacokinetics: Half-life, metabolism, and unique neonatal considerations.
3. Indications & Organisms Recovered: Clinical applications and targeted pathogens.
4. Dosing Guidelines: Standard doses, adjustments for specific conditions, and contraindications.
5. Side Effects & Monitoring: Strategies to minimize and manage adverse reactions.
6. Compatibility & Stability: Guidelines on safe administration, including compatibility and storage considerations.
7. Clinical Trials: A critical review of studies supporting therapeutic decisions.
8. Disease-Specific Therapy: Tailored pharmacological approaches for common neonatal conditions.
9. Practical Administration Tips: Step-by-step guidance for accurate and safe drug delivery.
This book blends scientific rigor with clinical practicality, making it an invaluable reference for managing neonatal drug therapy. Whether you're prescribing antibiotics, antifungals, or other critical medications, this guide ensures informed decision-making to achieve optimal outcomes for the most delicate patients.