Clinical Toxicology: Principles and Mechanisms

Examining the complex interactions associated with clinical toxicological events and chemical exposure of drug administration, this updated and revised Second Edition functions as a stand-alone text or reference of clinical toxicology for professionals, students of toxicology and pharmacy, as well as forensic toxicologists, occupational healthcare workers, industrial hygienists, and safety engineers. This all-inclusive source has been updated to include the latest issues and the most current research in clinical toxicology. Key features in Clinical Toxicology: Principles and Mechanisms include: Convenient and organized categorization of compounds into therapeutic and non-therapeutic agents Tables, drawings, and figures that provide readily accessible, precise data Tables for easy usage and cross-reference to names, indications, effects, adverse reactions, and drug interactions for over 70 common herbal products The brand, generic, and street names of therapeutic agents Topics covered in the Second Edition include: Symptoms of diseases and pathology caused by toxins and clinical drugs Biological and chemical toxins, changes in protocols for managing toxic ingestions, new antidotes, changes in treatments, and the pharmacology and toxicology of herbal products The effects of biological and chemical agents cited by the U.S. and U.N. as potential bioterrorist weapons General physiology and pharmacology principles The widely distributed chemical agents and currently used therapeutic drugs that have hazardous effects