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PART ¢ñ BASIC PRINCIPLES
Chapter 1 Introduction
¢ñ£®Introduction of pharmacology
¢ò£®The history of drugs and pharmacology
¢ó£®General principles of pharmacology
Chapter 2 Pharmaeodynamies
¢ñ£®Basic effects of drugs
¢ó£®Drug dose and dose - effect relationship
¢ó£®Mechanism of drug action
Chapter 3 Pharmacokinetics
¢ñ£®Transportation of drug molecules
¢ò£®The drug processes in the body
¢ó£®Pharmacokinetic models
¢ô£®The timing course of drag concentration in the body
¢õ£®The elimination kinetics of drug
¢ö£®Pharmacokinetic parameters
¢÷£®Design and optimization of dosage regimens
¢ø£®lndividualizing dosage
Chapter 4 Drug Evaluation and Regulation
¢ñ£®Safety and efficacy
¢ò£®Animal testing
¢ó£®Clinical trials
¢ô£®Drug patents and generic drugs

PART ¢ò AUTONOMIC DRUGS
Chapter 5 Introduction to Autonomic Pharmacology
¢ñ£®ANS anatomy 41
¢ò£®Transmitters and receptors of ANS
¢ó£®ANS effects and regulation
Chapter 6 Chofinergic Agonists & Cholinesterase Regulators
¢ñ£®Cholinergic agonists 48
¢ò£®Indirect-acting cholinergic agonists£º aeetylcholinesterase inhibitors £¨reversible£©
¢ó£®Indirect-acting cholinergic agonists£º acetylcholinesterase inhibitors £¨irreversible£© & regenerators
Chapter 7 Cholinergic Antagonists
¢ñ£®Antimusearinic agents
¢ò£®Ganglionic blockers¡ª¡ªNN receptor antagonists
¢ó£®Neuromuscular-blocking dmgs¡ª¡ªNM receptor antagonists
Chapter 8 Adrenergic Agonist
¢ñ£®Structure-effect relationship and characteristics of adrenergie agonists
¢ò£®Direct-acting adrenergic agonista
¢ó£®Indirect-acting adrenergic agonists
¢ô£®Mixed-acting adrenergic agonists
Chapter 9 Adrenergic Antagonists
¢ñ£®¦Á Adrenergic blocking agents
¢ò£®¦¢ Adrenergic blocking agents
¢ó£®Drugs affecting neurotransmitter release or uptake

PART ¢ó DRUGS AFFECTING THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
Chapter 10 Sedatlve-Hypnotlc Drugs 80
¢ñ£®Benzodiazepines
¢ò£®Barbiturates
¢ó£®Other hypnotic agents
Chapter 11 Antiepileptics and Anticonvulsants
¢ñ£®Antiepilepties
¢ò£®Antieonvulsants
Chapter 12 Drugs Used in Neurodegenerative Diseases
¢ñ£®Drugs used in Parkinson's disease
¢ò£® Drugs used in Alzheimer's disease
Chapter 13 Neuroleptie Drugs
¢ñ£®The dopamine hypothesis
¢ò£®Relevant pathophysiolagy of psychosis
¢ó£®Antipsyehotie agents
¢ô£®Antimanic drugs
¢õ£®Antidepressants
Chapter 14 Opioid Analgesics
¢ñ£®Neural mechanisms of pain
¢ò£®Opioid analgesics
¢ó£®Synthetic opioid analgesics
¢ô£®Other analgesics
¢õ£®Opioid antagonists
Chapter 15 Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs
¢ñ£®Overview
¢ò£®Nonselective COX inhibitors
¢ó£®Selective COX-2 inhibitors
¢ô£®Drugs used in gout

PART ¢ô CARDIOVASCULAR DRUGS
Chapter 16 Calcium Channel-Blocklng Drugs
¢ñ£®Overview
¢ò£®Calcium channel blockers
Chapter 17 Antiarrhythmic Drugs
¢ñ£®Introduction of arrhythmias
¢ò£®Group 1£® sodium channel blockers
¢ó£®Group 2£® beta-adrenoceptor-blocking drugs
¢ô£®Group 3£® calcium channel- blocking drugs
¢õ£®Other drugs
¢ö£®Principles in the clinical use of antiarrythmic agents
Chapter 18 Drugs Used in Heart Failure
¢ñ£®Pathophysiology and therapeutic strategies
¢ò£®Cardiac glycosides
¢ó£®Other drugs used in congestive heart failure
Chapter 19 Antianginal Drugs and Hypolipidemic Drugs
¢ñ£®Antianginal drugs
¢ò£®Agents used in hyperlipidemia
Chapter 20 Antihypertensive Drugs
¢ñ£®Overview
¢ò£®Commonly used antihypertensive drugs
¢ó£®Other antihypertensive drugs
¢ô£®The rational use of antihypertensive drugs
Chapter 21 Diuretics
¢ñ£®Normal regulation of fluid and electrolytes by the kidneys
¢ò£®Commonly used diuretics
¢ó£®Osmotic diuretics
Chapter 22 Antianemla Drugs and Drugs Used in Disorders of Coagulation
¢ñ£®Anticoagulants
¢ò£®Thromholyfie drugs
¢ó£®Platelet aggregation inhibitors
¢ô£® Drugs used to treat bleeding
¢õ£®Angents used to treat anemia

PART ¢õ DRUGS AFFECTING OTHER ORGANS
Chapter 23 Antihistamine Drugs
¢ñ£®Histamine
¢ò£®Antihistamines
Chapter 24 Drugs for Respiratory Disorders
¢ñ£®Antiasthmasties
¢ò£®Antitussive drugs
¢ó£®Expectorants
Chapter 25 Drugs for Digestive Disorder
¢ñ£®Drugs used to treat peptic ulcer disease
¢ò£® Antidiarrheals
¢ó£® Laxatives
¢ô£®Drugs used to control chemotherapy induced emesis
Chapter 26 Drugs Acting on the Uterine Smooth Muscle
¢ñ£®Oxyt0cics
¢ò£®Toeoiytic drugs

PART ¢ö DRUGS AFFECTING THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Chapter 27 Corticosteroids and Antagonists
¢ñ£®Glucocorticoids
¢ò£®Mineralocorgcoids
¢ó£®Corticotrophin
¢ô£®Antagonists of adrenocortical agents
Chapter 28 Thyroid and Antithyroid Drugs
¢ñ£®Synthesis£¬ secretion and function of thyroid hormones
¢ò£®Treatment of hyperthyroidism
Chapter 29 Insulin and Other Glucose-Lowering Drugs
¢ñ£®Insulin
¢ò£®Oral glucose-lowering drugs
¢ó£®Combination therapy with oral antidiabetic agents & injectable
¢ô£®Potential new antidiabetic drugs

PART ¢÷ CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC DRUGS
Chapter 30 General Principles of Antimicrobial Agents
¢ñ£®Common terms
¢ò£®Mechanism of antibacterial agents
¢ó£®Drug resistance
¢ô£®Rational selection of antimierobial agents
Chapter 31 Beta-Lactam Antibiotics
¢ñ£®Penicillins
¢ò£®Cephalosporins
¢ó£®Other ¦Â-Lactam drugs
Chapter 32 Macrolides£¬ Clindamycin and Polypeptide Antibiotics
¢ñ£®Macrolides
¢ò£®Clindamyein
¢ó£®Polypeptide autibiotics£¨Vaneomycin£©
Chapter 33 Aminoglycosides
¢ñ£®Mechanisms of action
¢ò£®Antibacterial spectrum
¢ó£® Resistance
¢ô£®Pharmaeokinefics
¢õ£®Clinical uses
¢ö£®Untoward effects
Chapter 34 Tetracyclines and Chloramphenicol
¢ñ£®Tetracyclines
¢ò£®Chloramphenicol
Chapter 35 Artificial Synthetic Antibacterials
¢ñ£®Quinolones
¢ò£®Sulfonamides
¢ó£®Other synthetic antibaeterials
Chapter 36 Antifungal Agents and Antiviral Agents
¢ñ£®Antifungal agents
¢ò£®Antviral agents
Chapter 37 Drugs for Tuberculosis
¢ñ£®Overview of tuberculosis
¢ò£®Antituberculous drugs
¢ó£®Ratinal use of antituberculotics
Chapter 38 Antiparasitic Drugs
¢ñ£®Antimalarlals
¢ò£®Amehicides
¢ó£®Drugs for pneumocystosis & toxoplasmosis
¢ô£®Antihelminthic drags
Chapter 39 Anticaneer Drugs
¢ñ£®Overview
¢ò£®Principles of cancer chemotherapy
¢ó£®Antimetabolites
¢ô£®Cytotoxie antibiotics
¢õ£®Alkylating agents and related compounds
¢ö£®Microtuhule inhibitors
¢÷£®Steroid hormones & anti-steroid drugs
¢ø£®Monoulonal antibodies
¢ù£®Other chemotherapeutic agents
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