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Pharmacology is for the Rehabilitation Professional: Countering Side Effects & Dangerous Reactions to Promote Better Outcomes - Chad C. Hensel Many patients being referred to therapy are taking prescription and/or over-the-counter medications..
Pharmacology for the Rehabilitation Professional: Countering Side Effects & Dangerous Reactions to Promote Better Outcomes - Chad C. Hensel Many patients being referred to therapy are taking prescription and/or over-the-counter medications.
these medications is Although many of are directly related to their therapy diagnosis, some may not be..
Although many of these medications are directly related to their therapy diagnosis, some may not be.
you is What should know about clinical pharmacology to manage them effectively?.
What should you know about clinical pharmacology to manage them effectively?
leading rehab pharmacology expert, is Watch Dr. Suzanne Tinsley, as she examines the critical aspects of pharmacology, including the principles of pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics as well as how to apply these concepts to all drug classifications..
Watch leading rehab pharmacology expert, Dr. Suzanne Tinsley, as she examines the critical aspects of pharmacology, including the principles of pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics as well as how to apply these concepts to all drug classifications.
You is will hear specific concepts of the pharmacology of the central nervous system and autonomic nervous system..
You will hear specific concepts of the pharmacology of the central nervous system and autonomic nervous system.
You is will analyze effects of drug actions on the major body systems, including mechanisms of therapeutic actions and adverse drug effects, problems involving drug interactions, and variables that modify drugs' effects..
You will analyze effects of drug actions on the major body systems, including mechanisms of therapeutic actions and adverse drug effects, problems involving drug interactions, and variables that modify drugs' effects.
Special consideration is will be given to many of the drugs most commonly used in treating cardiovascular and neuro-musculoskeletal disorders..
Special consideration will be given to many of the drugs most commonly used in treating cardiovascular and neuro-musculoskeletal disorders.
case is Using reports, you will uncover specific effects that have an impact on the rehabilitation management of patients and clients..
Using case reports, you will uncover specific effects that have an impact on the rehabilitation management of patients and clients.
the primary pharmacokinetic factors is Describe involved in drug administration, absorption, distribution, interaction, and elimination Explain how altered pharmacokinetics may lead to a decrease or an increase in drug effects, and how these effects may be recognized in patients receiving therapy Discuss the concepts of psychological and physical dependence, tolerance, withdrawal, receptor, sensitivity, and cross-tolerance Identify the general categories, mechanisms of action, risk-benefit ratio, and implications on interventions for the pharmacological agents routinely prescribed for conditions involving the cardiovascular, neuromuscular, endocrine, pulmonary, and central nervous systems Analyze the possible effects of various drug actions on the effectiveness of interventions and functional outcomes Determine the signs and symptoms of abuse PRINCIPLES OF PHARMACOLOGY Pharmacokinetic principles Pharmacodynamics principles Their importance to rehabilitation PHARMACOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM Common CNS drugs seen in rehabilitation Side effects and rehabilitation outcomes PATIENT ORIENTED PROBLEM SOLVING (POPS) CASE STUDY PAIN MANAGEMENT - NARCOTICS, NONSTERIODAL, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS Advantages and disadvantages of each class Common side effects and their effect on rehabilitation outcomes Signs and symptoms of abuse CARDIAC MEDICATIONS 5 classes of cardiac medications How these drugs are combined to treat cardiac disease/pathology Therapeutic effects and side effects that may interfere with rehabilitation outcomes POPS CASE STUDIES.
Describe the primary pharmacokinetic factors involved in drug administration, absorption, distribution, interaction, and elimination Explain how altered pharmacokinetics may lead to a decrease or an increase in drug effects, and how these effects may be recognized in patients receiving therapy Discuss the concepts of psychological and physical dependence, tolerance, withdrawal, receptor, sensitivity, and cross-tolerance Identify the general categories, mechanisms of action, risk-benefit ratio, and implications on interventions for the pharmacological agents routinely prescribed for conditions involving the cardiovascular, neuromuscular, endocrine, pulmonary, and central nervous systems Analyze the possible effects of various drug actions on the effectiveness of interventions and functional outcomes Determine the signs and symptoms of abuse PRINCIPLES OF PHARMACOLOGY Pharmacokinetic principles Pharmacodynamics principles Their importance to rehabilitation PHARMACOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM Common CNS drugs seen in rehabilitation Side effects and rehabilitation outcomes PATIENT ORIENTED PROBLEM SOLVING (POPS) CASE STUDY PAIN MANAGEMENT - NARCOTICS, NONSTERIODAL, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS Advantages and disadvantages of each class Common side effects and their effect on rehabilitation outcomes Signs and symptoms of abuse CARDIAC MEDICATIONS 5 classes of cardiac medications How these drugs are combined to treat cardiac disease/pathology Therapeutic effects and side effects that may interfere with rehabilitation outcomes POPS CASE STUDIES