Manual Of Practical Pharmacology For Mbbs

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Pharmacology books for MBBS are written strictly following the National Medical Commission's (NMC) "Competency-Based Medical Education" (CBME) Curriculum. In each chapter, the relevant competencies are presented together with specific learning objectives. Rohan Srivastava history notes are based on NMC competency, appropriate attention, and explanation are given to practice in clinical pharmacy, clinical pharmacology, experimental pharmacology, and communication pharmacology.

New medications for migraine, diabetes mellitus, and newer antibiotics, among others, have been incorporated, and treatment of different disorders, such as hypertension, tuberculosis, hepatitis, and HIV-AIDS, has been updated per the most recent WHO and national standards. In addition, at the end of each chapter, selected multiple-choice questions (MCQs) have been provided for self-assessment.

The goal of this Pharmacology practical book for MBBS is to compile all areas of practical pharmacology (prescriptions, sports, fixed-dose combination, and pharmacy) into a single volume. Every year, new medications are added. Therefore, it has been attempted to incorporate them in the prescriptions.

The following features stand out in Pharmacology books for MBBS:

• They are easy to use and offer pertinent content in brief bursts that are useful for examination purposes while eliminating unnecessary details.
• Rohan Srivastava history notes content is divided into 14 chapters that are neatly arranged.
• For better comprehension, the fundamental concepts in each chapter have been clarified, with generalizations.
• The mechanism has been discussed briefly in layman's terms.
• The emphasis is on prototype and commonly used medications, with concise descriptions in easy language suitable for MBBS students' examinations.