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Hi -

Can anyone recommend any good references books? I found an old thread w/recs and I already have Pharmacokinetics Made Easy. It seems like my professor is speaking greek! 😱😕

My first exam is next wk. Please help!


Thanks!

 

[RxWildcat]

Doesn't your class have a recommended textbook?

 

[mjroswar]

Hi,

I thought Basic Clinical Pharmacokinetics by Michael Winter was helpful.
It wasn't the required text for my kinetics classes but it does a good job of explaining concepts in a manner that's easy for me to grasp. You might see if your library has a copy.

Good luck!

 

[PharmD2MD]

Hi,

I thought Basic Clinical Pharmacokinetics by Michael Winter was helpful.
It wasn't the required text for my kinetics classes but it does a good job of explaining concepts in a manner that's easy for me to grasp. You might see if your library has a copy.

Good luck!

Second the Winter's book- it's been a long time since I've looked at kinetics, but I remember that book being good.

 

[OneFinePharmD]

Does this book have any practice problems?

Original poster, go here http://pharmacyonline.creighton.edu/pha443/pdf/default.htm

I may also buy the other book. But I'm more interested in practice problems.

 

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Doesn't your class have a recommended textbook?

yeah, it does but it is so wordy and not helpful at all.

 

[highlyfavored]

Hi,

I thought Basic Clinical Pharmacokinetics by Michael Winter was helpful.
It wasn't the required text for my kinetics classes but it does a good job of explaining concepts in a manner that's easy for me to grasp. You might see if your library has a copy.

Good luck!

Thanks!

 

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Does this book have any practice problems?

Original poster, go here http://pharmacyonline.creighton.edu/pha443/pdf/default.htm

I may also buy the other book. But I'm more interested in practice problems.

Thank you!