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Cases & My Care Plans

Pharmacotherapy Casebook: A Patient-Focused Approach, 6th Edition
Terry L. Schwinghammer
Preface | Copyright | Contributors

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- Cardiovascular Disorders

- Respiratory Disorders

- Gastrointestinal Disorders

- Renal Disorders

- Neurologic Disorders

- Psychiatric Disorders

- Endocrinologic Disorders

- Gynecologic Disorders

- Urologic Disorders

- Immunologic Disorders

- Bone and Joint Disorders

- Disorders of the Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat

- Dermatologic Disorders

- Hematologic Disorders

- Infectious Diseases

- Oncologic Disorders

- Nutrition and Nutritional Disorders

- Emergency Preparedness and Response

- Complementary and Alternative Therapies
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 Any sample care plans provided are exclusive to AccessPharmacy and do not appear in the print edition of the Pharmacotherapy Casebook. These care plans are not comprehensive or complete. Instead they are a means to prompt the student to create their own care plan.

Please note: The Casebook allows you to enter questions or write your own care plan, and to submit both to your instructors for review. AccessPharmacy does not directly provide case answers.
More Case Materials:
- Introduction: How to Use This Casebook
- Active Learning Strategies
- Case Studies in Patient Communication
- Care Planning: A Component of the Patient Care Process
- Documentation of Pharmacist Interventions
- Conversion Factors and Anthropometrics
- Common Laboratory Tests
- Medical Abbreviations
Sample Cases with Answers:
- Chronic Glomerulonephritis
- Diabetic Foot Infection
- Pediatric Gastroenteritis
 Virtual Cases
Community-Acquired Pneumonia
Influenza
 Featured Case
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Hepatic Encephalopathy
State of Confusion (Level I)
Carrie Sincak, PharmD

Chief Complaint
"She is acting strange and seems very confused."

 HPI
Helen Markey is a 58 yo woman who was brought to the ED by her husband because of hallucinations...
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