Nonprescription product therapeutics /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Pray, W. Steven
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, [1999]
Edition:	First edition.
Subjects:	Nonprescription Drugs > therapeutic use.

Table of Contents:

The pharmacist and nonprescription drug products
The pharmacist as triage expert
Forces that shape the nonprescription product market
Oral and gastrointestinal conditions
Plaque-induced diseases: caries and gingivitis
Oral problems
Gastric distress
Motion sickness
Intestinal gas discomfort, bloating and flatulence
Infant colic
Lactose intolerance
Constipation
Diarrhea
Pinworn
Hemorrhoids
Respiratory conditions
Allergic rhinitis
The common cold and related conditions
Humidity deficit
Asthma
Pain conditions
Headache and other minor pains
Menstrual discomfort
Injuries to muscles, ligaments, and tendons
Low back pain
Miscellaneous internal conditions
Obesity
fatigue and drowsiness
Sleep disturbances
Poisoning emergencies
Fever
Ophthalmic/otic conditions
Ophthalmic conditions
Otic conditions
Dermatologic conditions
Hyperproliferative skin disorders
Arthropod stings and bites, pediculosis, and scabies
Minor wounds
Burns
Sun-induced skin damage - Acne
fungal skin infections
Warts
Contact dermatitis and poison ivy/oak/sumac
Diaper dermatitis
Skin hyperpigmentation
Foot problems
Hair loss - Unwanted hair
Miscellaneous medical conditions and situations
Problems related to sexual activity
Femal genital conditions
Nicotine addiction
Diabetes mellitus
Dietary inadequancy
Topics related to self-care therapeutics
Home test kits
Precautions in self-care
Homeopathy
Herbal supplements
Appendices
FDA-labeled lower age limits for use of nonprescription products
FDA-labeled time limits for use of nonprescription products
FDA-labeled contraindications for use of nonprescription products
FDA-labeled drug interactions and concurrent use precautions with nonprescription products
Miscellaneous FDA-labeled precautions with use of nonprescription products.