Netter's Illustrated Pharmacology (Netter Basic Science) 1st Edition. Robert Raffa, Scott Rawls, Elena Portansky Beysarov

This concise, illustrative atlas is organized by organ system and further subcategorized by major pathophysiologic conditions affecting particular organ systems. Its strength comes from the integration of Netter’s normal anatomy/physiology and pathophysiology illustrations with detailed, mechanism-of-action illustrations of pharmacologic concepts for a visual presentation of the very complex pharmacodynamic relationship between drugs and body. Divided by specific organ systems, each chapter shows how drugs are used for specific disorders of that system. The authors include clear, concise notes under each image, highlighting the important elements of each principle.

Concise, descriptive and illustrative format which helps to demonstrate the most
important principles in pharmacology
Full color illustrations showing the organ systems coupled with illustrations
showing how a drug works at a particular physiologic site
Illustrative conceptualization of pharmacology principles in summary format
Not intended to be a "stand alone" pharmacology text -- Compatible with currently
used textbooks of pharmacology