Part ONE Introduction

1:Historical Background and General Principles of Drug Action＆JOSEPH A．WELLS

2:Presciption Writing and Drug Preparations＆RUSSELL A．WAUD

part TWO General Anesthetics

3:Theories of Anesthesia＆MARGARET E．GREIG

4:Transport of Anesthetics and Stages of Anesthesia＆LEROY D．VANDAM

5:General Anesthesia Ⅰ:Volatile Agents＆O．SIDNEY ORTH

6:General Anesthesia Ⅱ:Gaseous Agents＆O．SIDNEY ORTH

7:General Anesthesia Ⅲ:Intravenous Agents＆RICHARD W．WHITEHEAN and ROBERT W．VIRTUE

8:Respiratory Reflexes during Anesthesia＆CARL F．SCHMIDT

part THREE Local Anesthetics

9:Local Anesthetic Drugs＆J．H．WEATHERBY and HARVEY B．HAAG

part FOUR Adjuncts to Anesthesia

10:Preanesthetic Medication＆JAMES M．DILLE

11:Basal Anesthetics＆JAMES M．DILLE

12:Curare and Related Compounds＆A．R．MC INTYRE

part FIVE Sedation,Hypnosis,and Analgesia

13:Sedatives and Hypnotics Ⅰ:Bromides,Chloral Hydrate,Paraldehyde,and Miscellaneous Agents＆FREDERICK E．SHIDEMAN

14:Sedatives and Hypnotics Ⅱ:Barbiturates＆FREDERICK E．SHIDEMAN

15:Drugs in Epilepsy and Hyperkinetic Stages＆KLAUS R．W．UNNA

16:The Alcohols＆HAROLD R．HULPIEU and R．N．HARGER

17:Narcotic Analgesics Ⅰ:Opium Alkaloids＆CARL C．PFEIFFER

18:Narcotic Analgesics Ⅱ:Synthetic Analgesics＆CARL C．PFEIFFER

19:Drug Addictions＆MAURICE H．SEEVERS

20:Nonnarcotic Analgesics and Antipyretics Ⅰ:Salicylates＆PAUL K．SMITH

21:Nonnarcotic Analgesics and Antipyretics Ⅱ:Drugs Other than Salicylates＆PAUL K．SMITH

part SIX Central Nervous System Stimulants

22:Strychnine,Picrotoxin,Metrazol,and Miscellaneous Drugs＆IRWIN H．SLATER

23:The Xanthines＆CHALMERS L．GEMMILL

part SEVEN The Autonomic Nervous System

24:General Considerations of the Autonomic Nervous System＆W．CLARKE WESCOE

25:Cholinergic Drugs＆WALTER F．RIKER,JR．

26:Adrenergic Drugs＆RAYMOND P．AHLQUIST

27:Cholinergic Blocking Drugs＆JAMES K．W．FERGUSON

28:Adrenergic Blocking Drugs＆HAROLD D．GREEN

29:Ganglionic Stimulating and Blocking Drugs＆GEORGE H．ACHESON

part EIGHT The Cardiovascular System

30:Cardiac Glycosides＆ROBERT P．WALTON

31:Nitrites,Nitrates,and Miscellaneous Drugs＆KENNETH I．MELVILLE

32:Drugs Depressing Cardiac Muscle＆JOSEPH R．DI PALMA

33:Veratrum Alkaloids＆OTTO KRAYER

34:Drugs in Hypertension＆FRANK C．FERGUSON,JR．

part NINE Water and Salt Balance

35:Electrolyte,Fluid,and Acid-Base Balance＆T．S．DANOWSKI

36:Cations:Potassium,Calcium,Magnesium,Barium,and Ammonium＆SOLOMON GARB

37:Anions:Fluorides,Iodides,Phosphates,and Other Anions＆GEORGE A．EMERSON

38:Intravenous Fluid Therapy:Blood,Plasma,and Plasma Expanders＆VICTOR A．DRILL

39:Diuretics＆CARROLL A．HANDLEY

40:Antidiuretic Hormone and Antidiuretic Agents＆H．B．VAN DYKE

part TEN Allergic Manifestations

41:Histamine and Antihistaminics＆CARL A．DRAGSTEDT

part ELEVEN The Gastrointestinal Tract

42:Drugs Effective in Ulcer Therapy＆BYRON B．CLARK

43:Digestants＆BYRON B．CLARK

44:Cathartics and Laxatives＆DESMOND D．BONNYCASTLE

part TWELVE Dermatomucosal Agents

45:Drugs Acting on Mucous Membranes and Skin＆ELDON M．BOYD

part THIRTEEN The Hematopoietic System

46:Drugs Effective in Iron-deficiency Anemias＆FRANK H．BETHELL

47:Drugs Effective in Pernicious Anemia and Related Anemias＆FRANK H．BETHELL

48:Inhibitory Effect of Drugs on Normal and Neoplastic Blood-cell Formation＆DAVID KARNOFSKY

49:Anticoagulant and Coagulant Drugs＆TED A．LOOMIS

part FOURTEEN The Metals and Radioactive Elements

50:Lead＆JAMES P．HUGHES

51:Arsenic,Antimony,Bismuth,Mercury,and Dimercaprol＆CHARLES J．KENSLER

52:Gold,Silver,Manganese,and Other Minor Metals＆A．ROTHSTEIN

53:Radioactive Elements＆THOMAS R．NOONAN

54:Role of the Skeleton in Pharmacological and Toxicological Responses＆W．F．NEUMAN and HAROLD C．HODGE

part FIFTEEN Gases,Vapors,and Dusts

55:Gases and Vapors Ⅰ:Therapy with Oxygen,Carbon Dioxide,and Helium＆CHRISTIAN J．LAMBERTSEN

56:Gases and Vapors Ⅱ:Carbon Monoxide;Hydrocyanic Acid and Cyanides;Methemoglobin and Sulfhemoglobin＆OSCAR BODANSKY

57:Gases and Vapors Ⅲ:Gasoline,Naphtha,Kerosene,Benzene,and Carbon Tetrachloride＆FRANK L．KOZELKA

58:War Gases＆E．ROSS HART

59:Nonadsorbable Dusts＆JAMES K．SCOTT and HAROLD G．HODGE

60:Intsecticides,Rodenticides,and Agricultural Poisons＆MAYNARD B．CHENOWETH

part SIXTEEN The Vitamins and Other Nutritional Factors

61:Water-soluble Vitamins＆E．S．GORDON

62:Fat-soluble Vitamins＆E．S．GORDON

63:Oral and Intravenous Feeding＆FREDERICK J．STARE

64:Lipid Metabolism＆VICTOR A．DRILL

part SEVENTEEN The Endocrine Glands and Accessory Reproductive Organs

65:Hormones of the Pituitary Gland and Substitution Therapy＆RICHARD C．DE BODO and M．W．SINKOFF

66:Male Sex Hormones＆HARRY W．HAYS

67:Female Sex Hormones＆HARRY W．HAYS

68:Drugs Acting on the Uterus Ⅰ:The Management of Labor＆ROBERT A．WOODBURY

69:Drugs Acting on the Uterus Ⅱ:Dysmenorrhea and Miscellaneous＆ROBERT A．WOODBURY

70:Thyroid Gland＆DOUGLAS S．RIGGS

71:Parathyroid Gland＆PAUL L．MUNSON and ROY O．GREEP

72:Pancreas and Insulins＆SAMUEL B．BEASER

73:Adrenal Cortex＆JAY TEPPERMAN

part ELGIGHTEEN Specific Chemotherapy

74:Chemotherapy of Bacterial Infections Ⅰ:Antiseptics and Germicides＆NICHOLAS GIARMAN

75:Chemotherapy of Bacterial Infections Ⅱ:Sulfonamides＆ALLAN D．BASS

76:Chemotherapy of Bacterial Infections Ⅲ:Sulfones＆ALLAN D．BASS

77:Chemotherapy of Bacterial Infections Ⅳ:Penicillins＆WINDSOR C．CUTTING

78:Chemotherapy of Bacterial Infections Ⅴ:Streptomycin and Dihydrostreptomycin;Paraaminosalicylic Acid and Isonicotinic＆FREDERICK BERNHEIM

79:Chemotherapy of Bacterial Infections Ⅵ:Broad-spectrum＆ARTHUR P．RICHARDSON

80:Chemotherapy of Bacterial Infections Ⅶ:Miscellaneous＆ARTHUR P．RICHARDSON

81:The Comparative Effectiveness and Selection of Sulfonamides and Antibiotics＆WALTER MODELL

82:Chemotherapy of the Treponematoses＆HARRY EAGLE

83:Chemotherapy of Yeast and Fungous Infections＆ALBERT M．KLIGMAN

84:Chemotherapy of Protozoan Infections Ⅰ:Malaria＆EARL H．DEARBORN

85:Chemotherapy of Protozoan Infections Ⅱ:Amebiasis＆HAMILION H．ANDERSON

86:Chemotherapy of Infections form Flagellates and Flukes＆LAWRENCE PETERS

87:Chemotherapy of Infections form Nematodes and Cestodes＆ERNEST BUEDING and MORRIS TAGER

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