PART Ⅰ BASIC PRINCIPLES
Chapter 1 Introduction
Ⅰ．Introduction of pharmacology
Ⅱ．The history of drugs and pharmacology
Ⅲ．General principles of pharmacology
Chapter 2 Pharmaeodynamies
Ⅰ．Basic effects of drugs
Ⅲ．Drug dose and dose - effect relationship
Ⅲ．Mechanism of drug action
Chapter 3 Pharmacokinetics
Ⅰ．Transportation of drug molecules
Ⅱ．The drug processes in the body
Ⅲ．Pharmacokinetic models
Ⅳ．The timing course of drag concentration in the body
Ⅴ．The elimination kinetics of drug
Ⅵ．Pharmacokinetic parameters
Ⅶ．Design and optimization of dosage regimens
Ⅷ．lndividualizing dosage
Chapter 4 Drug Evaluation and Regulation
Ⅰ．Safety and efficacy
Ⅱ．Animal testing
Ⅲ．Clinical trials
Ⅳ．Drug patents and generic drugs


PART Ⅱ AUTONOMIC DRUGS
Chapter 5 Introduction to Autonomic Pharmacology
Ⅰ．ANS anatomy 41
Ⅱ．Transmitters and receptors of ANS
Ⅲ．ANS effects and regulation
Chapter 6 Chofinergic Agonists & Cholinesterase Regulators
Ⅰ．Cholinergic agonists 48
Ⅱ．Indirect-acting cholinergic agonists： aeetylcholinesterase inhibitors （reversible）
Ⅲ．Indirect-acting cholinergic agonists： acetylcholinesterase inhibitors （irreversible） & regenerators
Chapter 7 Cholinergic Antagonists
Ⅰ．Antimusearinic agents
Ⅱ．Ganglionic blockers——NN receptor antagonists
Ⅲ．Neuromuscular-blocking dmgs——NM receptor antagonists
Chapter 8 Adrenergic Agonist
Ⅰ．Structure-effect relationship and characteristics of adrenergie agonists
Ⅱ．Direct-acting adrenergic agonista
Ⅲ．Indirect-acting adrenergic agonists
Ⅳ．Mixed-acting adrenergic agonists
Chapter 9 Adrenergic Antagonists
Ⅰ．α Adrenergic blocking agents
Ⅱ．Β Adrenergic blocking agents
Ⅲ．Drugs affecting neurotransmitter release or uptake


PART Ⅲ DRUGS AFFECTING THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
Chapter 10 Sedatlve-Hypnotlc Drugs 80
Ⅰ．Benzodiazepines
Ⅱ．Barbiturates
Ⅲ．Other hypnotic agents
Chapter 11 Antiepileptics and Anticonvulsants
Ⅰ．Antiepilepties
Ⅱ．Antieonvulsants
Chapter 12 Drugs Used in Neurodegenerative Diseases
Ⅰ．Drugs used in Parkinson's disease
Ⅱ． Drugs used in Alzheimer's disease
Chapter 13 Neuroleptie Drugs
Ⅰ．The dopamine hypothesis
Ⅱ．Relevant pathophysiolagy of psychosis
Ⅲ．Antipsyehotie agents
Ⅳ．Antimanic drugs
Ⅴ．Antidepressants
Chapter 14 Opioid Analgesics
Ⅰ．Neural mechanisms of pain
Ⅱ．Opioid analgesics
Ⅲ．Synthetic opioid analgesics
Ⅳ．Other analgesics
Ⅴ．Opioid antagonists
Chapter 15 Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs
Ⅰ．Overview
Ⅱ．Nonselective COX inhibitors
Ⅲ．Selective COX-2 inhibitors
Ⅳ．Drugs used in gout


PART Ⅳ CARDIOVASCULAR DRUGS
Chapter 16 Calcium Channel-Blocklng Drugs
Ⅰ．Overview
Ⅱ．Calcium channel blockers
Chapter 17 Antiarrhythmic Drugs
Ⅰ．Introduction of arrhythmias
Ⅱ．Group 1． sodium channel blockers
Ⅲ．Group 2． beta-adrenoceptor-blocking drugs
Ⅳ．Group 3． calcium channel- blocking drugs
Ⅴ．Other drugs
Ⅵ．Principles in the clinical use of antiarrythmic agents
Chapter 18 Drugs Used in Heart Failure
Ⅰ．Pathophysiology and therapeutic strategies
Ⅱ．Cardiac glycosides
Ⅲ．Other drugs used in congestive heart failure
Chapter 19 Antianginal Drugs and Hypolipidemic Drugs
Ⅰ．Antianginal drugs
Ⅱ．Agents used in hyperlipidemia
Chapter 20 Antihypertensive Drugs
Ⅰ．Overview
Ⅱ．Commonly used antihypertensive drugs
Ⅲ．Other antihypertensive drugs
Ⅳ．The rational use of antihypertensive drugs
Chapter 21 Diuretics
Ⅰ．Normal regulation of fluid and electrolytes by the kidneys
Ⅱ．Commonly used diuretics
Ⅲ．Osmotic diuretics
Chapter 22 Antianemla Drugs and Drugs Used in Disorders of Coagulation
Ⅰ．Anticoagulants
Ⅱ．Thromholyfie drugs
Ⅲ．Platelet aggregation inhibitors
Ⅳ． Drugs used to treat bleeding
Ⅴ．Angents used to treat anemia


PART Ⅴ DRUGS AFFECTING OTHER ORGANS
Chapter 23 Antihistamine Drugs
Ⅰ．Histamine
Ⅱ．Antihistamines
Chapter 24 Drugs for Respiratory Disorders
Ⅰ．Antiasthmasties
Ⅱ．Antitussive drugs
Ⅲ．Expectorants
Chapter 25 Drugs for Digestive Disorder
Ⅰ．Drugs used to treat peptic ulcer disease
Ⅱ． Antidiarrheals
Ⅲ． Laxatives
Ⅳ．Drugs used to control chemotherapy induced emesis
Chapter 26 Drugs Acting on the Uterine Smooth Muscle
Ⅰ．Oxyt0cics
Ⅱ．Toeoiytic drugs


PART Ⅵ DRUGS AFFECTING THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Chapter 27 Corticosteroids and Antagonists
Ⅰ．Glucocorticoids
Ⅱ．Mineralocorgcoids
Ⅲ．Corticotrophin
Ⅳ．Antagonists of adrenocortical agents
Chapter 28 Thyroid and Antithyroid Drugs
Ⅰ．Synthesis， secretion and function of thyroid hormones
Ⅱ．Treatment of hyperthyroidism
Chapter 29 Insulin and Other Glucose-Lowering Drugs
Ⅰ．Insulin
Ⅱ．Oral glucose-lowering drugs
Ⅲ．Combination therapy with oral antidiabetic agents & injectable
Ⅳ．Potential new antidiabetic drugs


PART Ⅶ CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC DRUGS
Chapter 30 General Principles of Antimicrobial Agents
Ⅰ．Common terms
Ⅱ．Mechanism of antibacterial agents
Ⅲ．Drug resistance
Ⅳ．Rational selection of antimierobial agents
Chapter 31 Beta-Lactam Antibiotics
Ⅰ．Penicillins
Ⅱ．Cephalosporins
Ⅲ．Other β-Lactam drugs
Chapter 32 Macrolides， Clindamycin and Polypeptide Antibiotics
Ⅰ．Macrolides
Ⅱ．Clindamyein
Ⅲ．Polypeptide autibiotics（Vaneomycin）
Chapter 33 Aminoglycosides
Ⅰ．Mechanisms of action
Ⅱ．Antibacterial spectrum
Ⅲ． Resistance
Ⅳ．Pharmaeokinefics
Ⅴ．Clinical uses
Ⅵ．Untoward effects
Chapter 34 Tetracyclines and Chloramphenicol
Ⅰ．Tetracyclines
Ⅱ．Chloramphenicol
Chapter 35 Artificial Synthetic Antibacterials
Ⅰ．Quinolones
Ⅱ．Sulfonamides
Ⅲ．Other synthetic antibaeterials
Chapter 36 Antifungal Agents and Antiviral Agents
Ⅰ．Antifungal agents
Ⅱ．Antviral agents
Chapter 37 Drugs for Tuberculosis
Ⅰ．Overview of tuberculosis
Ⅱ．Antituberculous drugs
Ⅲ．Ratinal use of antituberculotics
Chapter 38 Antiparasitic Drugs
Ⅰ．Antimalarlals
Ⅱ．Amehicides
Ⅲ．Drugs for pneumocystosis & toxoplasmosis
Ⅳ．Antihelminthic drags
Chapter 39 Anticaneer Drugs
Ⅰ．Overview
Ⅱ．Principles of cancer chemotherapy
Ⅲ．Antimetabolites
Ⅳ．Cytotoxie antibiotics
Ⅴ．Alkylating agents and related compounds
Ⅵ．Microtuhule inhibitors
Ⅶ．Steroid hormones & anti-steroid drugs
Ⅷ．Monoulonal antibodies
Ⅸ．Other chemotherapeutic agents
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