Hi guys, thanks a lot for the responses. Today we have a another kid coming in with a burn on his arm. He played with the hot stove while the nany was on the phone. My pharmacist recommended cold ice. BUt the momy was impossible: she freaked out
BUt anyway, I am kindda interested in these quick treatments though. IS there a book/ resources that covers these first aid things that pharmacists should know? You know stuffs like bee sting, sunburn, finger cut etc.?
Also, do anybody here know a good book on dosage form that is concise, easy to read, in a short-hand-notes type of thing. I 'm not looking for another MArtin's Physical pchem text book. We went over the SL and SR/CR last week and I'm kindda like them. I feel like my reservoir of dosage form knowledge is kindda a dead-end though. I'd love to have a book showing me things like solution having fastest onset of actions, TTS has longest duration of actions or ointment is used to hydrate while gel is used to dehydrate. Thanks in advance guys