I need medical abbreviation list and medical drug list

[natasa]

I need medical abbreviation list and medical drug list

Hi,

Anyone there who could help me out finding the latest abbreviations list.
I even want the latest drug list because my current program does not have many drugs.

So if anyone could suggest anything which is available online for informationd quick look purposes.

any help for medical abbreviation list and medical drug list would be very helpful.

[JackieS]

I need medical abbreviation list and medical drug list

Hi,

Anyone there who could help me out finding the latest abbreviations list.
I even want the latest drug list because my current program does not have many drugs.

So if anyone could suggest anything which is available online for informationd quick look purposes.

any help for medical abbreviation list and medical drug list would be very helpful.

I made my own medical abbreviation list when I was working as a physiotherapy assistant. Unfortunately I don't have a copy of it to hand, to attach to this message. Check out www.thestudentroom.co.uk under the university and medicine section, I posted a message with it attached in there.

As for drug list, just buy a copy of the BNF, or if ytou're like me, relocate it from somewhere and save yourself the 22 quid!

[samtel]

These are some other sites.


http://www.medical-transcription1.co...tionList.aspx/
Safe Medication.Com
http://www.safemedication.com/

Building Better Health
http://www.buildingbetterhealth.com/...questid=411101

RxList.com
http://www.rxlist.com/

Government Drug Site
www.accessdata.fda/gov/scripts/cder/drugsatfda/

Drugs
http://health.yahoo.com/drug/;_ylt=A...zx6UaMORiz5xcB

Drug Info Search
http://www.walgreens.com/library/fin...infosearch.jsp

Medline Plus
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginformation.html

[M Clayton]

The difficulty with using US sites for drugs is the use of non UK names and terminology.

The BNF should really be your first port of call for information on drugs in the UK.

[rjm]

The difficulty with using US sites for drugs is the use of non UK names and terminology.

The BNF should really be your first port of call for information on drugs in the UK.

I thought all generic drug names were now international - frusemide vs furosemide, lignocaine vs lidocaine...

[M Clayton]

acetaminophen vs paracetamol...

adrenaline vs epinephrine...