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    This document provides a table listing common examples of tertiary literature sources for finding information on various pharmaceutical topics. Tertiary literature consists of sources that compile and summarize primary research, and include references to facilitate access to original studies. The table lists topics such as adverse effects, bioequivalence, compounding, consumer health information, diseases/general medicine, dosing, drug interactions, foreign drug identifications, natural products, pharmacology/pharmacokinetics, tablet identification, and vaccines. For each topic, several tertiary literature sources are provided where one can find information on that particular topic.

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    SECTION I

    Table 4-1

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICE

    Common Examples of Tertiary Literature (NOTE: lists are not comprehensive)

    Topic of Interest

    Literature in which to Find Topic

    Alcohol/sugar/gluten free
    Adverse effects

    Red Book (Drug Topics)


    Meylers Side Effects of Drugs
    Drug-Induced Diseases
    Orange Book (electronic version on FDA website)
    Remingtons Pharmaceutical Sciences
    Extemporaneous Formulations
    USP DI Vol II: Advice for the Patient (obsolete)
    Clinical Pharmacology
    Lexi-Comp
    Micromedex
    Websites:
    www.drugdigest.org
    www.webmd.com
    Cecil Textbook of Medicine
    Harrisons Principles of Internal Medicine
    AHFS Drug Information
    Clinical Pharmacology
    Drug Facts and Comparisons
    Micromedex
    Harriet Lane Handbook (pediatric)
    Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation (Briggs)
    Drug Prescribing in Renal Failure
    Hansten and Horn Drug Interaction Analysis and Management
    Clinical Pharmacology
    Drug Facts and Comparisons
    Micromedex
    Index Nominum
    Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference
    Trissels Handbook on Injectable Drugs
    Kings Guide to Parenteral Admixtures
    Natural Standard
    Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database
    Goodman and Gilmans The Pharmacologic Basis of Therapeutics
    Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach (DePiro)
    Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use of Drugs (Koda-Kimble)
    IDENTIDEX (Micromedex)
    IDENT-A-DRUG
    WebMD
    Clinical Pharmacologys Drug Identifier
    Drug Facts and Comparisons
    Micromedex
    USP DI Volume 1 (obsolete)
    AHFS Drug Information
    Clinical Pharmacology
    www.cdc.gov

    Bioequivalence
    Compounding
    Consumer health information

    Diseases/General Medicine
    Dosing
    Dosing: Special populations

    Drug Interactions

    Foreign Drug Identifications


    IV Compatibility
    Natural Products
    Pharmacology/Pharmacokinetics

    Tablet Identification

    Unlabeled use

    Vaccines

    3. Randomization
    a) Blocked
    b) Stratified
    c) Cluster
    d) Systematic assignment
    B. Baseline assessment
    C. Study location
    1. Single center: use of one site to conduct a
    research study
    2. Multicenter: use of multiple sites to conduct a
    research study

    3. International: use of multiple countries to


    conduct a research study
    D. Blinding
    1. Single blind: patient masked, or investigator
    masked, but not both
    2. Double blind: patient and investigator masked
    3. Open label: no masking; all patients and
    investigators aware of treatment
    E. Controls
    1. Placebo controlled: administration of an
    inactive substance for a control

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