This practical book is best suited for this purpose as it elaborately covers the pharmacy and experimental practicals with due emphasis on therapeutics. As the general rule goes that goodness of a book is judged by the extent to which the reader understands what the author wills to convey, sincere attempt has been made to impart knowledge in conceptual way. For this a generous number of figures and illustrations have been provided. In addition, at the end of the book, questions have been technically framed to cover most frequently asked and ‘must know’ topics. Important skills such as starting intravenous lines, test for penicillin hypersensitivity, dose calculations, clinical trials, etc. are useful to develop concepts regarding good as well as rational practice of medicine and of drug research and development.