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A Primer of Drug Action

problems of emphasis rather than fact exist. The advantages of enteral over parenteral nutritional support are mentioned only as cursory notes. In addition to protection from atrophy of the GI tract, the lower costs of enteral support mandate its use whenever possible. Similarly, the weighty ethical issues involved in hyperalimentation of the terminally ill patient are only briefly mentioned in a short introduction. In these times of increasing care of the elderly, those questions should be addressed in a systematic fashion. Nevertheless, the subject of the book is of use for clinicians of all specialities, though its high price makes its widespread dissemination doubtful.