They cover antibiotics, antiemetics, and pain medications and their indications, off-label use, combination drug use, dosage, mechanism of action, administration, pharmacokinetics, interactions, side effects, and use with special populations, as well as clinical practice tips.
Spanish origin of the term. According to the 1911 EncyclopÃ¦dia Britannica, jennet referred to a small Spanish horse. The 2000 edition of the American Heritage Dictionary also defines jennet, with the alternative spelling genet, as a small Spanish saddle horse.
Rennet tablets are small tablets made from powdered and packed rennet. They are designed for convenient use, being easier to handle than some more traditional forms of rennet, and they are used for a variety of cooking projects. Several companies make tablets; Junket Rennet, named after a pudding made with rennet, is probably one of the most famous, and many recipes give proportions in terms of these popular products. An enzymatic extract, rennet is made from the lining of the stomachs of young ruminants, such as cows, sheep, and goats. These animals produce enzymes to help them digest the milk produced by their parents, breaking down it so that the maximum nutrition can be extracted from it in the stomach and intestinal tract.