Pharmacology II: offers a clear and accessible guide to the major drug classes taught in advanced pharmacology courses. Written in simple, structured language, the book helps readers understand how drugs act, why they are used, and how they influence different organ systems. Each chapter explains essential physiology, common disease patterns, and the mechanisms behind key therapeutic agents, making complex topics easier to follow.The text covers a wide range of subjects including cardiovascular drugs, renal pharmacology, autacoids, endocrine agents and other core areas required in the B. Pharm curriculum. Side effects, contraindications, and clinical notes are explained in practical terms so that learners can connect theory with real patient care. The book's layout supports fast revision, with short sections that highlight the most important points for exams and clinical training.Designed for B. Pharm, nursing, and allied health students, this book also serves as a useful reference for interns and young professionals who need a dependable source of information during ward duties and case discussions. It bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and clinical application, giving readers the confidence to approach pharmacology with clarity and purpose.With its balanced coverage, student-friendly explanations, and strong focus on clinical relevance, Pharmacology II is a valuable companion for anyone seeking a strong foundation in therapeutic science.