Task 4.Compare the combined local anesthetics. Composition Aim of Trade name combinatory Clinical use Drug No 1 Drug No 2 formulation Articaine Epinephrine Brilocaine- adrenaline forte Ultracaine D-C Mepivacaine Epinephrine Scandinibsa forte Melidont Benzocaine Cetylpyridinum Septolete plus chloride Lidocaine Chamomiles Kamistad, (M.chamomilla) Kamistad-gel-N flowers extract Locaine Chlorhexidin Lochlor Cathegel with lidocaine Instillagel

What is the Drug Class, MOA, Indication, Nursing Implication for these drugs: - levothyroxine - metoclopramide - ranitidine - salbutamol - tinzaparin - zopiclone - levofloxacin - lidocaine - odansetron

Identify the missing component from the medication order below. Administer fluvastatin 30 mg PO     route     dosage     frequency     medication name

Nath age14-year-old, has a compound fracture of the femur and is undergoing surgical repair. A few days after his surgery, he developed osteomyelitis/ infection of the bone. You were assigned to administer his medication. His medications are Clindamycin 500 mg TID times x 7 days and Morphine 5mg/tab 1 tab q6h prn for severe pain.

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Ordered; Coumadin 7.5mg po daily.  The strenght of the second tablets is 2.5 mg/tablets.  How many tablets of this vitamin k antagonist would be given to the patient who has venous thrombosis

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