prostatitis. The doctor has chosen to treat with ciprofloxacin and needs to know the regimen to start Mr Smith on. Mr Smith has suspected renal impairment, so is necessary to calculate his creatinine clearance and consider the information from the SPC excerpt. You may find the information below useful. Weight : 55kg Potassium : 4.2mmol/L Sodium : 139mmol/L Urea : 15mg/L Serum Creatinine : 104 micromol/L Cockroft Gault equation: [ X (140-age) x (weight in kg)]

prostatitis. The doctor has chosen to treat with ciprofloxacin and needs to know the regimen to start Mr Smith on. Mr Smith has suspected renal impairment, so is necessary to calculate his creatinine clearance and consider the information from the SPC excerpt. You may find the information below useful. Weight : 55kg Potassium : 4.2mmol/L Sodium : 139mmol/L Urea : 15mg/L Serum Creatinine : 104 micromol/L Cockroft Gault equation: [ X (140-age) x (weight in kg)]

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