Biochemistry
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Chapter 28, Problem 6P
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The mechanism for the drug-drug interaction between Coumadin and other drugs that bind with albumin should be determined.
Concept introduction:
A drug interaction can be defined as a change in the action of a drug that can be caused by the related administration with a supplement, food, beverage, or another drug.
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Matching. Select the mode of action for each drug in the left column; all but one choice is used.
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Make a drug study study about cetirizine (diphenhydramine hydrochloride) drug and fill up the corresponding details in the table.
- The drug study shall be patient-based, and based on the informations provided below.
- Nursing responsibilities would be in ADPIE form.
MAIN DRUG: cetirizine (diphenhydramine hydrochloride)
INFORMATIONS:
Cetirizine
Age: 18/F
Occupation: Basketball player
Weight and BMI: 50 KGS/22
Blood pressure: 100/70
Heart rate: 60
Respiratory rate: 15
Temperature: 36.2
Diagnosis: Allergic reaction with eating shrimp with facial angioedema
Chief complaint: Swollen ears and mouth
Prescription: Cetirizine PO 5 mg OD
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emia. If a physician starts a patient on a 5-
mg/10-mg dose for 14 days and then raises
the dose to 10 mg milli-
grams of each drug will the patient take
during the first 30 days?
/20mg, how many
5. A`patient cuts 100-mg scored tablets to
take his 50-mg prescribed daily dose. A
prescription for thirty 100-mg tablets costs
$45, and a prescription for thirty 50-mg
tablets costs $40. The patient asked the
pharmacist to weigh an uncut tablet on an
electronic balance into two "halves." The
uncut tablet was found to weigh 240 mg,
and the cut "halves" weighed 125 mg and
115 mg, respectively. (á) How much
money did the patient save on a monthly
başis by dosing with half tablets? (b) What
was the percentage error in the weight of
the cut tablets compared with "exact
halves"?
6. The recommended dose of memantine HCl
(NAMENDA) is:
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