'Dose related' diaporamas de présentation

SIDE EFFECTS AND TOXICITY

SIDE EFFECTS AND TOXICITY. GI EFFECTS. Almost all antibiotics are irritating to the GI tract. Diarrhea is very common. Nausea, vomiting. TETRACYCLINES-GI EFFECTS. Common upon oral administration. Epigastric burning and distress, abdominal discomfort, nausea and vomiting and diarrhea.

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SYSTEMIC COMPLICATIONS

SYSTEMIC COMPLICATIONS. Drug Actions. All drugs produce multiple effects These effects are categorized as: Desired OR Undesired. General Principles. No drug exerts a single action No drug is non-toxic Potential toxicity is user dependent. Adverse Drug Reactions.

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LEAP Elimination & Rotation Diet Protocol Training

LEAP Elimination & Rotation Diet Protocol Training. Jan Patenaude, R.D. Director of Medical Nutrition Signet Diagnostic Corp. Getting Started. For this LEAP dietary training you need: A LEAP Immunocalm Diet Report (i.e. Sample patient LEAP report) Pen for note-taking. Getting Started.

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Adverse Drug Reaction

Adverse Drug Reaction. Unnikrishnan M K Additional Prof in Pharmacology, Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Manipal 576 104. Introduction. Defn: Undesirable effect at normal dose: trivial OR serious Or fatal Requires Treatment ? in dosing Discontinuation

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Droperidol : Dangerous Drug or Hazard Hyperbole?

Droperidol : Dangerous Drug or Hazard Hyperbole?. Todd Severson April 22, 2003. Droperidol: The Drug. Rapid-acting, high-potency butyrophenone Dopamine antagonist & mild ?-adrenergic blockade Used for: Anti-emetic properties Tranquilization of agitated patients

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