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Question13:
Caution for thyroid hormone:
Patient with cardiac arythmias.
Rational:
Patient with cardiac arythmias will have tachycardia, if they take thyroid hormone it induce the tachycardia. It will worsen the cardiac arythmias.
Question 14:
1. Pregnant women can continue the thyroid hormone.
2. Thyroid hormone is not contra indicated with pregnancy.
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16. Fludrocortisones (Florinef) a. What type of medication is this? M_ b. Action: Increases _reabsorption in...
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Tadalafil. Use the drug Cialis and find any Cialis advertisement to
answer the questions.
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please give patho of the disease and medication, medication of
choice, dosage, education and side effects
B. A 55-year-old patient returns to the clinic for an annual evaluation of her thyroid status. She was diagnosed with hypothyroidism at age 25 and has taken Synthroid ever since. She feels well and answers all questions that lead to a belief that she is stable. She is on 100 mcg of the medication a day She has maintained that dose as "her dose"...
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The name of the Drug is Cialis and the generic name is
Tadalafil. Use the drug Cialis and find any Cialis advertisement to
answer the questions.
Direct to Consumer Pharmaceutical Advertising Worksheet Select a drug advertised on television Provide the following information regarding the drug (10 points) 1. 2. Names: Trade Cialis Generic Tadalafil Classification: Indications for use: Dose: (Include dose for special populations and varying routes of administration) Side effects: Contraindications: (Including special considerations for pregnancy Cost for one...
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