Cpje clinical stuvia 2023 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ampicillin - ANSWER Principen penicillin VK - ANSWER Veetids nafcillin - ANSWER Nafcil, Nallpen oxacillin - ANSWER Bactocill dicloxacillin - ANSWER Dynapen cefadroxil - ANSWER Duricef (1st gen cephalosporin) cefazolin - ANSWER Ancef, Kefzol What is the dose of cefadroxil? - ANSWER 1-2 g PO 12-24H What is the dose of cefadroxil if CrCl 30-50? - ANSWER 500 mg PO Q12H What is the dose of cefadrozil if CrCl 10-30? - ANSWER 500 mg PO Q12H What is the dose of cefadrozil i...

Rotigotine - ANSWER Neupro patch: do not heat/ use during MRI HLA b1502 - ANSWER Test in Asians. Rash for carbamazepine (tegretol), phenytoin (Dilantin), fos phenytoin (cerebyx) Trastuzumab - ANSWER Herceptin, her/Neu- ado-trastuzunab (kadcyla), lapatinib (tykerb) pertuzumab (perjeta) Hla- b 5701 - ANSWER Don't give abacavir (ziagen), epzicom, trizivir Not cross reactive a/ opioid allergy - ANSWER Fentanyl, meperidine (Demerol), methadone (dolophine), tramadol (ultram), tapentadol (...

Paul is a patient in the step-down unit. A basal metabolic panel is taken and Paul is found to have a sodium level of 132 mEq/L. His medications include levothyroxine, losartan, fluticasone, chlorthalidone, Lamictal, Trileptal and Celexa. Which of the patient's medications could be contributing to the low serum sodium level? - ANSWER Chlorthalidone, trileptal and celexa. Patients taking either carbamazepine, oxcarbazepine, SSRIs or SNRIs and thiazide diuretics should have sodium checked, espe...

Can sprinkle on apple sauce - ANSWER MS Contin Phenytoin True Level Formula - ANSWER PhenObs/{(Alb*0.2)+0.1} 1 GALLON - ANSWER 4 quarts=8PINTS 1 PINT - ANSWER 2 cups 1 CUP - ANSWER 8 oz Avoid with alcohol - ANSWER disulfiram,nitrates, MAOI, insulin, sulfonylureas Gonorrhea treatment - ANSWER Ceftriaxone 250 mg IM + Azithromycin 1 gm PO Chlamydia - ANSWER Azithromycin 1g How many technicians can a pharmacist supervise at one time? at institution - ANSWER 2 Metformin max...

A pharmacist is dispensing new Rxs for fosamprenavir, ritonavir, and Truvada. In reviewing the patient's profile info, the pharmacist notes allergies to furosemide, glipizide, and Bactrim. The pharmacist should call the patient to change... A. Truvada to combivir B. fosamprenavir to saquinavir C. Truvada to atripla D. fosamprenavir to tipranavir - ANSWER Answer B Medicines that should avoided in those with sulfa allergies include furosemide, SURs, Bactrim, and certain PIs (tipranavir, fosa...

A pharmacist is dispensing new Rxs for fosamprenavir, ritonavir, and Truvada. In reviewing the patient's profile info, the pharmacist notes allergies to furosemide, glipizide, and Bactrim. The pharmacist should call the patient to change... A. Truvada to combivir B. fosamprenavir to saquinavir C. Truvada to atripla D. fosamprenavir to tipranavir - ANSWER-Answer B Medicines that should avoided in those with sulfa allergies include furosemide, SURs, Bactrim, and certain PIs (tipranavir, fosa...