Monthly Archives: July 2014
If you haven’t subscribed yet for future updates and access to more free clinical medication content, please Click Here to do so! 78 year old male living in a long term care facility was recently treated with a couple of different courses of antibiotics to treat recurrent respiratory infections. Treatment was eventually successful, but a few […]
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Another Guest Post via Amanuel T. B.Sc., Pharm.D. – Clinical Pharmacist: View his profile on Linked In Have a passion for medication education? Would you like to give back to healthcare students? Would you like to be an expert on a particular topic and increase the size of your professional network? Please be a guest contributor […]
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98 y/o female had a long history of seizures was treated with Dilantin (phenytoin) 100 mg twice daily. The Dilantin level was routinely drawn every 6 months and had been in the 6-10 range for quite sometime (normal total level is 10-20, but there are multiple variables that can make the value less than accurate). The […]
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Wonderful Guest Post via Amanuel T. B.Sc., Pharm.D. – Clinical Pharmacist: View his profile on Linked In Have a passion for medication education? Would you like to give back to healthcare students? Would you like to be an expert on a particular topic and increase the size of your professional network? Please be a guest contributor […]
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This is a topic that can’t wait anymore. Math. I said it, please don’t stop reading, this may help you or someone you care about prevent a devastating medication error. While most medications errors do not impact patient health, there is a medication error I see happen that can: Errors involving concentrations of liquid dosage […]
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