Monthly Archives: June 2018
One of the most important complications to remember in kidney disease is electrolyte abnormalities. Strategic monitoring of electrolytes in kidney disease is essential. When I think about chronic kidney disease, the accumulation of electrolytes becomes something that we need to pay attention. Phosphorus, potassium, and magnesium are a few of the electrolytes that can be […]
Read MoreI really enjoy creating new things and listening to customers. I’ve been working on doing both today! I have had numerous people ask me about a discount for purchasing multiple of our test prep products. Ask and you shall receive! We’ve created an “All Access Pass” for your test prep material and I’m launching it […]
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I just had a follower of the blog email me the other day and they have over $300K in pharmacy student loans. That’s a heavy burden and can feel incredibly overwhelming. I feel bad for those folks with an incredible amount of student loans. I was there and there is hope. I racked up 145K […]
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Acetylcholinesterase Inhibitors are used in various forms of dementia. They can provide some symptom improvement in dementia, but cannot reverse or stop its progression. We need to remember that the agents aren’t without risk. Here’s a case to remember with acetylcholinesterase inhibitors and bradycardia. An 82 year old male with mild Alzheimer’s dementia has had […]
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In this case scenario, I’m going to demonstrate and unusual side effect of galactorrhea. Reglan induced galactorrhea is a possibility due to the mechanism of dopamine blockade. The case: A 46 year old female obese female has a history of type 2 diabetes. She has been diagnosed with gastroparesis and seen by GI specialists. Her […]
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