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Topiramate and Renal Stones

Topiramate and Renal Stones

Topiramate is classified as a seizure medication most commonly used in the management of migraines and weight loss. This medication has carbonic anhydrase activity and here I will outline a case of...

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Gastroparesis Treatment

Gastroparesis Treatment

Gastroparesis is a condition in which stomach motility is reduced due to nerve injury and/or muscle dysfunction. Due to this reduced motility, the stomach is unable to properly empty itself, leading...

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Z-Drug Comparison Chart

Z-Drug Comparison Chart

Z-drugs, otherwise known as benzodiazepine receptor agonists, are used to help patients with insomnia that is associated with difficulty falling asleep (sleep latency), difficulty staying asleep...

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Triptan Comparison Chart – Free Download

Triptan Comparison Chart – Free Download

Acute migraine affects up to 26% of women, and up to 9% of men in the US. It is characterized by a moderate to severe headache that lasts for 4-72 hours and may be unilateral, cause nausea/vomiting,...

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Can I Use Allopurinol As Needed?

Can I Use Allopurinol As Needed?

Is as needed (PRN) allopurinol appropriate? I have seen as-needed (PRN) orders for allopurinol in practice. It has been rare, but it has happened. Did I like it? No. Allopurinol helps to lower uric...

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Insomnia and Urinary Frequency Case Study

Insomnia and Urinary Frequency Case Study

JA is a 61 year old male who has a past medical history of hypertension, diabetes, anemia, and arthritis. His current medications include metoprolol 25 mg BID, hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg once daily,...

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Pet Peeves in Hospice Care

Pet Peeves in Hospice Care

Working in assisted livings and long term care facilities for a large chunk of my career, its safe to say I've reviewed a few patients medications who are on hospice. I have three major pet peeves...

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