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kefauver harris amendment 1962 as part of feder food drug and cosmetic act
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req drugs be safe and effective. also created pregnancy safe catagories
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1970 comprehensive drug abuse prevention and control act
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catagorized addictive drugs into schedules according to abuse potentional. 1 is highest and not available in US
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kefauver harris amendment 1962 as part of feder food drug and cosmetic act
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req drugs be safe and effective. also created pregnancy safe catagories
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1970 comprehensive drug abuse prevention and control act
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catagorized addictive drugs into schedules according to abuse potentional. 1 is highest and not available in US
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DEA 1970
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responsible for the enforcement of legislation concerning controlled substances.
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1906 federal food and drug act
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pass to protect public by controlling salve of drugs adultered dangerous and falsly labled.
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DEA 1970
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responsible for the enforcement of legislation concerning controlled substances.
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1906 federal food and drug act
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pass to protect public by controlling salve of drugs adultered dangerous and falsly labled.
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USP/NF
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us pharmacopia and national formulary updated every 5 yrs to impart new info to drs in prescribing and dispensing drugs
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USP/NF
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us pharmacopia and national formulary updated every 5 yrs to impart new info to drs in prescribing and dispensing drugs
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1912 federal food and drug act -sherley ammendment
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prohibits drug companies from making flas claims about products
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1914 harrison narcotic act
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define "narcotic" and regulated importing, making, and selling opium, cocaine and their derivatives. First Narcotic
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1938 federal food and drug act renamed federal food drug and cosmetic act
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the fda can approve and recall drugs companies have to submit IND app and conduct toxicity testing
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1951 Federal food drug and cosmetic act durham humphrey amendment
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distinguish b/w Rx drugs and otc drugs controlled substances cannot be refilled w/o new Rx only licensed pharmacist can dispense and only drs and nurses can administer
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Rx drugs label
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has Caution- fed law prohibits dispensing w/o a Rx
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1912 federal food and drug act -sherley ammendment
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prohibits drug companies from making flas claims about products
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1914 harrison narcotic act
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define "narcotic" and regulated importing, making, and selling opium, cocaine and their derivatives. First Narcotic
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1938 federal food and drug act renamed federal food drug and cosmetic act
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the fda can approve and recall drugs companies have to submit IND app and conduct toxicity testing
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1951 Federal food drug and cosmetic act durham humphrey amendment
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distinguish b/w Rx drugs and otc drugs controlled substances cannot be refilled w/o new Rx only licensed pharmacist can dispense and only drs and nurses can administer
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Rx drugs label
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has Caution- fed law prohibits dispensing w/o a Rx
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xl sr cr sa
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long acting formula suffix added on not regulated
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six rights
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the right patient, drug, dose, route, time and documentation
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nursing process
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assessment, diagnoses, planning, implementing, evaluating.
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documentation before carry out medication order
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patients name, time and date order was written, name of drug dose route, time interval and signature
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the nuremberg code
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defines moral, ethical and legal concepts and sets guidelines for conducting scientific research on human subjects.
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IRB
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institutional review board approve and monitor human experimentation
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1 grain (gr)
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60 or 65 milligrams
1/60 and 1/65=1 mg |
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15 or 16 grains
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1 gram (g,gm)
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16 ounces (oz)
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1 lb
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1 kg
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2.2 lbs
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1 ounce (oz)
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30 mL
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1 pint
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500 mL or 1/2 quart
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1 quart
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1 L
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4 quarts
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1 gallon (gal)
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1teaspoon (t, tsp)
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5 mL
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3 teaspoon (t, tsp)
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1 tablespoon (T, Tbsp)
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1 cup
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8 oz
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8 oz
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240 mL
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1 kg
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1000 grams (g, gm)
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1000 grams (g,gm)
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2.2 lbs
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1 g
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1000 milligrams (mg)
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1 milligram (mg)
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1000 micrograms (mcg, ug)
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1 unit (U) do not us abbv
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1000 milliunits (mU)
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1 liter (L)
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1000 milliliter (mL)
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mL
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milliliter
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cc
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cubic centimeter
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L
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Liter
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mcg
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microgram
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mg
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milligram
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g gm G
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gram
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kg
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kilogram
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mEQ
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milliequivalent
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U
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units
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IU
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international units
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elix
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elixir
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susp
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suspension
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supp
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suppository
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gtt
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drop
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T Tbsp
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tablespoon
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t tsp
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teaspoon
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oz
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ounce
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pt
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pint
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qt
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quart
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gr
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grain
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m
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minim
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IM
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intramuscular
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IV
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intravenous
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IVP
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intravenous push
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IVBP
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intravenous pigg-back
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PO
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by mouth
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Sub-q
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subqutaneous
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SL
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sublingual
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R
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rectal
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NGT
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naso-gastric tube
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PEG
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percutaneous endoscopic gastric
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OD
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right eye
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OS
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left eye
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OU
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both eyes
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AD
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Right ear
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AS
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Left ear
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AU
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both ears
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cap
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capsule
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tab
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tablet
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ss
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1/2
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I
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1
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V
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5
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x
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10
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qd or od
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every day or once a day
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qod
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every other day or once every other day
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bid
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twice a day
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tid
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3 times a day
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qid
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4 times a day
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qh
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every hour or once and hour
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q 2 h etc.
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every 2 hrs
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tiw
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twice a week
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ac
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before meals
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pc
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after meals
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c
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with
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s
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without
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hs
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at bedtime
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prn
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as needed
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asap
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as soon as possible
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stat
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immediatly
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dc
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stop medication or discontinue
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