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max dextrose peripherally
10%
monitoring parameters for CAP
cest infultrates, pathogen test, number of breaths per minute, blood oxygenmental status, blood urea nitrogen leukopenia, blood pressure
strengths of lipid emulsions
10 20 and 30 percent
asacol CI
ASA allergy
avelox moxifloxacine needs to be adjusted for
renal function
Avelox dose in mrsa
400 qd 10 days
Compazine
antipsychotic
suppopisitory, tab, injection
cubicin mrsa dose
4 mg/kg IV q 12 hours
6 mg/kg IV q 24 hours
cubicin AE
lfts and CPK
cubicin moa
rapid depolarization
diflucan for candidas
150 mg 1 day
erythromycin MOA
reconstitute
50s
in sterile water
erthromycin interacts with
theophiline increases level
lamictal worst AE
severe rash
lamictal common ae
dizziness
digoxin
0.125-0.25 q d
levequin acute bacterial bronchitis
500 mg q d 7 days
plaquinel AE
blood discarsias
plequenil malaria treatment
400 q week 2 weeks before and up to 8n weeks after
protonix errosive esophagitis
40 mg qd 6-8 wks
reglan also increases response
to ACh in the gut
itraconozol CI
heart failure liver failure
itraconozole intereacts with
antacids, H2 antagonists, enzyinducers
sumycide tretracycline is cintraindicated in
chilren less then 8 years old and causes photo sensitivity
NSAIDS are contraindicated during
pregnancy
vibramycin malaria prophylaxis
100 mg q d for 2d and then 4 wks after
vibramycin shoudl not be used when it is out of date
falconi like syndromes
2nd gen ceph
Ceftin (cefuroxime), cefotetan
• CAP: Outpt No risk factors –
Macrolide or Doxycycline
Outpt w/risk factors cap
Respiratory FQ (not Cipro) or beta-lactam + macrolide
Inpt non-ICU
Respiratory FQ (not Cipro) or beta-lactam + macrolide
Inpt ICU
beta-lactam + azithromycin or FQ; PCN allergy – FQ + Aztreonam; MRSA – Add vancomycin or linezolid; Pseudomonas – anti pseudomonal beta-lactam (pip/tazo, cefepime) + cipro or levofloxacin (high dose)
TPNs are what risk level
medium
amphoteracin infusion rate
over 4-6 hours
if lipid one 2 hours
1 mg/kg/ hr