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    Prevention Of Mumps

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    The MMR vaccine helps protect from measles‚ mumps and rubella and is typically given in two doses. The first dose usually after the first year of life and then the second prior to when a child starts school. Due to more current outbreaks of the mumps a third booster has been introduced as a control measure‚ but only in select cases. According to the (Centers

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    Uloric’s pharmacodynamic properties include a dose dependent decrease in 24-hour mean serum uric acid concentrations and an increase in 24-hour mean serum xanthine concentrations. In addition‚ it decreases daily urinary uric acid excretion and an increase in total daily urinary xanthine excretion. Percent reduction in 24-hour mean serum uric acid concentrations was between 40% and 55% at the exposure levels of 40 mg and 80 mg daily doses (Takeda‚ 2009). Pharmacokinetic properties include

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    Acute Asthma

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    min and duration of action through 6 hours. MDI are adequate in mild to moderate exacerbations and is as powerful as the aerosolized solution‚ producing a similar dose of medication in a short amount of time. To maintain sufficient medication to the distal airways‚ and for optimum MDI effectiveness‚ a holding chamber is used. The dose is albuterol two 90 mcg puffs into the holding chamber and the patient inhales subsequently the aerosolized mist. This could be repeated every 4-6 hours. Method of

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    Beta Blockers Case Study

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    Initiation of a beta-blockers at usual doses in patients with heart failure patients can potentially lead to symptomatic worsening or acute decompensation due to theirits negative inotropic effects. Therefore beta-blockers should be initiated at very low doses followed by gradual increments in dose. Patients should be carefully monitored for changes in vital signs and symptoms during this increment period. Planned upward titration in the dose of a beta blocker should be delayed until any untoward

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    Furosemide 40b Case Study

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    A’s furosemide dose of 40 mg daily in the morning is a normal first dose and ought to be regulated based on this patient reaction. The idea of given this medication in the morning is properly executed to lessen wakefulness and lessen gastric commotion. There is a possibility that furosemide might boost Mrs. A’s digoxin effect‚ which may necessitate an interchange

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    Methadone Maintenance

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    Southwestern Assemblies of God University School of Distance Education Methadone Treatment Programs are Effective in Stopping Heroin Use A Paper Presented to Professor Loyd Uglow‚ Ph.D In Partial Fulfillment of The Requirements for the Course THE 5113 Research Literature and Technology Sharon Pete November 28‚ 2012 THESIS STATEMENT: To investigate Methadone maintenance is found to be more effective in treating heroin addiction than 180 day detoxification. The objective is how methadone

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    1515 Holcombe Boulevard‚ Box 547‚ Houston‚ Texas 77030 ͑Received 31 March 2000; accepted for publication 8 June 2000͒ A new calibration protocol‚ developed by the AAPM Task Group 51 ͑TG-51͒ to replace the TG-21 protocol‚ is based on an absorbed-dose to water standard and calibration factor (N D‚w )‚ while the TG-21 protocol is based on an exposure ͑or air-kerma͒ standard and calibration factor (N x ). Because of differences between these standards and the two protocols‚ the results of clinical

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    Chapter 11. Automated Medication Dispensing Devices Michael D. Murray‚ PharmD‚ MPH Purdue University School of Pharmacy Background In the 1980s‚ automated dispensing devices appeared on the scene‚ a generation after the advent of unit-dose dispensing (Chapter 11). The invention and production of these devices brought hopes of reduced rates of medication errors‚ increased efficiency for pharmacy and nursing staff‚ ready availability of medications where they are most often used (the nursing unit

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    The Biological Effects of Radiation Whether the source of radiation is natural or man made‚ whether it is a small dose of radiation or a large dose‚ there will be some biological effects. Radiation causes ionizations of atoms‚ which will affect molecules‚ which may affect cells‚ which may affect tissues‚ and so on. Although most people tend to think of biological effects in terms of the effect of radiation on living cells‚ in actuality‚ ionizing radiation‚ by definition‚ interacts only with

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    Bronchial Asthma | Pediatric and Adolescent Care (psych) | Jessica Chrysostom 00022492Deniece La Roche 00036255Kendon Simmons 00039205 | Table of Contents Topic Page # Introduction 2-4 Clinical Manifestation 4 Asthma and Age Diagnosis Diagnostic challenges Major Criteria

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