Adrenergic agonists:-
... to intense vasoconstriction of most vascular beds, including the kidney (α 1 effect). Both systolic and diastolic blood pressures increase. [Note: Norepinephrine causes greater vasoconstriction than does epinephrine, because it does not induce compensatory vasodilation via β2 receptors on blood vess ...
... to intense vasoconstriction of most vascular beds, including the kidney (α 1 effect). Both systolic and diastolic blood pressures increase. [Note: Norepinephrine causes greater vasoconstriction than does epinephrine, because it does not induce compensatory vasodilation via β2 receptors on blood vess ...
Fexofenadine HCl manufacturers in India, cas. No. 153439-40
... This medication does not usually cause drowsiness when used at recommended doses and under normal circumstances. However, this drug may make you dizzy; therefore use caution engaging in activities that require alertness such as driving or using machinery. Remember that your doctor has prescribed thi ...
... This medication does not usually cause drowsiness when used at recommended doses and under normal circumstances. However, this drug may make you dizzy; therefore use caution engaging in activities that require alertness such as driving or using machinery. Remember that your doctor has prescribed thi ...
Anticoagulant Therapy
... • Factors that may influence bleeding risk: – Intensity of anticoagulation – Concomitant clinical disorders – Concomitant use of other medications – Quality of management ...
... • Factors that may influence bleeding risk: – Intensity of anticoagulation – Concomitant clinical disorders – Concomitant use of other medications – Quality of management ...
Cathinone: An Investigation of Several N
... S(2)methcathinone is three to five times more potent than R(1)methcathinone (a) in tests of stimulus generalization in (1)amphetamine-trained rats, (b) in tests of stimulus generalization in cocaine-trained rats, and (c) as a locomotor stimulant in mice (18). Kaminski and Griffiths have shown that m ...
... S(2)methcathinone is three to five times more potent than R(1)methcathinone (a) in tests of stimulus generalization in (1)amphetamine-trained rats, (b) in tests of stimulus generalization in cocaine-trained rats, and (c) as a locomotor stimulant in mice (18). Kaminski and Griffiths have shown that m ...
Cough and Angioedema in Patients Receiving Angiotensin
... switch to an angiotensin-II receptor blocker (ARB). ACEI-related angioedema does not have a specific treatment and the response to classical therapy is poor. (13) Fortunately, most cases are not severe and do not require treatment at all. In the OCTAVE trial, 86 out of 12,557 patients receiving enal ...
... switch to an angiotensin-II receptor blocker (ARB). ACEI-related angioedema does not have a specific treatment and the response to classical therapy is poor. (13) Fortunately, most cases are not severe and do not require treatment at all. In the OCTAVE trial, 86 out of 12,557 patients receiving enal ...
Ephedrine and Other Stimulants As Ergogenic Aids
... nearly ubiquitous use, such as alcohol; others are notable because they are the subject of intense media coverage of tragedies and complications related to their use, such as ephedrine use in football players, or the use of amphetamines by US Air Force combat pilots. Some psychotropic drugs or agent ...
... nearly ubiquitous use, such as alcohol; others are notable because they are the subject of intense media coverage of tragedies and complications related to their use, such as ephedrine use in football players, or the use of amphetamines by US Air Force combat pilots. Some psychotropic drugs or agent ...
This PDF is a selection from a published volume
... This paper describes three prototypical systems of therapeutic reference pricing (RI') for pharmaceuticalsGermany, the Netherlands, and New Zealandand examines their effects on the availability of new drugs, reimbursement levels, manufacturer prices, and out-of-pocket surcharges to patients. RP for ...
... This paper describes three prototypical systems of therapeutic reference pricing (RI') for pharmaceuticalsGermany, the Netherlands, and New Zealandand examines their effects on the availability of new drugs, reimbursement levels, manufacturer prices, and out-of-pocket surcharges to patients. RP for ...
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS)
... Analgesia, Duration of Analgesia, Onset of Sedation ,Duration of Sedation, Levels of Sedation, Vital data, Side effects were recorded, compared and analyzed statistically. This study showed that post-operative pain was effectively reduced in all study groups except control group. Morphine or Butorph ...
... Analgesia, Duration of Analgesia, Onset of Sedation ,Duration of Sedation, Levels of Sedation, Vital data, Side effects were recorded, compared and analyzed statistically. This study showed that post-operative pain was effectively reduced in all study groups except control group. Morphine or Butorph ...
Definition of Hazardous Drugs
... be hazardous by the five previous criteria. This additional criterion to the definition of HDs was first published by NIOSH in 2004 and serves as a reminder that new drugs should be critically evaluated using existing information and extrapolating data from similar agents. ASHP (2006) recommends tha ...
... be hazardous by the five previous criteria. This additional criterion to the definition of HDs was first published by NIOSH in 2004 and serves as a reminder that new drugs should be critically evaluated using existing information and extrapolating data from similar agents. ASHP (2006) recommends tha ...
Public-private roles in the pharmaceutical sector. Implications for
... • external benefits in drug consumption. In addition, unregulated drug markets will also create substantial inequity, particularly in terms of access to drugs. The special nature of drugs and of health care has led to complex market structures. To offset market failure governments have often engaged ...
... • external benefits in drug consumption. In addition, unregulated drug markets will also create substantial inequity, particularly in terms of access to drugs. The special nature of drugs and of health care has led to complex market structures. To offset market failure governments have often engaged ...
QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION OF MUPIROCIN CALCIUM FROM PHARMACEUTICAL OINTMENT FORMULATION BY UV SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
... activity against a range of gram‐positive and some gram‐negative based on the solubility and stability of drug in solvent system as well bacteria5. Mupirocin has excellent activity against staphylococci, and as extraction of drug from its formulations. 10 ml of this solution g ...
... activity against a range of gram‐positive and some gram‐negative based on the solubility and stability of drug in solvent system as well bacteria5. Mupirocin has excellent activity against staphylococci, and as extraction of drug from its formulations. 10 ml of this solution g ...
Antiemetic efficacy of smoked marijuana Subjective
... of marijuana, D9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), is approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for oral administration as an antiemetic for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. However, few studies have examined the antiemetic effects of smoked, whole plant marijuana. Smoked marijuana may ha ...
... of marijuana, D9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), is approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for oral administration as an antiemetic for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. However, few studies have examined the antiemetic effects of smoked, whole plant marijuana. Smoked marijuana may ha ...
How fast and how often: The pharmacokinetics of drug use are
... profile of a drug can produce different effects even when the same amount of drug reaches the brain. In other words, “how fast” and “how often” can be more important than “how much” in determining functional outcome. This principle is at the core of the present review. The general principles that wi ...
... profile of a drug can produce different effects even when the same amount of drug reaches the brain. In other words, “how fast” and “how often” can be more important than “how much” in determining functional outcome. This principle is at the core of the present review. The general principles that wi ...
Effects of Leonotis leonurus aqueous extract on the isolated
... African cultural heritage. Plants were once a primary source of all the medicines in the world and they still continue to provide mankind with new remedies. Natural products and their derivatives represent more than 50% of all drugs in clinical use in the world (Van Wyk et al. (2000)). Well-known ex ...
... African cultural heritage. Plants were once a primary source of all the medicines in the world and they still continue to provide mankind with new remedies. Natural products and their derivatives represent more than 50% of all drugs in clinical use in the world (Van Wyk et al. (2000)). Well-known ex ...
the 2014 drug trend report
... result of merger and acquisition activity among pharmaceutical manufacturers and drug distributors. Fewer manufacturers means less competition and increased prices. There now is only one – or at most, two – generic manufacturers of some specific products, for example, digoxin, when there used to be ...
... result of merger and acquisition activity among pharmaceutical manufacturers and drug distributors. Fewer manufacturers means less competition and increased prices. There now is only one – or at most, two – generic manufacturers of some specific products, for example, digoxin, when there used to be ...
nanotechnology-based cosmeceuticals: a review
... provide good water resistance, sebum resistance, glossiness, tactile sensation, and/or adhesive properties to the hair and/or skin [42]. In dendrimers, active ingredients are integrated both in the internal part as well as attached on the surface. They are accounted to provide controlled release fro ...
... provide good water resistance, sebum resistance, glossiness, tactile sensation, and/or adhesive properties to the hair and/or skin [42]. In dendrimers, active ingredients are integrated both in the internal part as well as attached on the surface. They are accounted to provide controlled release fro ...
... 24, April 20 and 21, June 27 and 28, August 15 and 16, September 2$ and 29, November 9 and 10, 1975 ; January 18 and 19, February 20 and 21, April 2 and 3, May 16 and 17, July 11 and 12, October S and 9, November 12 and 13, 1976 ; January 14 and 15, February 27 and 28, April 3 and 4, June 5 and 6, J ...
2. Principles for safe, clear and consistent terminology for medicines
... Abbreviations and Symbols used in the Prescribing and Administration of Medicines.[1] The document has been modified by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (the Commission) based on reported adverse events and international trends in error-prone abbreviations. This documen ...
... Abbreviations and Symbols used in the Prescribing and Administration of Medicines.[1] The document has been modified by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (the Commission) based on reported adverse events and international trends in error-prone abbreviations. This documen ...
PR OZA C - Family Guardian
... co-workers believe that that serotonin excess greatly contributes to the mouse’s fierce temper. By any measure, the mice are among the most aggressive in captivity. When caged together, the male mice tore each other apart. This reminded the French researchers of certain Dutch males in one family who ...
... co-workers believe that that serotonin excess greatly contributes to the mouse’s fierce temper. By any measure, the mice are among the most aggressive in captivity. When caged together, the male mice tore each other apart. This reminded the French researchers of certain Dutch males in one family who ...
Preview the material
... When a drug is administered orally, the majority of absorption takes place in the small intestine, similar to the absorption of food. Most medications are not absorbed in the stomach because of the thick lining of the stomach wall. The rate at which an oral drug is absorbed is affected by how much t ...
... When a drug is administered orally, the majority of absorption takes place in the small intestine, similar to the absorption of food. Most medications are not absorbed in the stomach because of the thick lining of the stomach wall. The rate at which an oral drug is absorbed is affected by how much t ...
National guidelines for on-screen display of clinical medicines
... Abbreviations and Symbols used in the Prescribing and Administration of Medicines.[1] The document has been modified by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (the Commission) based on reported adverse events and international trends in error-prone abbreviations. This documen ...
... Abbreviations and Symbols used in the Prescribing and Administration of Medicines.[1] The document has been modified by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (the Commission) based on reported adverse events and international trends in error-prone abbreviations. This documen ...
Pharmacognosy
Pharmacognosy is the study of medicinal drugs derived from plants or other natural sources. The American Society of Pharmacognosy defines pharmacognosy as ""the study of the physical, chemical, biochemical and biological properties of drugs, drug substances or potential drugs or drug substances of natural origin as well as the search for new drugs from natural sources.""It is also defined as the study of crude drugs.