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3rd week info

odds and ends i need to know

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statin hydrolipdemic
proton pump inhibitor decrease acid to almost nothing
cetcodone is almost always a narcotic
analgesic pain reducer or reliver
anticoagolant blood thinner
h1 blocker 2nd generation
benzodiazepine cns depressant (central nervous system)
IV rate 2 types manual regulators (gtt/min)electronic regulators (ml/h)
Manual IV formula ml x gtt/mlhr x 60min/h
CSA (controlled substances act classifies drugs into schudules based on abuse potental. Lower the number the higher the abuse potential.
Schedule 1 (drugs) highest abuse potential and have no approved medical use in USA.(ex.marijuana, peyote plant, mescaline(chemical made w/side effect)
Schedule II written prescription every time. No refills (ex.amphetamines(adoral),ritalin, oxycontin)
Schedule III example tyenol with codeine, Lortab,
Schedule IV ex. xanax, clonopin, darvocet
Schedule V no script required must be 18yrs or older, valid ID and signature for script.(ex. Sudafed)
prescription permission granted orally or in writing, from a physician for a patient to receive on outpatient basis
script an abbreviated form of prescription
part of prescription name, address, and date of birth of patient, date script was issued,superscription, inscription, subscription,signa, refill info, doc signature
schdule II durgs must be filled in 72 hours and can not be filled before due date.
therapeutic substitution substitution of one drug with another
DAW dispense as written
Created by: tanesha.scott
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