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How do you recognize the brand name of a drug in the package insert?
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How do you recognize the brand name of a drug in the package insert?
Answer: The brand name appears in capital letters and has the registered trademark symbol next to it. (page 20)
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Does the Precose package insert say if the drug treats diabetes through injection?
"No, the Precose package insert says the drug is in pill form." "Precose is taken in pill form to treat diabetes, according to the Precose package insert."
"I'm sure it's not listed on the Dilantin package insert, but isn't it marketed under a different name now"?
"You won't find that iformation on the Dilantin package insert, because the drug is now called Phenytoin." "Yes, the drug is now called Phenytoin, not Dilantin, as it is listed on the Dilantin package insert."
What is the active ingredient listed on the Precedex package insert?
Alpha 2 adrenocepter is the active ingredient for sedation listed on the Precedex package insert. "The Precedex package insert says the drug is used for sedation, and claims it is an alpha 2 adrenoceptor."
Are thre any side effects to taking Factive according to the factive package insert?
"The most common side effects, according to the Factive package insert, are diarrhea, rash and nausea." "The Factive package insert says the drug can cause headache, abdominal pain and vomiting, but only in rare cases."
In the revised package insert style where can you quickly find out the available dosage forms and strength of a drug?
my answer is ( A ) dosage and administration
"Platinol is a treatment for cancer, but what types are listed on the Platinol package insert"?
"The Platinol package insert says the drug is most commonly used to treat cancer in the bladder, ovaries and testicles." "The Platinol package insert may not have all the uses, but Platinol, also known as Cisplatin, has been used to treat sarcomas, carcinomas and even lymphomas. "
This section of a package insert contains information that indicates under what conditions the drug can't be used?
is the answer is b--- indications and use
A resource that may be used to determine if a parenteral drug must be filtered is?
The Handbook of Injectable Drugs. The manufacturer. Or, the patient package insert.
"I couldn't find this on the Captopril package insert, but what is it used to treat"?
The Captopril package insert lists hypertension as the main use for the drug. "Captopril is most commonly used to treat hypertension, but also has been used for other heart conditions such as congestive heart failure."
A patient calls the pharmacy and asks if it's safe to take a certain drug while nursing you oull the package insert and see that it's the older format what section do you need to look in?
If a patient calls the pharmacy and asks if it's safe to take a certain drug, and when you pulled the package insert, you discovered that it was the older format, simply check out the Dosage and Administration section.
Will the drug test show what generic brand you use?
A drug test won't be able to tell which brand the drug is, just that the drug is present, and how much of it.
What is citicholine drug?
a drug with a brand name of Zynapse!
