Pharmacy Consult
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Episode 59- “Something old, something new:” Propylhexedrine abuse
This week we discuss a warning issued by the FDA regarding the abuse of propylhexedrine, a drug commonly found in OTC nasal decongestants
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Episode 58- “Diaphoretic, dystonic, and dangerous:” Clozapine withdrawal
This episode will hopefully convince you to never suddenly discontinue clozapine (and to do a thorough home medication review)
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Episode 55- How do we treat CAP in the immunocompromised?
All immunocompromised patients with CAP get empiric vancomycin plus Zosyn in the ER, right? Right?!
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Episode 52- How do we treat buprenorphine-induced withdrawal?
In this episode, we discuss how to treat buprenorphine-induced opioid withdrawal. The answer is more simple than you think!
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Episode 51- How do we manage pain in patients on Suboxone?
In this episode, we discuss how to manage acute and post-op pain in patients on opioid maintenance therapy with Suboxone.
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Episode 49- Annie are you A-OK?
This week, we talk about amniotic fluid embolism (AFE) and the "A-OK" medication combination.
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Episode 45- How do we treat agitation in the ER setting?
This week, we discuss which agents to use to control agitation in a few different clinical scenarios encountered in the ER.
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Episode 42- What is the most effective antiemetic in the ER setting?
What is the most effective agent for relieving nausea and vomiting in the ER? The answer may surprise you…
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Episode 39- Demystifying the “DOSE” trial
What dose of diuretics did the "DOSE" trial use in heart failure exacerbations? Was oral bioavailability taken into account?
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Episode 36- Do we have to correct hyperglycemia in the ER?
Is routine correction of hyperglycemia in the ER necessary? And if so, which agents and routes are recommended? Find out this week!
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