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| Aluminum hydroxide, Magnesium Hydroxide, Calcium Carbonate |
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| Aluminum Hydroxide prototype |
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| Effects of all non-systemic antacids |
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| Constipation, low calcium |
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| Magnesium Hydroxide prototype |
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| Calcium Carbonate Protoype |
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| Constipation, raised calcium, kidney stones |
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| All Non-Systemic Antacids (mylanta, tums. maalox) should be taken when when in regards to other medication? |
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| Do not take at the same time. Take at LEAST an hour before or two hours AFTER other meds. |
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| What needs to be monitored with non-systemic antacids? |
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| Bowel elimination, overuse and labs with high usage |
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| Should kids take antacids? |
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| Systemic antacid prototype |
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| Sodium Bicarbonate/Baking soda |
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| Baking soda action/effect |
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| Causes carbon dioxide gas which stretches tissues (which can cause bleeding!) contains sodium |
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| Metabolic alkalosis, salt and water retention, chf |
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| When should you not use baking soda? |
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| With active ulcers or with cardiac disease |
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| What do antacids do to other drugs? |
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1. Decreases absorption
2. Chemically reacts via chelation
3. Increases pH of stomach which changes the absorption
4. Increases urinary pH which increases the excretion of some drugs |
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