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Exam 1- Auxilary Labels -2
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Pharmacology
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08/24/2011
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Term
Aux Label #1
 Definition
May cause drowsiness. Alcohol may intensify this effect. Use care when operating a car or dangerous machinery.
Term
Aux Label #2
 Definition
Take medication on an empty stomach 1 hour before or 2 hours after a meal unless otherwise directed by your doctor.
Term
Aux Label #3
 Definition
Finish all medication unless otherwise directed by prescriber
Term
Aux Label #4
 Definition

Take with food

 

-NSAIDs

-oral corticosteroids

-postassium supplements

(all can cause GI irritation)
Term
Aux Label #5
 Definition

Medication should be taken with plenty of water

 

-oral bisphosphonates

-NSAID's (take w/ H2O to make sure passes through esophagus)

-potassium supplements (take w/ H2O to make sure passes through esophagus)
Term
Aux Label #6
 Definition

Do not drink alcoholic beverages

 

-NSAIDs (this and alcohol are irritating to GI mucosal)

-oral corticosteroids (this and alcohol are irritating to GI mucosal)
Term
Aux Label #7
 Definition
Do not take dairy products, antacids or iron preparations within one hour of this medication
Term
Aux Label #8
 Definition
May cause discoloration of the urine or feces
Term
Aux Label #9
 Definition
Drink a glass of orange juice or eat a banana daily while taking this medication
Term
Aux Label #10
 Definition
Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight
Term
Aux Label #11
 Definition

Shake well and keep in refrigerator

 

-all reconsituted products need this label except:

 

-amoxicillin- stable at RT or in fridge

-cefdinir- do NOT refrigerate

clindamycin- do NOT refrigerate

fluconazole- stable at RT or in fridge

ciprofloxacin- stable at RT or in fridge

azithromycin- do NOT refrigerate

 

all need Shake Well label; just refrigeration is variable
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