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1. What is the recommended dosage regimen for use of

reserpine in the treatment of hypertension in an adult male who is 58 years old?

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2. What is the initial recommended starting dose for tolbutamide in an adult who has adult-onset diabetes mellitus?

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3. What are the active ingredients in Cosopt? Answer

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4. Is it possible that diltiazem causes gingival hyperplasia? Answer

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1. What are the most common side effects of isosorbide dinitrate?

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2. What are the top drug interactions I should worry about for a man who is on Aldomet?

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3. Are there any cautions or concerns about the use of isoniazid in a woman who is 38 years old?

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4. What should be done about a patient’s warfarin therapy; the patient is scheduled to have a wisdom tooth extraction 2 weeks from now?

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1. Is metformin contraindicated for any reason? Answer

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2. Is there a drug interaction between warfarin and garlic? Answer

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3. My patient wants to take vitamin E concentrate. Is there a commercially-available product?

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4. My patient is on warfarin. Is there a drug interaction between warfarin and vitamin E?

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1. I would like to restart Prozac and delivered a baby 2 weeks ago. Will this drug go into my breast milk?

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2. I have been on Dilantin and just learned that I am pregnant. Will I be able to continue taking Dilantin throughout the entire pregnancy? Is there any evidence about teratogenicity?

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3. Should I adjust the dose of this patient who is on Dilantin? Based on her serum creatinine, I estimate her creatinine

clearance to be about 20 milliliters per minute (mls/mn). Answer

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4. Is hydrochlorothiazide a good choice in the management of edema in my congestive heart failure patient? She has a

creatinine clearance estimated at 20 to 25 mls/mn. She is 83 years old.

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1. My patient’s renal function is deteriorating and I have her on tobramycin. Are there any concerns about adverse effects or precautions?

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2. My patient’s liver function tests are rising quickly. I have her on itraconazole. Are there any concerns about adverse effects or precautions?

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3. My patient is taking warfarin 7.5 milligrams per day orally and has come to clinic with an international normalized ratio (INR) of 6. What should I do?

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4. A little boy who is 8 years old just ate a bottle of FeSo4 tablets his mother had in the kitchen. She thinks he ate 40-50 of them. What should I do?

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1. This adult will not swallow capsules and it is essential that he be treated with a macrolide antibiotic. Is there an injectable, long-acting macrolide that can be given in the office?

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2. Can famotidine cause thrombocytopenia? Answer

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3. What are the key counseling points that are important about the use of topical nitroglycerin paste?

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4. What is the mechanism of action of Paxil? Answer

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1. What is the stability of ampicillin oral suspension once it is reconstituted?

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2. What are the side effects of linezolid (Zyvox) ? Answer

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3. Does meperidine interact with selegiline ?

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4. What is the dosage of Augmentin suspension in a 4-year old female patient (50 pounds) with acute otitis media?

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1. What is the dosage of Augmentin suspension in a 4 year old patient (50 pounds) with acute otitis media?

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2. What is the dose of Tranxene for an 85-year old woman with anxiety?

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3. What is the maximum daily dose of Darvocet N 100? Answer

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4. How do you prescribe Percocet for the pain associated with an acute ankle injury (twisted ankle) from playing tennis? The ankle was twisted yesterday and is now swollen and tender. The patient is 45years old.

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1. What is the equivalent dose of Lipitor to Zocor?

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2. How long should I wait after a myocardial infarction to start warfarin therapy in a 55-year old man?

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3. Does Zithromax work for community-acquired pneumonia? Answer

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4. How effective is Zoloft in the management of premenstrual dysphoric disorder?

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1. How long does the sexual dysfunction (decreased libido) associated with Zoloft last after stopping it?

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2. Above what dose of potassium chloride as a daily oral supplement does hyperkalemia develop?

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3. Is Verapamil contraindicated in pregnancy? Answer

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4. Are there any interactions between amoxicillin and food? Answer

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1. What is the brand name for sertraline? Answer

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2. How much hydrochlorothiazide is in Dyazide? Answer

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3. What is the active ingredient in Lanoxicaps? Answer

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4. What are the available dosage forms and strengths of digoxin?

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1. How do the absorption and duration characteristics of Calan and Calan SR compare?

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2. What is the mechanism of action of Zithromax? Answer

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3. Does verapamil interact with any foods? Answer

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4. How often should a phenytoin serum level be drawn in a

patient with grand mal seizures who is stable and well-controlled on phenytoin?

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1.1. What is the recommended dosage regimen for use of

reserpine in the treatment of hypertension in an adult male who is 58 years old?

1.2. What is the initial recommended starting dose for

tolbutamide in an adult who has adult-onset diabetes mellitus? 1.3. What are the active ingredients in Cosopt?

1.4. Is it possible that diltiazem causes gingival hyperplasia? 2.1 (5). What are the most common side effects of isosorbide dinitrate?

2.2 (6). What are the top drug interactions I should worry about for a man who is on Aldomet?

2.3 (7). Are there any cautions or concerns about the use of isoniazid in a woman who is 38 years old?

2.4 (8). What should be done about a patient’s warfarin therapy; the patient is scheduled to have a wisdom tooth extraction 2

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3.1 (9). Is there a commercially available garlic concentrate capsule? I have a patient who has heard of this and wants to start taking one.

Is metformin contraindicated for any reason?

3.2 (10). Is there a drug interaction between warfarin and garlic?

3.3 (11). My patient wants to take vitamin E concentrate. Is there a commercially-available product?

3.4 (12). My patient is on warfarin. Is there a drug interaction between warfarin and vitamin E?

4.1 (13). I would like to restart Prozac and delivered a baby 2 weeks ago. Will this drug go into my breast milk?

4.2 (14). I have been on Dilantin and just learned that I am

pregnant. Will I be able to continue taking Dilantin throughout the entire pregnancy? Is there any evidence about teratogenicity? 4.3 (15). Should I adjust the dose of this patient who is on Dilantin? Based on her serum creatinine, I estimate her

creatinine clearance to be about 20 milliliters per minute (mls / mn).

4.4 (16). Is hydrochlorothiazide a good choice in the

management of edema in my congestive heart failure patient? She has a creatinine clearance estimated at 20 to 25 mls / mn.

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5.4 (20). A little boy who is 8 years old just ate a bottle of FeSo4 tablets his mother had in the kitchen. She thinks he ate 40-50 of them. What should I do?

6.1 (21). This adult will not swallow capsules and it is essential that he be treated with a macrolide antibiotic. Is there an

injectable, long-acting macrolide that can be given in the office? 6.2 (22). What is the cost of Ditropan XL?

Can famotidine cause thrombocytopenia?

6.3 (23). What are the key counseling points that are important about the use of topical nitroglycerin paste?

6.4 (24). What is the mechanism of action of Paxil?

7.1 (25). What is the stability of ampicillin oral suspension once it is reconstituted?

7.2 (26). A patient just asked me if I could compound a ketorolac (or EMLA or Brompton’s cocktail) topical cream. Is there a

formulation for this?

What are the side effects of linezolid (Zyvox) ?

7.3 (27). My patient is taking OxyContin 30 milligrams by mouth (per os) every (mg po q) 12 hours for severe pain. How should I prescribe it?

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7.4 and 8.1 (28). What is the dosage of Augmentin suspension in a 4-year old female patient (50 pounds) with acute otitis media? 8.2 (29). What is the dose of Tranxene for an 85-year old woman with anxiety?

8.3 (30). What is the maximum daily dose of Darvocet N 100? 8.4 (31). How do you prescribe Percocet for the pain associated with an acute ankle injury (twisted ankle) from playing tennis? The ankle was twisted yesterday and is now swollen and tender. The patient is 45 years old.

9.1 (32). What is the equivalent dose of Lipitor to Zocor?

9.2 (33). How long should I wait after a myocardial infarction to start warfarin therapy in a 55-year old man?

9.3 (34). Does Zithromax work for community-acquired pneumonia?

9.4 (35). How effective is Zoloft in the management of premenstrual dysphoric disorder?

10.1 (36). How long does the sexual dysfunction (decreased libido) associated with Zoloft last after stopping it?

10.2 (37). Above what dose of potassium chloride as a daily oral supplement does hyperkalemia develop?

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12.1 (44). How do the absorption and duration characteristics of Calan and Calan SR compare?

12.1 (45). What is the mechanism of action of Zithromax? 12.3 (46). What is the cost of Humulin N?

Does verapamil interact with any foods?

12.4 (47). How often should a phenytoin serum level be drawn in a patient with grand mal seizures who is stable and

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