A 35-year-old female visits the pharmacy with complaints of painful urination and an urgent need to urinate frequently) She is currently taking a daily aspirin regimen for cardiovascular health) Which OTC medication would be the most appropriate for managing her symptoms?
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A 67 year old female tells you that she is experiencing hair…
A 67 year old female tells you that she is experiencing hair loss) Which of the following nonpharmacological counseling recommendations can you provide her?
A mother comes into the pharmacy saying her 2-month-old daug…
A mother comes into the pharmacy saying her 2-month-old daughter has been crying inconsolably for over an hour, four days a week, for the past month) She says her daughter has no signs of an infection) What would you recommend for the mother?
Which of the following nonpharmacological recommendations ca…
Which of the following nonpharmacological recommendations can you make for a patient with hemorrhoids?
Pediatric patients have altered absorption for which of the…
Pediatric patients have altered absorption for which of the following reasons?
Which of the following naloxone products is NOT currently ap…
Which of the following naloxone products is NOT currently approved as over the counter?
One counseling point for a pregnant patient experiencing nau…
One counseling point for a pregnant patient experiencing nausea is to consider having her take her prenatal vitamin at bedtime
A father brings in his 4-month-old son who presents with thi…
A father brings in his 4-month-old son who presents with thick, scaling patches on his scalp) You recognize it as cradle cap) Which of the following do you recommend to the father?
A patient is making a purchase of an OTC hearing aid and ask…
A patient is making a purchase of an OTC hearing aid and asks you for more information on what to expect from the product) Which of the followig is the most appropriate patient counseling a pharmacist should provide?
CASE con’t A mother brings her son, a 13 year old male, to t…
CASE con’t A mother brings her son, a 13 year old male, to the pharmacy) He states his ear feels filled with water and he feels like his hearing is dulled) He does not have any pain or discharge) The mother states he has not had any recent surgeries, trauma, or tympanostomy tubes) He went swimming yesterday) What pharmacologic recommendations would be best for this patient? Which of the following nonpharmacological recommendations would be appropriate to help treat the symptoms for this patient?