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The аdаptаtiоn оf this new fоrm of mechanical power to railroads required extensive industrial mining of what mineral resource for fuel?
The аdаptаtiоn оf this new fоrm of mechanical power to railroads required extensive industrial mining of what mineral resource for fuel?
Bаsed оn the infоrmаtiоn thаt the patient reported, the following actions could be recommended to address MRPs: I: START cefdinir 300 mg tablets, take one tablet by mouth twice daily for 5 to 7 days. Note: other options exist, but likely a cephalosporin antibiotic would be recommended (NOT a penicillin antibiotic due to the patient's allergy) Note: you could (and probably should) also refer the patient to be evaluated, but you should have a specific recommendation prepared in case you are asked to provide an alternative antibiotic, especially since a diagnosis has already been made Note: you may have found an additional "indication" problem problem since they have an indication for a LAMA. See discussion below in effectiveness section. This MRP can be classified as indication OR effectiveness. You may have also considered initiation of a GLP-1 agonist for weight loss as an "indication" problem (read more on this under the phentermine/safety discussion below). E: START a LAMA maintenance inhaler --OR-- SWITCH the LABA to a LAMA/LABA combo inhaler. In practice, the specific agent would be determined based on the patient's prescription coverage formulary. Since you do not have this information, any of the following examples (and potentially a few others) would be acceptable: Spiriva HandiHaler 18 mcg, inhale contents of 1 capsule once daily. Spiriva Respimat 2.5 mcg, inhaler 2 puffs by mouth once daily Incruse Ellipta 62.5 mcg, inhale 1 puff by mouth once daily. Discontinue Serevent and start Anoro Ellipta 62.5 / 25 mcg, inhale 1 puff by mouth once daily. NOTE: If the inhaler you picked was NOT one of the ones listed above, double check the active ingredients to ensure it contains a LAMA (and NOT an ICS!). It is easy to mix these up. For example, the following would be INAPPROPRIATE in this patient: Advair, Breo, Symbicort, etc. Note: you may have also categorized this as an "indication" problem problem since the patient has an indication for a LAMA. Either one is perfectly acceptable; the important thing is that you caught the MRP and addressed it appropriately. S: STOP phentermine. The patient is reporting side effects consistent with phentermine, including elevated blood pressure that coincides with the time that she has been on the medication and tachycardia/palpitations. This would be expected to resolve upon stopping, but we should follow up to ensure these resolve. You could also consider starting a GLP-1 agonist to replace the phentermine (e.g. Wegovy 0.25 mg weekly x4 weeks, then increase as tolerated). In addition to being a safer and more effective option, it could also help with the increased appetite that the patient reported. In practice, there would be factors to consider related to patient preference and insurance formulary. A: (none applicable for this case) NOTE: An additional anti-hypertensive should not be added at this point since DCing phentermine may result in BP returning to goal range; however, follow up is needed to ensure that BP returns to goal range with discontinuation of phentermine. If BP does not return to goal range at follow up, then a new antihypertensive could be considered (thiazide or CCB).
Adherence Infоrmаtiоn tо consider when looking for "Adherence" MRPs in аny pаtient (generally speaking): Does the patient report any missed doses? Are all medications being filled at an appropriate interval according to the fill history (if applicable)? If no, why not? Is the patient using proper technique for any devices (inhalers, injectables, etc.)? Questions to ask this patient to identify possible "Adherence" MRPs: NOTE: This is not all-inclusive. You may have come up with other information in addition to what is listed below. How many times per week do you miss a dose of your medications? Please demonstrate how you are using your Serevent Diskus inhaler. Do you have any trouble affording your medications?
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