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Patient US0279-102-12965 was a 78-year-old male with a history of dizziness, cerebrovascular accident, hypertension, atrial fibrillation, cardiovascular disease, cardiac dysrhythmia, congestive heart failure, tobacco use, diverticulosis, hyperacidity, benign prostatic hypertrophy, rotator cuff sprain, lumbago, non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, obesity, constipation, total right hip replacement twice ; , and OA. Concomitant medications included aspirin, sublingual nitroglycerin, topical nitroglycerin, docusate sodium, albuterol, glyburide, levofloxacin, quinidine, terazosin, furosemide, lisinopril, metoprolol, and ipratropium. The patient was enrolled in protocol N49-98-02-102 and randomized to diclofenac 75 mg BID. After 82 days of treatment the patient was hospitalized for dyspnea. A cardiac work-up was initiated and ultimately led to a cardiac catheterization and subsequent coronary artery bypass grafting on study day 92. Study medication was discontinued on day 91. Upon admission to the hospital on study day 82, the patient was found to have hemoglobin of 13.2 g dL compared with a baseline of 15.1 g dL and a hematocrit of 38.4% compared to a baseline of 46.0%, although a GI work-up was not performed. The patient was discharged from the hospital on study day 99 after an uneventful postoperative recovery. On study day 102, however, the patient was readmitted to the hospital after he presented to the emergency room with recurrent dyspnea and chest pain. He was transferred to another hospital and subsequently developed hypotension and melena and was placed in the intensive care unit. Upper GI endoscopy revealed a large amount of blood in the fundus and a 1.0 x 2.0-cm duodenal bulb ulcer with an adherent clot. No active bleeding was noted. The patient received 6 units of packed red blood cells as the hemoglobin and hematocrit had fallen to 8.0 g dL and 23.0% by midnight of study day 102. At approximately this time the patient developed hematemesis and underwent a second endoscopy. On this examination pulsatile bleeding was noted from the duodenal ulcer. Heater probe cautery and injection sclerotherapy was unsuccessful and the patient required emergency surgery consisting of vessel ligation and vagotomy. He received an additional 3 units of packed red blood cells and ultimately stabilized and was discharged from the hospital. Biopsy for H. pylori was negative, despite a positive baseline serology. Medications included his cardiac regimen as well as acid suppression. This event was classified as: duodenal ulcer: GI bleed traditional, 1B; alternate, 1F.
Sending order for Cefazolin to pharmacy from UC #45. Acknowledgment of Cefazolin order with revisions. From UC #46-48. Notification of Cefazolin transport from pharmacy to nursing from UC#49 Send documentation of administration of D5 .25 NS w potassium IV started to pharmacy from UC #50. Send documentation of administration of D5W w Cefazolin piggyback order started administration 1 ; to pharmacy from UC #51 Send documentation of administration of Cefazolin completed to pharmacy from UC#52. Send documentation of administration of D5W w Cefazolin piggyback started administration 2 ; from UC #53 Send documentation of administration of Cefazolin completed to pharmacy from UC#54. Send documentation of administration of D5 .25 NS w potassium IV completed to pharmacy from UC #55. Send documentation of administration of D5 .25 NS w potassium IV started to pharmacy from UC #55. Notification from Lab of "culture" completed, with gram positive cocci, sensitivities to follow from UC #56 Notification from Lab of sensitivities "performed" from UC #57 Notification from Lab of "sensitivities" completed, with sensitivity to Cefazolin from UC #58 Acknowledgement that Clinician views culture and sensitivity report from UC#59. Sending change of diagnosis by clinician to data repository from UC#60 Sending discharge by clinician to ADT system from UC#61 Sending order for walker to PT from UC#62 Sending orders to pharmacy for: 1 ; Dicloxacillin 500 mg QID P.O. X 10 days, no refills GPI # 01300020100115 2 ; Vicodin E.S. 1 2 tabs q 4 6 hrs prn for pain 2 refills, 30 tabs GPI # 65991702100350 and 3 ; Colace 250mg 1 capsule at HS, 100 capsules, no refills GPI # 46500010300120 ; from UC# 63-65. Acknowledgment from Pharmacy of receipt of discharge prescriptions with revisions from UC# 71-73 Acknowledgment from Hospital PT of receipt of walker prescription from UC# 69 Sending of documentation by Hospital PT of crutch delivery and instruction from UC#70 Sending order for PT consult by Clinician to Home PT Service from UC#66 Acceptance of PT order by Home PT Service from UC#78 Sending order by Clinician to scheduling for f u appointment in Orthopedic Clinic from UC#67 Acknowledgement by Scheduling that order is received and patient is notified from UC#68. Notification from Pharmacy to clinician and data repository that the dicloxacillin and docusate sodium were dispensed to the patient, analgesic declined, consultation was given, total co-payment of each was collected. From UC# 74-76. Notification from Pharmacy to Pharmacy that hydrocodone was returned to stock from UC#77. Acknowledgment from Home Physical Therapy of receipt of Physical Therapy consult from UC# 78 Sends PT consult note to repository with observation of pain from UC#79 Notification from Pharmacy to Pharmacy that patient requests hydrocodone prescription be filled from UC#80. Notification from Pharmacy to Pharmacy that pharmacist approves filling of hydrocodone from UC#81. Notification from Pharmacy to Clinician and Repository that the hydrocodone has been dispensed to the wife and consultation was given from UC# 82 Notification from Pharmacy to Repository that a refill of the hydrocodone has been dispensed to the patient from UC#83 and buy zometa!
DRUGS THAT IMPROVE GASTROINTESTINAL FUNCTION I. II. Drugs discussed in this unit are usually prescribed to manage patients with GI disorders such as gastric poisoning, diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, and gastric ulceration. Pharmacologic Management of Acute Gastric Oral Poisoning A. Adsorbents 1. Prototype: activated charcoal Charcocaps, Digestalin ; Gas Relief in the GI Tract A. Anti-flatulents dispersion and prevention of gas pocket formation 1. simethicone Mylicon ; Antidiarrheal Agents A. Narcotics opiates 1. paregoric 2. Lomotil Diphenoxylate ; 3. Imodium Loperamide ; B. Adsorbents 1. Kaolin & Pectin 2. Bismuth subsalicylate C. Anticholinergics 1. Hyoscyamine 2. Atropine 3. Hyoscine D. Gut Replenishers 1. Lactobacillus E. Bulk formers F. Polycarbophil G. MacGyver remedies Laxatives constipation A. Hyperosmolar laxatives 1. lactulose Cephulac ; 2. sodium phosphate or biphosphate Fleet enema; Phosphosoda ; 3. glycerin 4. magnesium salts magnesium citrate, hydroxide; Milk of Magnesium ; B. Dietary and bulk-forming fiber laxatives: 1. psyllium hydrophilic mucilloid Metamucil ; 2. methylcellulose Cologel ; C. Emollient laxatives 1. docusate calcium Surfak ; 2. docusate sodium Colace, Doxinate ; 3. docusate potassium Kasof, Dialose.
Antazoline, azelastine, chloramphenicol, nedocromil sodium, sodium cromoglycate. Corticosteroids e.g. betamethasone, dexamethasone, fluorometholone, hydrocortisone and prednisolone ; are permitted for local use in the eye. Chloramphenicol, clioquinol, clotrimazole, gentamicin, neomycin, docusate sodium. Corticosteroids e.g. betamethasone, dexamethasone, flumetasone, hydrocortisone, prednisolone and triamcinolone ; are permitted for local use in the ear. Acrivastine, levocabastine, oxymetazoline, phenylephrine, pseudoephedrine, sodium cromoglycate, xylometazoline. Corticosteroid nasal drops and sprays e.g. beclometasone, fluticasone, mometasone ; are permitted for use.
The long-term treatment of obesity should be preceded by a comprehensive assessment of the effects of obesity on the individual's health and emotional well-being 76 ; . The impact of obesity on risk factors for disease e.g., hypertension, glucose tolerance, dyslipidemia, etc. ; and quality of life e.g., emotional state, body image, binge eating, etc. ; should be assessed. A careful individualized assessment will often reveal important behavioral and emotional targets for intervention, such as binge eating, body image disparagement, and anxiety or depression, problems that need to be addressed regardless of whether weight loss itself becomes an objective of treatment 52, 77 ; . For some obese individuals, self-acceptance independent of weight loss may be an important treatment objective 78 ; . 2 Indicators of Success.
Approximate equivalents to senna plus docusate sodium include: o Senna syrup plus lactulose syrup. o Co-danthramer syrup or capsules which has both softening and stimulant properties ; o Co-danthrusate capsules which has both softening and stimulant properties ; o Macrogols, which are effective and well-tolerated but may require large volumes and therefore may not be appropriate. If the rectum is full and the faeces are soft: Prescribe a stimulant laxative e.g. senna or bisacodyl ; . If drug treatment is unsuccessful, manual evacuation should be considered using a topical anaesthetic gel and sedative cover. If the colon is full and colic is present: Prescribe a stool softener and mild stimulant e.g. docusate sodium ; . Consider an enema with a high arachis oil content. If the colon is full and colic is absent: Prescribe either: o Co-danthramer or co-danthrusate which have both softening and stimulant properties ; . o Stimulant laxative plus a stool softener e.g. senna plus docusate sodium ; . Refer? If there is a poor response to treatment, or uncertainty regarding the cause of the constipation, consider referral to, or seek advice from, a palliative medicine specialist or hospice. Drugs included The following drugs, licensed for the treatment of constipation, are included: Stimulant laxatives: Dantron co-danthramer, co-danthrusate ; , senna plus docusate, and glycerol suppository, when the faeces are hard and rectum full. Senna and bisacodyl, when the faeces are soft and the rectum is full. Docusate when the colon is full and colic is present. Dantron co-danthramer, co-danthrusate ; , and senna plus docusate, when the colon is full and colic is absent. Faecal softeners arachis oil enema ; when the colon is full and colic is present. Docusate also has softening properties. Drugs not included Liquid paraffin is a stool softener lubricant. It can cause anal seepage and irritation, malabsorption of lipid-soluble vitamins, and lipoid pneumonia rarely, on aspiration ; . Macrogols may be effective and well tolerated but may require large volumes and are therefore not recommended. This section continued on next page Go to the MAIN INDEX or DRUG INDEX or INDICATION INDEX or REFERENCES.
Psychotropics, electrolyte or glucose abnormality, liver failure, kidney failure, impaction of stool, ischemia, or hypoxia. Brain Metastases. A patient with brain metastases needs at least 20 mg of dexamethasone daily. When the patient becomes unable to swallow it is time to discuss goals of treatment with the family. Acute withdrawal from stopping the steroid abruptly can cause an Addisonian crisis, but this is a comfortable death, with the patient simply slipping into a coma before dying. Seizures. Most seizures are self-limited, so at the time of a seizure nothing should be done. Any attempt to restrain or "protect" the patient can cause more harm or injury. Instruct the family that during the postictal phase lethargy is common, and not to feed the patient for at least 30 minutes after the seizure. If the patient is in status epilecticus, valium can be given either IV or the injectable form used rectally by simply removing the needle and injecting the medication directly into the rectum. Ativan can be given sublingually every 4 hours around the clock to prevent seizures if the patient is not able to swallow. Bowel Obstruction. If patients have a functional bowel obstruction because they are not moving and drinking enough fluids, they may continue to eat small portions, of mostly carbohydrates, if this does not produce any nausea or discomfort. Continue with a stimulant softener combination, such as senna Senokot S ; and docusate casanthranol Peri-Colace ; , with an antiemetic peristalsis stimulant, such as metoclopramide Reglan ; to maintain the limited bowel function. Should nausea develop, consider a combination suppository such as diphenhydramine Benadryl ; , metoclopramide Reglan ; , and dexamethasone. Nasogastric tubes are never appropriate for complete bowel obstructions, given how uncomfortable they are. Good results have been obtained with octreotide and dexamethasone to dry up secretions.
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