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- What are the advantages of controlled release drug delivery systemsA patient's medication history lists they are taking Drug C. The drug manual states that C Drug C relies heavily on CYP-450 for metabolism. The nurse best identifies need for a dosage adjustment by contacting the prescriber to: A) Increase the dose of Drug C if ketoconazole is ordered. B ) Make them aware of potential toxicity if efavirenz is ordered. C) Make them aware of potential subtherapeutic drug levels if erythromycin is ordered. D ) Reduce the dose of Drug C if phenytoin is orderedWhat are the categories of controlled subtances? What is/are its definition? Can you please give me at least 3-5 examples of drugs for each category?
- Describe a patient situations where one drug delivery approach would have advantages over another drug delivery approach.What is Metered Dose Inhalers(MDI)? Briefly Discuss the formulation and drug aerosolization process from a MDI? Please briefly discuss at your own words.What are the different methods for developing sustain release drug delivery systems? Please write at your own words.
- What are the potential implications of genetic variations in drug-metabolizing enzymes on individual response and therapeutic outcomes in clinical pharmacology?Penicillins and aminoglycosides are not allowed to be administered in the same solution before administration because they deactivate each other, this type of effect is classified as: Select one: Drug-drug interaction Antagonistic interaction Chemical incompatibility Metabolic interactionWhich two organs of our body are most susceptible to drug toxicity and why?