164 PancrelipaseN/V, constipation, UTI, bone pain, ↓ K + , ↓ Ca 2+ , ↓ Mg 2+ , hypophosphatemia; jawosteonecrosis, perform dental exam pretherapyPancrelipase (Pancrease, Cotazym, Creon, Ultrase) Uses:*Exocrine pancreatic secretion deficiency (eg, CF, chronic pancreatitis, pancreaticinsuff), steatorrhea of malabsorption* Action: Pancreatic enzyme supl Dose: 1–3caps (tabs) w/ meals & snacks; ↑ to 8 caps (tabs); do not crush or chew EC products;dose-dependent on digestive requirements of pt; avoid antacids Caution:[C, ?/–] Contra: Pork product allergy, acute pancreatitis Disp: Caps, tabs SE:N/V, abd cramps Notes: Individualize therapyPancuronium (Pavulon) Uses: *Paralysis w/ mechanical ventilation*Action: Nondepolarizing neuromuscular blocker Dose: Adults. 2–4 mg IV q2–4hPRN. Peds. 0.02–0.1 mg/kg/dose q2–4h PRN; ↓ in renal/hepatic impair; intubatept & keep on controlled ventilation; use adequate sedation or analgesia Caution:[C, ?/–] Contra: Component or bromide sensitivity Disp: Inj 1, 2 mg/mL SE:Tachycardia, HTN, pruritus, other histamine rxnsPanitumumab (Vectibix) WARNING: Derm toxicity common (89%)and severe in 12%; can be associated w/ infection (sepsis, abscesses requiringI&D); w/ severe derm toxicity, hold or D/C and monitor for infections; severe infusionrxns (anaphylactic rxn, bronchospasm, fever, chills, hypotension) in 1%; w/severe rxns, immediately D/C infusion and possibly permanent discontinuationUses:* Rx EGFR-expressing metastatic colon CA* Action: Anti-EGFR MoABDose: 6 mg/kg IV inf over 60 min q 14 days; doses > 1000 mg over 90 min. ↓ infrate by 50% w/ grade 1–2 inf rxn, D/C permanently w/ grade 3–4 rxn. For derm toxicity,hold until < grade 2 toxicity. If improves < 1 mo, restart 50% original dose. Iftoxicity recurs or resoln > 1 month permanently D/C. If ↓ dose tolerated, ↑ dose by25% Caution: [C; –] D/C nursing during, 2 mo after Disp: Vial 20 mg/ml SE:Rash, acneiform dermatitis, pruritus, paronychia, ↓ Mg +2 , abd pain, N/V/D, constipation,fatigue, dehydration, photosens, conjunctivitis, ocular hyperemia, ↑lacrimation, stomatitis, mucositis, pulm fibrosis, severe derm toxicity, infusion rxnsNotes: May impair female fertility; lytes; wear sunscreen/hats, limit sun exposurePantoprazole (Protonix) Uses: *GERD, erosive gastritis,* ZE synd,PUD Action: Proton-pump inhibitor Dose: 40 mg/d PO; do not crush/chew tabs;40 mg IV/d (not >3 mg/min, use Protonix filter) Caution: [B, ?/–] Disp: Tabs, delayedrelease 20, 40 mg; powder for inj 40 mg SE: Chest pain, anxiety, GI upset,↑ LFTsParegoric [Camphorated Tincture of Opium] [C-III] Uses:*D,* Pain & neonatal opiate withdrawal synd Action: Narcotic Dose: Adults. 5–10mL PO daily–qid PRN. Peds. 0.25–0.5 mL/kg daily–qid. Neonatal withdrawal:3–6 gtt PO q3–6 h PRN to relieve Sxs X 3–5 d, then taper over 2–4 wk Caution:[B (D w/ prolonged use/high dose near term, +] Contra: Toxic Diarrhea; convulsivedisorder Disp: Liq 2 mg morphine = 20 mg opium/5 mL SE: ↓ BP, sedation,
Pemetrexed 165constipation Notes: Contains anhydrous morphine from opium; short-term useonlyParoxetine (Paxil, Paxil CR) WARNING: Closely monitor for worseningdepression or emergence of suicidality, particularly in ped pts Uses: *Depression,OCD, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder,* PMDD Action: SSRIDose: 10–60 mg PO single daily dose in AM; CR 25 mg/d PO; ↑ 12.5 mg/wk (maxrange 26–62.5 mg/d) Caution: [D, ?/] Contra: MAOI Disp: Tabs 10, 20, 30, 40mg; susp 10 mg/5 mL; CR 12.5, 25, 37.5 mg SE: Sexual dysfunction, HA, somnolence,dizziness, GI upset, D, xerostomia, tachycardiaPegfilgrastim (Neulasta) Uses: *↓ Frequency of Infxn in pts w/ nonmyeloidmalignancies receiving myelosuppressive anti-CA drugs that cause febrileneutropenia* Action: Granulocyte and macrophage stimulating factor Dose:Adults. 6 mg SQ × 1/chemo cycle. Peds. 100 mcg/kg SQ × 1/chemo cycle Caution:[C, M] in sickle cell Contra: Allergy to E. coli derived proteins or filgrastimDisp: Syringes: 6 mg/0.6 mL SE: Splenic rupture, HA, fever, weakness, fatigue,dizziness, insomnia, edema, N/V/D, stomatitis, anorexia, constipation, taste perversion,dyspepsia, abd pain, granulocytopenia, neutropenic fever, ↑ LFT & uric acid,arthralgia, myalgia, bone pain, ARDS, alopecia, worsen sickle cell Dz Notes:Never give between 14 d before & 24 h after dose of cytotoxic chemoPeg Interferon Alfa-2a (Pegasys) WARNING: Can cause or aggravatefatal or life-threatening neuropsychiatric, autoimmune, ischemic, and infectiousdisorders. Monitor patients closely Uses: *Chronic Hep C w/ compensatedliver Dz* Action: Biologic response modifier Dose: 180 mcg (1 mL) SQ qwk × 48wk; ↓ in renal impair Caution: [C, /?–] Contra: Autoimmune hepatitis, decompensatedliver Dz Disp: 180 mcg/mL inj SE: Depression, insomnia, suicidal behavior,GI upset, neutro & thrombocytopenia, alopecia, pruritus Notes: Mayaggravate neuropsychiatric, autoimmune, ischemic, & infectious disordersPeg Interferon Alfa-2b (PEG-Intron) WARNING: Can cause or aggravatefatal or life-threatening neuropsychiatric, autoimmune, ischemic, and infectiousdisorders. Monitor patients closely Uses: *Rx Hep C* Action: Immunemodulation Dose: 1 mcg/kg/wk SQ; 1.5 mcg/kg/wk combined w/ribavirin Caution:[C, ?/–] w/psychiatric Hx Contra: Autoimmune hepatitis, decompensatedliver Dz, hemoglobinopathy Disp: Vials 50, 80, 120, 150 mcg/0.5 mL; Redipen 50,80,120,150 mcg/5 mL; reconstitute w/0.7 mL w/sterile water SE: Depression, insomnia,suicidal behavior, GI upset, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, alopecia, pruritusNotes: Give hs or w/APAP to ↓ flu-like Sxs; monitor CBC/platelets; useimmediately or store in refrigerator × 24 h; do not freezePemetrexed (Alimta) Uses: *w/ cisplatin in nonresectable mesothelioma*NSCLC Action: Antifolate antineoplastic Dose: 500 mg/m 2 IV over 10min every 3 wk; hold if CrCl
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CLINICIAN’S POCKETDRUG REFERENCE2
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ProfessionalWant to learn more?We h
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EDITORSLeonard G. Gomella, MD, FACS
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CONSULTING EDITORSVincenzo Berghell
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CONTRIBUTORSAmanda M. Ball, PharmDM
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PREFACEWe are pleased to present th
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MEDICATION KEYMedications are liste
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Medication KeyxvCategory ?: No data
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ABBREVIATIONS√: check or monitorA
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AbbreviationsInf: infusionInfxn: in
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AbbreviationsURI: upper respiratory
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CLASSIFICATION (Generic and common
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Last Classification 3PENICILLINSAmo
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Classification 5ANTINEOPLASTIC AGEN
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Classification 7Angiotensin-Convert
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Classification 9VasodilatorsAlprost
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Last Classification 11Miscellaneous
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Classification 13Miglitol (Glyset)N
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Classification 15Tobramycin, Ophtha
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Classification 17Infliximab (Remica
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Classification 19Hepatitis B Vaccin
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Classification 21Miscellaneous Ob/G
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Classification 23Guaifenesin (Robit
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Classification 25Orlistat (Xenical,
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GENERIC AND SELECTEDBRAND DRUG DATA
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Acyclovir 29Acetazolamide (Diamox)
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Alendronate 31PRN; 1 Rotacap inhale
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Alprostadil, Intracavernosal 33somn
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Amikacin 35Aluminum Hydroxide + Mag
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Argatroban 41Antithymocyte Globulin
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Atomoxetine 43Aspirin + Butalbital,
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Azithromycin 45Atropine, ophthalmic
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Beclomethasone 47mg PO tid; ↑ q3d
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Budesonide/formoterol 51q3mo; max 2
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Calcium Salts 531-4 mg IM or IV q3-
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Carteolol 55mg/5 mL SE: Drowsiness,
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Cefoperazone 57lergy Disp: Inj: 500
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Celecoxib 59IV/im q8-12h. Peds. 30-
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Chlorothiazide 61dairy Contra: Not
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Cimetidine 63pseudomembranous colit
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Clindamycin 65glove”-type neuropa
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Clozapine 67Clopidogrel (Plavix) Us
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Cyanocobalamin 69dysfunction Contra
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Cytarabine 71phosphoramide mustard,
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Dapsone, topical 730.5 mg/d for 5 d
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Deferasirox 75300 mg SE: ↑ glucos
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Diazepam 77Dexamethasone, Ophthalmi
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Digoxin 79250-500 mg qid Peds 6 mo
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Diphtheria, Tetanus Toxoids 81Dinop
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Dolasetron 83Peds. Cont IV inf of 2
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Droperidol 85Doxepin, Topical (Zona
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Epinephrine 89Action: LMW heparin;
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Erythromycin 91sis fluids, anticoag
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Glyburide 111Susp, ophth: Prednisol
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NATURAL and HERBAL AGENTSThe follow
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Melatonin 219tablets or capsules or
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Tables223Copyright © 2008 by Leona
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Tables 231TABLE 5Comparison of Insu
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Tables 239TABLE 10Antiarrhythmics:
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