A quick review of the uses of Epinephrine in critical care. This is the first lesson in a new weekly series looking at different critical care medications and quickly reviewing information about each.

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A troublesome kidney stone doesn’t always translate to an invasive procedure. Depending on size, shape and location, many people can clear their problem non-surgically.

“Absolutely, I mean in the last 10 years or so, we moved to more and more medical therapy of kidney stones,” says Dr. Meir Daller, who is a urologist on medical staff of Lee Memorial Health System.

You may be able to pass a small stone by drinking lots of water to flush the system, between 8-12 glasses a day. Along with OTC pain relievers to minimize discomfort. Doctors may also prescribe a drug used to relax the system.

“We use a drug; it’s called alpha-blocker. Alpha-blocker is normally used for men with a large prostate, but for men and women it will open up the ureter. The ureter is the tube that drains the kidney to the bladder and as a result of that, it will aid in the passage of the stone,” says Dr. Daller.

The majority of kidney stones are small, a person of average size can usually pass one with a diameter of less than 4mm without significant pain or damage. 80% of people don’t need additional intervention.

“We give medication to dissolve the stones, we increase fluid intake, we give painkillers. Most stones will pass without any medical intervention,” says Dr. Daller.

Allowing nature to take its course should, in most cases, spare surgery; but you should include a doctor in the journey.

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It’s estimated that about one million people are treated for kidney stones each year. Ones that are small enough will pass through the urinary tract without being noticed. But patients may experience extreme pain when a larger stone tries to move through the ureter, bladder, or urethra.

“You feel like somebody is stabbing you in the back, you feel nauseated, it’s incredible. The pain is normally when the stone is moving around you have pain. When the stone is in the kidney itself and not blocking the system normally you don’t have too much pain,” says Dr. Meir Daller, urologist on Lee Memorial Health System’s medical staff.

Treatment to remove of a kidney stone can range from surgery to the use of shock waves. But many people are opting out of those methods, looking for a non-invasive way to clear their system.

“Absolutely, I mean in the last 10 years or so, we moved to more and more medical therapy of kidney stones,” says Daller.

The use of drugs is helping many people treat their condition. Once a person develops more than one kidney stone, they are more likely to develop additional stones throughout their life. So a non-invasive approach may be a better way to manage frequent occurrences.

“We use a drug, its called alpha-blocker. Alpha-blocker is normally used for men with a large prostate, but for men and women it will open up the ureter. The ureter is the tube that drains the kidney to the bladder and as a result of that, it will aid in the passage of the stone,” says Daller.

The size, shape and location of the stone will determine the most appropriate treatment. For a small stone that recently began its decent to the bladder, medical management may the best route.

“We give medication to dissolve the stones, we increase fluid intake, and we give painkillers. Most stones will pass without any medical intervention,” says Daller.

Providing a relatively painless procedure for a painful condition.

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If you take two different medications for two different reasons, here’s a sobering thought: your doctor may not fully understand what happens when they’re combined, because drug interactions are incredibly hard to study. In this fascinating and accessible talk, Russ Altman shows how doctors are studying unexpected drug interactions using a surprising resource: search engine queries.

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A review of common agents with an emphasis on prescription medications. This video is a high yield exploration intended to provide paramedic students with a basic overview of common classes of cardiovascular medications and selected examples of medications from the major classes.
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Commonly used medications for adult ADD include Adderall, Ritalin, Strattera and Concerta. Find out how certain drugs for ADD will act on the neurotransmitters or chemical levels in the brain with help from a licensed mental health counselor in this free video on adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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Sometimes medications that were developed to treat one condition can end up being useful for seemingly unrelated ailments.

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NCLEX pharmacology review practice question on beta blocker medications.

On the NCLEX exam, it is inevitable you will receive pharmacology type questions. This NCLEX-style question will test your ability on how to analyze a scenario for a patient taking the beta blocker medication Propranolol.

This video is part of a weekly NCLEX review series where I will be going over NCLEX-style questions with you. I will be helping you analyze and breakdown each question, and walk you through how to select the correct option.

NCLEX questions require critical thinking and you must know how to use your nursing knowledge to gather the facts and analyze what the question is asking.

For this specific NCLEX practice question, you must know the basics about the drug Propranolol and the correct education to provide a patient.

NCLEX Practice Pharmacology Question:

A patient, who has a health history of uncontrolled hypertension, coronary artery disease, and diabetes mellitus, is prescribed to take Propranolol. You have provided the patient with education about this new medication. Which statement by the patient indicates your teaching was effective?

A. “I will take this medication every morning with grapefruit juice.”
B. “If I miss a dose, it is important that I double the next dose to prevent potential side effects.”
C. “It is important that I monitor my blood glucose levels very closely while taking this medication.”
D. “I will immediately stop taking this medication if I experience cold hands or feet.”

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In this video, pharmacist Linda Awdishu, PharmD MAS at UC San Diego Health (http://health.ucsd.edu/nephrology) discusses medications used to lower high blood pressure and high cholesterol, as well as medicines used to maintain your kidney health.

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CHORUS 1
Medication
Your medication makes me high
Just be patient
I’m like a patient trying to find
Levitation
Run your fingers down my spine
Elevation
Your medication makes me high Eh!

Ty Dolla $ ign
I fell in love with a sativa
Where you been
Nice to meet ya
It took so long for me to meet ya
Obsessed with ya features
You got all different flavors
You got that loud beat speakers
Your best friend Keisha
Know how to knock em out they sneakers
Like that Louis XIII but she nothing like my ex though
She remind me of gelato
Got me drinking out the bottle
She got me swerving on this shorty
Her name was indica
I tried to tell her I was sorry
She said that’s the end of us
But I can’t help but keep on rolling up
Medication keep me going up
Meditation come on breathe wit us
No ventilation keep the windows up

CHORUS 2
Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley
Such a short way up and such a long way down
Chalice it a bubble like we deh a Ray Town
Di way yuh sup’n nuff it haffi way by pound
Inna fields of Marijuana that is my playground
“I love you Mary-Jane”
You’re the prettiest of flowers girl mi can’t complain
When I’m with you I feel so high I rise above the rain
And yuh nuh do people damage like that bitch cocaine
No!
And leave them lonely feeling only pain
Cause
Your D.N.A. is of the highest strain
Your effect is so potent it’s so insane
Yuh so gummy and sticky like a plasticine
When mi grind out yuh body only stems remain
And to love you is so risky I might get detained
You always keep me flying on the highest plain
And anybody know will always proclaim…

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You so fire
You so fire
The only thing I think of
When I need to unwind
See I been go crazy
Cause you been on mind
And something is wrong
But to me it’s not a crime
You can take me places
Just look at they faces
Plus you’re so good
That some don’t know what your taste is
Dealing with you complex
Nothing bout you basic
You the real deal
I could never fake it
I fell in love with the indica
Ever since I was young
I been into ya
Even when you’re almost done
Don’t wanna finish ya
It don’t matter where you at
Imma pick you up
Yeah, Imma pick you up
And we in for a good night
Imma wrap you up real tight
And if things get dark
I give you a light
Keep it with me
You been on my mind all night
Cause you my

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“MEDICATION REMIX” Music Video Credits:
Production Co: Scheme Engine
Director: James Larese
Executive Producer : Sheira Rees Davies
Producer: Christopher Salzgeber
DP: Sing Howe Yam
DP Additional Photography : Simon Thirlaway
Editor: Clark Eddy

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How can you avoid travel delays upon arrival to, and departure from, the United States? That’s a question patients often ask their local pharmacist or the FDA. FDA Drug Info Rounds pharmacists outline key points pharmacists should counsel their patients on prior to travel.

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Check out the official music video for “Medication” by Damian “Jr. Gong” ft. Stephen Marley (Official Video)

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Directed by Nick Walker
Produced by Christopher Salzgeber
Executive Produced by Sheira Rees-Davies
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Music video by Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley performing Medication. © 2017 Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

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Dr. Luke Laffin, staff cardiologist in Preventive Cardiology and Clinical Specialist in Hypertension at Cleveland Clinic answers questions that patients often ask about taking high blood pressure medicines: types of medications, side effects, when to call the doctor, role of self-blood pressure monitoring (including how often), the best time to take blood pressure medications, and if there is a chance that patients can come off medications. He ends the program with three important points for patients with high blood pressure.

Blue’s not feeling well. The prescription? Generic medication.
This new PSA aims to increase overall understanding of generics as a safe and effective treatment choice, reduce the perception of generics as inferior to their name-brand alternatives, and improve attitudes toward adhering to generics.
For more information about generics, visit https://www.FDA.gov/GenericDrugs
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