Category: Pharmacology

MY PROTOTYPE DRUG IS PENICILLIN. MUST USE PENICILLIN Be prepared to present a client/ case for the Prototype drug chosen. The client/ case may be: a family member, a clinical patient, a neighbor, a news story, a social media case, a fictional person from a medical television series etc. etc. Present the case to the…

Assignment Instructions: Please watch this on whether ultrasound can be used to fight Alzheimer’s and answer the following questions: In your own words, briefly explain how ultrasound is being used to fight Alzheimer’s. What are the pros and cons of using ultrasound on the brain? Are there other clinical applications of ultrasound on the diseases?…

Communication skills improve through regular practice, clarity of thought, and active listening. One should focus on expressing ideas simply and confidently, listen carefully to others without interrupting, and respond thoughtfully. Reading aloud, participating in discussions, and explaining concepts in ones own words help build fluency and confidence. With patience, consistency, and a willingness to learn…

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I need 3 pages, no less, written about St. John’s Wort and the ethical and professional use of it, and/or lack of. I will attach the articles to use for it and to incorporate in text citations from. Not all of the attached articles need to be used, but at least one does. If you…

CAPSTONE 2: CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY IN ACTION A 10-Drug Case Challenge Overview This assignment asks you to analyze a real-world clinical scenario through the lens of pharmacology by examining the medications used to manage a patient undergoing emergency surgery and postoperative recovery. By identifying and evaluating each drug’s mechanism of action, therapeutic purpose, and side effect…

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Provide me with 5 slides on the clinical trial data supporting FDA approval of Papzimeos, Key Phase II/III trials, Primary endpoints and outcomes, Clinical relevance of trial results, Comparison to existing therapies Advantages and limitations Patient populations most likely to benefit

The case presentation is composed of these main sections, followed by references: Case presentation: Components include demographic data, CC, HPI, PMH, FH, SH, allergies, medications prior to admission, ROS, PE, diagnostic studies Labs, Problem list, Daily hospital course (including daily events and monitoring parameters). This section should be no longer than 4 pages. You should…

1. For Case Studies or Clinical Scenarios If you have a patient profile and need to determine drug interactions or side effects: “Clinical Pharmacology: Drug-Drug Interactions in a Geriatric Patient Case Study” “Pharmacotherapy Analysis: Management of Hypertension and Type 2 Diabetes” “Nursing Pharmacology: Adverse Effects of Anticoagulant Therapy Case Analysis” 2. For Mechanism of Action…