I can imagine-sm

Posted By: notplaytim on 2006-01-21
In Reply to: I mentioned that because when I started out, sm - Helper

Subject: I can imagine-sm

I appreciate your help. I have a PDR that I got from my mom. She's a RN, who just started working for Hospice actually, but I couldn't get in touch with her to ask her about this word. Anyway, she gave me her PDR, but I really like to use www.rxlist.com. I find it a very useful site especially if you don't know how to spell the name of the drug or you just have a "sounds like".

I haven't been in the business long enough to have to have gone without the internet. I can imagine you would have had to have been quite the Sherlock Holmes.

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s/l "convalent" -sm - notplaytim
- It's "somnolent" - sleepy - Jen
- maybe somnolent or combatant? Can go either way, but usually sleepiness prevails. nm - Used to be Hospice nurse
  - Thanks so much! -sm - notplaytim
    - Maybe you were somnolent at the time. :-) nm - CL
      - There definately could be some truth to that :-) -nm - notplaytim
- Did you try looking up side effects of Roxanol to get your S/L? nm - Helper
  - Sure did, but no luck-nm - notplaytim
    - I mentioned that because when I started out, sm - Helper
      - I can imagine-sm - notplaytim
        My favorite part of the PDR was the filmy sheets in the front, sm - CL
        The back of the Quick Look Drug Book has drugs by diagnosis. Cheaper - than a PDR & new every year, too!! :) nm
- seizures, like convulsant?? - thinking it could be?

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