There is a brand of holostic meds called Similasan. sm
Posted By: Txczech on 2008-12-07
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Subject: There is a brand of holostic meds called Similasan. sm
They have drops for pink eye, ear ache etc.
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How to determine brand and generic meds
Subject: How to determine brand and generic meds
Can someone please tell me a website that will help me with this?
Here is an easy reference generic/brand list of meds
Subject: Here is an easy reference generic/brand list of meds
Here is the link:
http://www.davidandnell.com/pages/meds.htm#Anchor-46919
You can also click on the link below if you don't want to cut and paste
Yes there are actually name brand beds for obese called big boy and big girl beds...nm
Subject: Yes there are actually name brand beds for obese called big boy and big girl beds...nm
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Is it Similasan?
Subject: Is it Similasan?
similasan eye drops (nm)
Subject: similasan eye drops (nm)
no speciality. final diagnosis was uti. these meds were admit meds, only hist was hypertension
Subject: no speciality. final diagnosis was uti. these meds were admit meds, only hist was hypertension
but how do you know they always use the brand name? it might be a generic brand they are using... n
Subject: but how do you know they always use the brand name? it might be a generic brand they are using... nm
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I think what you may be looking for is called
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Sorry got called away
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Patient has DJD, DDD, hypertension and morbid obesity....leaning toward ESI?
tri-est (not brand name) SM
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DBX is a brand name for sm
Subject: DBX is a brand name for sm
demineralized bone matrix.
OK, thanks much--I think its a brand name, too.
Subject: OK, thanks much--I think its a brand name, too.
Appreciate the help!
Yes, it is a brand name (nm)
Subject: Yes, it is a brand name (nm)
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It should be, but is there maybe a brand
Subject: It should be, but is there maybe a brand
name like Affobiddy?
Why can't ESLs stick to the usual terminology??
Looks like your way is a particular brand name, but
Subject: Looks like your way is a particular brand name, but
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I don't think it is a brand name . . .
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but a type of insulin syringe, a dial-up syringe.
Actually it is the brand name for a
Subject: Actually it is the brand name for a
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http://www.lapband.com/get_informed/about_lapband/how_it_works/details/?cid=gglsrch_1236
Lap band could also be a doctor shortening the phrase laparoscopic banding. It depends on the context whether you should expand it or not.
Yah, I always wondered why they called it
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brain natriuretic peptide (BNP, B-type) when it was for the heart, but nobody could ever explain it to me. Since I don't do that specialty and never had to spell it out, I wasn't too worried about it.
a time is called...
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never heard it called it but i have it LOL
Subject: never heard it called it but i have it LOL
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There is a new one called Azilect? sm
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Not that he is that easy to comprehend on the phone either but could make out that static was correct.
Med called Tensol?
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Anyone heard of this? Cannot locate in my references. Went online and researched; only found TenSal (saline) and Tensol (a site in Malta). Given context, TenSal is not a candidate IMO.
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there is a homeopathic one called
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Med called SUCRALASE? sm
Subject: Med called SUCRALASE? sm
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There is something called sucralfate (sm)
Subject: There is something called sucralfate (sm)
Copied from my Quick Look drug reference:
Synonyms
- aluminum sucrose sulfate, basic
U.S./Canadian Brand Names
- Apo®-Sucralfate (Can)
- Carafate®
- Novo-Sucralate (Can)
- Nu-Sucralfate (Can)
- PMS-Sucralfate (Can)
- Sulcrate® (Can)
Therapeutic Category
- Gastrointestinal Agent, Gastric or Duodenal Ulcer Treatment
UseShort-term management of duodenal ulcers; gastric ulcers; suspension may be used topically for treatment of stomatitis due to cancer chemotherapy or other causes of esophageal and gastric erosions
Usual Dosage
Children: Dose not established, doses of 40-80 mg/kg/day divided every 6 hours have been used
Stomatitis: Oral: 2.5-5 mL (1 g/10 mL suspension), swish and spit or swish and swallow 4 times/day
Adults:
Duodenal ulcer treatment: Oral: 1 g 4 times/day, 1 hour before meals or food and at bedtime for 4-8 weeks, or alternatively 2 g twice daily
Duodenal ulcer maintenance therapy: Oral: 1 g twice daily
Stomatitis: Oral: 1 g/10 mL suspension, swish and spit or swish and swallow 4 times/day
Dosage Forms
Suspension, oral: 1 g/10 mL (10 mL, 414 mL, 420 mL)
Tablet: 1 g
Verbatim if that what is called for.
Subject: Verbatim if that what is called for.
s/l MOD was called for admission. sm
Subject: s/l MOD was called for admission. sm
the patient was hemodynamically stable, s/l MOD was called for admission secondary to GI bleed. the patient was transferred to the s/l MOD service ???
Is there a med called s/l 'Cadavent' ?
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Thank you. I even called my pharmacy, and sm
Subject: Thank you. I even called my pharmacy, and sm
The pharmacist confirmed and told me how to spell it. I asked her if it was capped, and she said, "I imagine so...it's a medicine."
Better checked - I got called on this one
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It is a brand, see link
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Brand or generic?
Subject: Brand or generic?
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No, unless a brand name is mentioned. nm
Subject: No, unless a brand name is mentioned. nm
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fibrillar: Not a brand name
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