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DPP4 Inhibitors - Normal and Renal Dosing Increase Incretins (GLP-I & GIP) -> Stimulates Insulin, Inhibits Glucagon
Normal and Renal Dosing ... This drug class ... #Pharmacology #Management ... #Diabetes #DM2 ... #Endocrinology
Hyperkalemia - Differential Diagnosis Framework PseudoHyperkalemia: • Lab error • Traumatic venipuncture • Hemolysis, thrombocytosis, leukocytosis •
Clenching of fist during ... phlebotomy High ... Poorly controlled DM ... reactions Common Drugs ... NSAIDs • ACE Inhibitors
Hyperkalemia - Differential Diagnosis Framework PseudoHyperkalemia: • Lab error • Traumatic venipuncture • Hemolysis, thrombocytosis, leukocytosis •
Clenching of fist during ... phlebotomy High ... Poorly controlled DM ... reactions Common Drugs ... NSAIDs • ACE Inhibitors
Acromegaly - Diagnosis and Management Summary - GrepMed Handbook Clinical Presentation: • Classic Acromegaly: frontal
Acromegaly: frontal bossing ... malignancy Pathophysiology ... pachydermoperiostosis, drugs ... #Endocrinology ... #Treatment #Pathophysiology
Allopurinol Pharmacology Summary Xanthine oxidase inhibitor blocking the formation of new uric acid Initiate 1-2 days prior to
Xanthine oxidase inhibitor ... chemotherapy Dosing ... : 100 mg/m2/dose ... hypersensitivity Drug ... #pathophysiology
Management of Anthracyclines and HER2 Antagonist Cardiotoxicity Anthracyclines cause cardiomyopathy: ✖ Reduction in left ventricular ejection fraction
Management of Anthracyclines ... ✔ Identify high-risk ... cardiac injury in high ... every 3 months during ... cardiology #oncology #pharmacology
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