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Disease Information for Methylprednisolone (Medrol) Administration/Toxicity
- Clinical Manifestations
- Signs & Symptoms
- Affect gay/happy inappropriate
- Euphoria/Elated/'high' behavior/Gaiety
- Laboratory Tests
- Abnormal Lab Findings - Decreased
- IGG/Immunoglobulin G (Lab)
- Abnormal Lab Findings - Increased
- IGG/Immunoglobulin G (Lab)
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- Corticosteroid effect/toxicity
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- DRUG/Anti-Altitude sickness effect
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- DRUG/Important Acute care drugs (example)
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- PROCESS/Medication/Drug (CONFIRM dose/before treatment)
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- Synonym
- (6alpha 11beta) 11 17 21 Trihydroxy 6 methylpregna 1 4 diene 3 20 dione, 6 alpha Methylprednisolone preparation, 6 Methylprednisolone, 6Alpha Methylprednisolone, MePRDL, Methylprednisolone, Methylprednisolone (endoc), Methylprednisolone (endocrine use), Methylprednisolone (endocrine use) (product), Methylprednisolone (endocrine use) (substance), Methylprednisolone (substance), METHYLPREDNISOLONE PREPARATION, Methylprednisolone preparation (product), Methylprednisolone preparation (substance), Methylprednisolonum, Metipred, Pregna 1 4 diene 3 20 dione 11 17 21 trihydroxy 6 methyl (6alpha 11beta), Brand name/Medrol (Methylprednisolone), GEM-P Chemotherapy regimen
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- Drug Dosage
- DRUG/.$$$ Expensive medication
- DRUG/.$$$$$ Most Expensive
- DRUG/Dose 16 mgms (Unit/Pill/Capsule size)
- DRUG/Dose 2 mgm (Unit/Pill/Capsule size)
- DRUG/Dose 24 mgm (Unit/Pill/Capsule size)
- DRUG/Dose 32 mgm (Unit/Pill/Capsule size)
- DRUG/Dose 4 mgm (Unit/Pill/Capsule size)
- DRUG/Dose 8 mgms (Unit/Pill/Capsule size)
- DRUG/Dose Bolus method/infusion rate (CONFIRM this)
- DRUG/Dose Chewable form
- DRUG/Generic available
- DRUG/Infusion option medication
- DRUG/Injectable medication (parenteral)
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- Definition
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Corticosteroid medication; Synthetic with less mineralocorticoid effect and with more glucocorticoid effect; Oral and parenteral drug
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