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Newbie here.... tried getting on drug board, but not working or I am doing something wrong... Has anyone heard of a drug called s/l zoo prox ?  Pt is allergic and is 10 yo.  Any suggestions?  Thx

I'm not sure if I'm any were near the right spelling or pronunciation but it is something like pa-nen-ta-meb and Xeloda.

Here's part of the report: Status post left hepatic lobectomy, isolated segment V resection and radiofrequency ablation of five additional lesions with multifocal metastatic colorectal cancer.  She is restarting her penetameb and Xeloda.  she has also had TheraSphere treatment. 

Hope this helps find it!  THANK YOU SO MUCH

Klor-Con SA.  ?      I have heard of Klor-Con, but maybe it just sounds like "SA" after the drug name.  It is in a list of medications and the dose is 10 mEq.

Thanks for the help,

Abby

s/l atilad    this one is under pt's current med list, so I do not know what it treats.

s/l amtricyclex   this is for hyperalgia. she has painful burning skin.

spent lots of time looking them both up. Please help!

Drug in med list that sounds like 'taxilate' or 'paxilate.'  TIA

   sounds like "albuterol unit dose HA-10 b.i.d."  HA-10??  Any ideas?  TIA.

Patient with severe degenerative disc disease, low back pain.  Med list given by doc includes,"Vicodin.  Effexor.  **di-klo-fen-all**.  Flexeril."  Could also be **cy-klo-fen-all**. Any ideas? I've never been this stumped! 

MIMT

allergy list: codeine, **(spells it) g-a-w-o-n**, and tetracycline.

med list: px is on **feridal** complete one tablet daily. thanks!

http://www.philips.co.th/about/news/article-1847.html

First sounds like Aralidide.  Possibly a thyroid medication?  Doctor did not state what it was for.
Second sounds like "Loptipain"?  The tape may have cut out the beginning of the drug name. It is for blood pressure. 

IMPRESSION

1.  Acute sinusitis.

2.  HIV positive female.

PLAN

Continue current medications except we can stop the Zithromax weekly.  We will put her on __________ 75 b.i.d

s/l A-met-a-nate

This is a new patient and under medications doctor is spelling endepomytin?????

List of meds, not really any other clue except an 85 yo male, diabetic, admitted with nausea and vomiting on multiple meds:  s/l verslen DM 100 mg po at hour of sleep

anyone heard of a med called (S/L) hydrochlorquinone

It is fairly clear. I can't fine anything definitive when I Google. Patient has a history of hypertension and arthritis. Thanks.

s/l ambutizoladine

Listed under allergies and gives patient hives.  TIA!!

said Percocet 200 2 q.4 p.r.n.

Can't find Percocet in 200.  Any suggestions?

It s/l she is saying Drobitussin, which I am pretty sure is actually Robitussin, but the dose doesn't sound right.  She says 10 mg via PEG.  Could she mean 10 mL? 

Can't wait to turn off this computer and go ride my bike!

Need some help on a medication a patient is allergic to s/l selfsa?

Thanks