s/l myelopulivitive disorder (cannto have aspirin or Plavix)
Posted By: JJ on 2006-11-30
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s/l bare aspirin. Is doc just mumbling baby aspirin, or is there really such a term? Thanks!
Subject: s/l bare aspirin. Is doc just mumbling baby aspirin, or is there really such a term? Thanks!
Baby Aspirin or baby aspirin?? Told 2 different things by QA
Subject: Baby Aspirin or baby aspirin?? Told 2 different things by QA
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Plavix 10 mg ?
Subject: Plavix 10 mg ?
Maybe he says 'Plavix 10 mg und you hear the 10 twice, once in Plavixstent and 10 mg.
I googled and Plavix is only dispensed in 75 mg tablets (hope I am not wrong); so Pravastatin makes more sense, as it is dispensed in 10 mg.
Plavixstent would mean that the stent is coated with Plavix.
Plavix
Subject: Plavix
Plavix is used for: Reducing the risk of stroke or heart attack in patients who have already had a heart attack or stroke, or have other circulatory problems due to narrowing and hardening of the arteries. It also may be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor.
is there such a thing as S/L Plavix? coagulopathy
Subject: is there such a thing as S/L Plavix? coagulopathy
Yes. Plavix - an antiplatelet medication (nm)
Subject: Yes. Plavix - an antiplatelet medication (nm)
WAG at the 'rigors' of Plavix. Have heard of the rigors of a regimen before. Guess I'm old!
Subject: WAG at the 'rigors' of Plavix. Have heard of the rigors of a regimen before. Guess I'm old! LOL..nm
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I thought possibly Plavix stent too. Ditto your reasoning. Thanks anyway! nm
Subject: I thought possibly Plavix stent too. Ditto your reasoning. Thanks anyway! nm
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cardio..RCA stented 2005, after which she discontinued her plavix. s/l Thrombosis stent and ...
Subject: cardio..RCA stented 2005, after which she discontinued her plavix. s/l Thrombosis stent and ...
underwent cardiac catherization October 2005 with another stent being placed.
Aspirin?
Subject: Aspirin?
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aspirin and
Subject: aspirin and
States a med that starts with a "D" 75 mg b.i.d. (both aspirin and ?)
aspirin 325 mg (for CAD)? nm
Subject: aspirin 325 mg (for CAD)? nm
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probably aspirin 81 mg
Subject: probably aspirin 81 mg
heard of aspirin ES??? not me
Subject: heard of aspirin ES??? not me
my ears are so tired. Have had mumblers and thick accents since 1 p.m. Is it happy hour yet? LOL 
maybe...low-dose aspirin
Subject: maybe...low-dose aspirin
Not just saying Bayer aspirin? nm
Subject: Not just saying Bayer aspirin? nm
ESL wrestling with aspirin?
Subject: ESL wrestling with aspirin?
I hate guessing on drugs though--especially with no dosage or diagnosis.
aspirin questions
Subject: aspirin questions
Can aspirin be dosed at 85 mg daily. I am thinking 81 mg. Doc says 85 mg.
Genacote (aspirin)?
Subject: Genacote (aspirin)?
but Aspirin is always capitalized
Subject: but Aspirin is always capitalized
Aspirin is never capitalized. nm
Subject: Aspirin is never capitalized. nm
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she has been taking s/l nonalgesics rather than aspirin...thanks
Subject: she has been taking s/l nonalgesics rather than aspirin...thanks
I think he is saying. taking no analgesics other than aspirin thank you
Subject: I think he is saying. taking no analgesics other than aspirin thank you
Low-dose aspirin was my first thought too. nm
Subject: Low-dose aspirin was my first thought too. nm
aspirin comes in grains...not drains.
Subject: aspirin comes in grains...not drains.
Thinking it might be aspirin 325 mg daily nm
Subject: Thinking it might be aspirin 325 mg daily nm
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Maybe coated aspirin (like enteric) or even Colace? nm
Subject: Maybe coated aspirin (like enteric) or even Colace? nm
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Lantus 55 units and aspirin with Soma
Subject: Lantus 55 units and aspirin with Soma
aspirin and dipyridamole? but I'm not sure about the dose, do you have any more info? nm
Subject: aspirin and dipyridamole? but I'm not sure about the dose, do you have any more info? nm
Aspirin s/l grains or drains 5 daily. sm
Subject: Aspirin s/l grains or drains 5 daily. sm
1. Non-insulin-dependent diabetes.
2. ASCVD status post CABG.
3. Status post CVA without neurologic deficit, except for some mild dysphagia.
4. Obstructive cerebrovascular disease.
Given dipyridamole 50 mg t.i.d. He is to continue with s/l s/l aspirin grains/drains 5 daily.
Thanks!
Aspirin is considered generic, unless coupled with
Subject: Aspirin is considered generic, unless coupled with
brand name, like Bayer Aspirin.
Patient is allergic to aspirin and s/l atolac. nm TIA
Subject: Patient is allergic to aspirin and s/l atolac. nm TIA
Baby aspirin is not a brand name. Lower case.
Subject: Baby aspirin is not a brand name. Lower case.
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That's it! He also has a tic disorder. THx.
Subject: That's it! He also has a tic disorder. THx.
Samter's triad -- asthma, aspirin allergy, and nasal polyps.
Subject: Samter's triad -- asthma, aspirin allergy, and nasal polyps.
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found MONA protocol (morphine, oxygen, nitroglycerin, aspirin). NM =)
Subject: found MONA protocol (morphine, oxygen, nitroglycerin, aspirin). NM =)
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