Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Clinical Pharmacy Preceptor, Cairo University Specialized Pediatric Hospital (Abo-Elreesh Elyabany). Clinical Pharmacy Preceptor and Lecturer, General Organization For Teaching Hospitals and Institutes.
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https://samraph.com/pediatric-dose-calculator/

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Inotropes in neonate

Inotropes like any other medication calculated with the same general formula, nothing special, Volume=Amount/Concentration For more details read this article and use the calculator attached with it. https://samraph.com/pediatric-dose-calculator/...

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It is not always necessary to use a Neuromuscual Blocker to intubate a patient safely

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Ketamine or atracurium

You should differentiate between pain control, sedation, and neuromuscular blocking. when and how to use one of them will depend on many factors such as the patient condition and the nature of the medication....

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As far as I know, corticotropin in not available in Egypt. Check for availability in Egypt in the database: https://samraph.com/egypt-drugs-database/ ... Dosage reference of tetracosactide is BNFC ......

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You can check for brands available in Egypt here: https://samraph.com/egypt-drugs-database/

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Dose of ACTH in infantile spasm

The dose of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) for infantile spasms: Infants and Children <2 years: High dose: Body-surface area (BSA) directed dosing: Vial: IM: 75 units/m2/dose twice daily or 150...

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Difference between ringer, ringer Lactate and ringer acetate?

each “Ringer” fluid is chosen based on the patient’s clinical situation and underlying physiology. Here’s a brief guide: Ringer’s Lactate (or Lactated Ringer’s): Typically used for fluid...

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IV: 50 mg/kg/dose as a single dose; usual dose range: 25 to 75 mg/kg/dose; maximum dose: 2,000 mg/dose; ... Becker SM, Job KM, Lima K, et al. Prospective study of serum and ionized magnesium pharmacokinetics...

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Alternative to MgSO4

suggest using intravenous magnesium sulfate in infants and children with severe asthma exacerbations and in children with moderate to severe asthma exacerbations who have not responded to initial treatment...

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What indication we are talking about? Is it acute refractory asthma exacerbation?

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Magnesium sulphate stability

1. Regarding the Inhalation: You should know that the MgSO4 available in Egypt usually is 10% that is hypertonic and is not suitable for inhalation and must be diluted to be isotonic before use. Magnesium...

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