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Ondansetron Zofran ; Children: Droperidol Inapsine ; Children: Promethazine Phenergan ; 4 m g dose 0.05-0.15 mg kg dose IV 0.625 mg IV x 1 dose 0.015-0.075 mg kg dose IV 25 mg PO Q4H PRN 25 mg IV Q4H PRN 25 mg PR BID 0-25-1 mg kg PO, IV, PR Q4-6H PRN 10 mg PO 06-8H 10 mg IV Q6-8H Not routinely recommended $16.39. Agonist binding se reports reglan of their zoffran are required diltiazem learned and pravastatin. Spread which currently exists between Zofran and the market in which it competes " The pricing options considered for increasing the "spread" for Zofran included: Recommendation #1 4.5% price increase Increase AWP 3%Wholesaler Rebate 11 14 94 - $178.97 to $187.02 16 2 3% to 20% $214.76 to $233.78 8.5% ; $187.02 to $172.92 chargeback ; $179.92 to $167.31 rebate. WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT FOR THE EFFICIENT RENOPROTECTION IN TYPE 2 DIABETIC PATIENTS QUALITY OF BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL OR THE CHOICE OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVE TREATMENT? Jeli SD1, eli V1, Penci B1, Dekleva M1, Nesovi MM1, Zamaklar M2, uki A3 University Clinic for Internal Medicine, "Dr Dragisa Misovi" Clinical-Hospital Center1; Institute for endocrinology, diabetes and metabolic diseases, School of Medicine, University of BELGRADE2; University Clinic for Internal Medicine, Clinical-Hospital Center, KRAGUJEVAC3, SERBIA&MONTENEGRO Background: It seems that there are still a lot of controversies and prejudice in the treatment of hypertensive type 2 diabetic patients, for example 1 ; that the angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors are the one and only for these patients, 2 ; that the -blockers should be avoid in them, as well as 3 ; an uncertainty whether the choice of antihypertensive treatment is more or less important than the quality of blood pressure control itself. Aim: To assess the influence of the different antihypertensive drugs on nephropathy progression rate in hypertensive type 2 diabetics with the different quality of blood pressure control. Methods: The study included 126 62 female 64male ; hypertensive type 2 diabetic patients mean age: 50.45 + 5.61 years; duration of diabetes: 10.03 + 4.91 years and duration of hypertension: 11.32 + 5.38 years ; . Patients were randomly assigned to the treatment with beta-blocker B ; , calcium channel blocker CCB ; or angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor ACEI ; aiming to attain pre-defined target value of 130 85 mmHg. Data from 20 15.9% ; patients non-complying with antihypertensive regimen were not included in statistical analysis. Nephropathy progression parameters, average annual increment of microalbuminuria UAE ; and deterioration of glomerular filtration rate GFR ; , were prospectively followed-up for a mean period of 6.28 0.88 ; years. Statistical analysis was performed using the Kruskal-Wallis test. Results: A total of 76 60.3% ; patients achieved and maintained blood pressure values of less than 130 85 mmHg. Choice of antihypertensive drugs significantly influenced the quality of achieved blood pressure control P 0.0357 ; , speaking in favor of ACEI. However, choice of antihypertensive treatment significantly influenced the rate of microalbuminuria progression P 0.011 ; as well as the rate of deterioration of glomerular filtration P 0.0013 ; only in those with tight blood pressure control. In patients, in whom tight blood pressure control was achieved with -blocker with or without diretic, there was also very efficent control of microalbuminuria progression and GFR deterioration. In these patients, microalbuminuria progression did not significantly differ when compared with ACEI treated patients P 0.942 ; , while GFR deterioration was even reversed in ACEI treated patients P 0.0099 ; . Conclusions: This study demonstrated that choice of antihypertensive treatment was important only in patients with tight blood pressure achieved. The efficacy of angiotensin-coverting enzyme inhibitors in retarding the nephropathy progression was proven once again as well as the fact that the current under use of -blockers in type 2 diabetic patients is unjustified and prograf.
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