Amateur Hour Continues

I know the concept of work place readers...too expensive....since i wear my glasses on my head. I have accidentally dropped them under a rolling bed and crushed them. I just use "cheaters" for reading and computer work.

I am very very very careful with meds. My pharmacology teacher beat us about the head and shoulder area during clinical rotations about drug safety.

Yea, on the joke, it was not funny due to the seriousness of your profession. My apologies.
 
It's telling how some of you confuse any degree of civility, decorum, and decency with weakness.
You libs haven’t had any of that for a very long time, you all enjoyed being able to say whatever you want and call the likes of McCain, Romney and Bush any names you felt like without getting any push back, luckily at least for now those days are over
 

So I just started Remicade. It takes forever (2+ hours).

The dosing I see on the interenets is:

40mL/hr. for 15 minutes, then if tolerated, increase to: 80mL/hr. x 30 minutes, then if tolerate, increase to: 160mL/hr. for the duration of infusion

I can see starting slow the first time, to see if there's a bad reaction. But beyond that, if 160mL/hr is safe after 45 minutes, why is it not safe after five minutes? Why is it staggered like this?
 
So I just started Remicade. It takes forever (2+ hours).

The dosing I see on the interenets is:



I can see starting slow the first time, to see if there's a bad reaction. But beyond that, if 160mL/hr is safe after 45 minutes, why is it not safe after five minutes? Why is it staggered like this?
Remicade is made to suppress the immune system so the infusion needs to slowly ramp up. The clinical trials show the drip being sequenced like that to stop a hypersensitivity reaction or total immunosuppressive effect.
The recommendation of rates came from reactions in clinical trials. Realistically you can have a reaction with the 1st or 12th infusion.
Slowly increasing the infusion gives the body time to read the drug and hopefully not overreact.
 
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Remicade is made to suppress the immune system so the infusion needs to slowly ramp up. The clinical trials show the drip being sequenced like that to stop a hypersensitivity reaction or total immunosuppressive effect.
The recommendation of rates came from reactions in clinical trials. Realistically you can have a reaction with the 1st or 12th infusion.
Slowly increasing the infusion gives the body time to read the drug and hopefully not overreact.

This is something different than what people usually refer to by "drug allergy"?
 
Thereby you would have no immune response at all.

Fat chance of that. Not being able to calm down my immune system is the problem. But maybe I'll have convulsions or something.

Guess the nurse taking my blood pressure every 15 minutes should have been a red flag. Sigh.
 


If he was the dumbest “ marketing “ student he’s ever had , that professor must have a list of billionaire former students a mile long he can call for a loan . The one thing I don’t believe is true , is saying that Trump can’t market something . I think we all know that’s one thing he does excel in . #MAGA
 
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