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Medication Summary Structure




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I. Vocabulary

1. Read and learn the topical vocabulary.

precautions ;

pregnancy ;

for external use only - ;

flammable ;

interactions with other drugs - ;

ingredients ;

desirable and undesirable effect - ;

properties ;

dosage ;

vial - ;

per kg of body weight - 1 ;

administration ;

mode of use - ;

to chew ;

to swallow ;

intravenounsly (i.v.) - /;

intramusculary (i.m.) - /';

to shake ;

orally - ;

topically - ;

should be taken - ;

Keep drugs out of reach of children. - ;

warnings ;

storage condition - ;

Keep the bottle tightly closed. - ;

in a cold dry place - ;

away from direct sunlight - ;

to store ;

package insert - ;

description ;

composition ;

substance ;

solvent ;

ointment ;

indications ;

relief of pain - ;

inflammation ;

reduction ;

reduces fever - ;

laxative ;

sedative ;

side effects - ;

stomach pain - ;

bleeding ;

skin irritation - ;

constipation ;

tumour ;

rash ;

intolerance ;

hypertensive -.

Here is a matrix. Tick the table cells corresponding to things that most typically go together.

  Precautions Dosage Indica- tions Side-effect Shelf life Storage condition Mode of use
swallow              
i.m. (i.v.)              
in a cold place              
pneumonia              
rash              
pregnancy              
headache              
vomiting              
shake              
orally              
before (after, during) meals              
3 times a day              
reduces fever              
bleeding              
should be taken              
consult a doctor              
intolerance              
out of reach of children              
expiry date              

3. What word/word combinations correspond to the ones in the right lumn?

1. indication a. intramuscularly

2. side effect b. headache

3. allergic reaction c. two years

4. shelf life d. keep away from heat

5. storage condition e. nausea, vomiting

6. mode of use f. rash

7. dosage g. chew

8. administration h. per kg of body weight

4. Use the new words in sentences of your own.

II. Reading.

1. Match the English word combinations with their Ukrainian translations.

1. skin diseases ) ()

2. anti-inflammatory b)

3. recurrence of the disease c)

4. diabetes mellitus d)

5. renal diseases e)

2. Read the Septozyl package insert. Write out key words from each paragraph.

Composition neomycin sulfate ____________

Indications___________________________

Application and dosage__________________

Side effects__________________________

Contraindications______________________

 

SEPTOZYL

Cream with Neomycin

Topical corticoid for use in skin diseases

Composition

Each one gram of cream contains:

5 mg Neomycin sulfate

1 mg 9a-fiuoro-16a-methylprednisolon

Septozyl cream is effective for topical use in skin diseases. The first active substance a synthetic corticoid ester has an anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic action, and the second component Neomycin sulfate has antibacterial activity. This composition is available in a specially formulated base, which is excellently tolerated by the skin. Septozyl cream is suitable for use in adults and children.

Indications

Eczema of varying type and localization, including infantile eczema. Various forms of dermatitis, sunburn, otitis externa, intertrigo and napkin rash. Various forms of neurodermatitis. Skin diseases especially psoriasis, lichen planus and chronic discoid lupus erythematosus. Itching of the pudenda and anus.

Application and dosage

Septozyl should be applied to the skin in a thin film several times daily. In some cases, one application a day will prove sufficient. After the skin has healed, Septozyl with neomycin should be applied one time daily for a further 12 weeks in order to prevent any recurrence of the disease.

Side effects

After a long-term use of Septozyl, and when the preparation is applied to extensive areas of skin, there is a possibility of the following side effects appearing:

1) hyperglycaemia and glycosuria (in patients with a family history of diabetes mellitus);

2) increased potassium excretion, possibly resulting in hypokalaemic alkalosis;

3) hypertrichosis and acne;

4) sodium and water retention, giving rise to oedema and hypertension;

5) a negative nitrogen balance;

6) clinical picture of Cushing's syndrome;

7) delayed healing of surgical wounds;

8) prolonged treatment may cause adrenocoptical atrophy. Contraindications

- Pregnancy, particularly during the first three months.

- Severe renal diseases (excluding nephrosis).

- Psychoses, or a tendency to phychosis.

- Active tuberculosis.

- Infectious diseases.

- Tendency to haemorrage (in patients with peptic ulcer).

Drugs should be kept out of the reach of children. Tel. No. of centre for poisoning cases: 7793777.

Packs: Cream in tubes of 15 g.





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