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Should SPS (Kayexalate) Ever Be Used?

Should SPS (Kayexalate) Ever Be Used?

Sodium polystyrene sulfonate (SPS, Kayexalate) has been used for decades to help lower potassium levels and manage hyperkalemia. It does this by exchanging sodium ions for potassium ions in the gut...

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Top 5 Vitamin Drug Interactions

Top 5 Vitamin Drug Interactions

Patients use numerous supplements that contain vitamins. I outline my top 5 vitamin drug interactions in this post and how they may impact patient care. Vitamin K and Warfarin The first vitamin drug...

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Top 5 Pet Peeves in Geriatric Psych

Top 5 Pet Peeves in Geriatric Psych

It's no secret that I've spent a ton of time in long-term care and assisted living facilities helping the healthcare team take care of some challenging residents. I outline my top 5 pet peeves in...

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Paroxetine Missed Doses – Case Study

Paroxetine Missed Doses – Case Study

A 58-year-old female has a history of depression and reports to you that she forgot her paroxetine when she went on vacation. She has missed one dose and is asking you how many more she can miss...

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Free Asthma Pharmacology Crossword Puzzle

Free Asthma Pharmacology Crossword Puzzle

We have had a wonderful response to our previous pharmacology crossword on diabetes so I figured I try this again. With the help of a pharmacy student, Kevin Laspa, we have created a free asthma...

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