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Possible adverse effect/s of the drug that might need additional teaching:
- Misuse of the drug may cause addiction, overdose, or death
- Do not consume alcohol while on the medication
- It should not be taken by patients who are breastfeeding or with Porphyria
Explanation:
Carisoprodol is <u>muscle relaxant</u> for short-term relief or discomfort for related musculo-skeletal disorders. Taking this drug without doctor's orders <u>may cause addiction or withdrawal symptoms</u>. Taking it <u>with alcohol may increase the risk of sedation</u>, and in overdose, <u>respiratory depression, and death</u>.
The drug is also <u>metabolized in the liver which produces </u><em><u>meprobamate</u></em>, known to cause <u>acute attacks of porphyri</u>a. The drug can also be <u>expressed in breast milk</u> and may cause <u>drowsiness in the infant</u>.
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You should apply a cold pack to the injection on Jessicas's body. To deal with the swelling and pain in her muscle, before you start the injection, you can apply a cold pack a few minutes before. Sometimes a cold pack application prior to the intramuscular injection can reduce the pain. Medicine can also be used to reduce the pain and inflammation such as paracetamol, NSAID
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hope this helps!
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Pancreatitis
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There are many diseases related to a malfunctioning pancreas but pancreatitis is the most common.
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Depression I'm pretty sure.
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i think inflammation of the pericardial sac
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