(Err.. What's up Iqa? Tetiba je menulis BM yang mcm pelik je ayat ko ni?)
Okay2, saje jer..
Menguji BM diri sendiri yang jarang sekali digunakan dalam penulisan sejak berada di universiti.. huuhu..
and I am DEFINITELY not good at it!(please understand that I'm NOT proud of it.. terasa malu sebenarnya..)
There are just so many things that are revolving around me.
So many things that has happened since the last post..
and so many reports to be submitted!
Sometimes it makes me wonder..
Am I going to be a pharmacist or reporter in the future..

Anyway, these are my first handmade capsules!~

Poyo gle ni..

Padahal tinggal masukkan je powder tuh dalam capsules tuh haa..
hahah!

Terima kasih buat ahli kumpulan~
Every week we would have to go to the hospital..
With the H1N1 cases and all.. It does make me worry.
Anyway, that would mean, every week, we would have to be prepared for case presentations and reports..
Terpaksalah menahan the pressure from everything..
And I still have the problem talking in front of so many people!
(Duk teketaq2.. Awat la cek oii..?

The thing that bugs me most is the fact that SUSAHNYA NAK INGAT SEMUA UBAT NI!

huhu.. From drugs to doses~
Oh, ya. Markah report pun x seberapa ni haa..
Got so much to improve!
Oh, yeah!
did I mention that I was bowling on the 13th August?
Yeah, we had an IntraBatch Bowling Tournament..
It was so funny! I was like.. err.. terrible.. horrible.. ~
Haha!
Anyway, before Iwent bowling with my friends..
I received this "love letter"..
and I say this with lots of love.. Apesal marah2 ni??
Seriously, I'm so sorry if I was blocking your way.
But you really didn't have to make it sound so bad.
I really hope that you would evaluate the situation.
The reason I am posting this in my blog is NOT because I am dissatisfied, because if I did, that will make me just as equal as you are.
I just think that I need to justify a few things..
Don't you think it's a little unfair when you associate medical students as being unable to think and making other people unable to understand too?
Kesian budak2 medic tau...
Nevermind.
Anyway, exam is just around the corner.
Around the "sharp" corner.. hahah!
It's next week!
Errrghhh!
Scarry~
Perlu bekerja keras ni!!
Ok, sekian saje nasi lauk campur dari saye.. (dalam erti kate lain: entri yang bercampur aduk dgn cerita yg x berkait antara satu same lain~) Hahah!
Have a nice day everyone!
and most importantly..
SELAMAT BERPUASA~
Oh, yeah!
Almost forgot~
Hmm..
Last week's lesson~
Sorry, I'm sort of sleepy right now..
So, I'll just cut and paste from Medscape's Multi-Drug Interaction Checker
I like using this link because it provides the references as well..
Theophylline and Erythromycin Ethylsuccinate(EES)
Moderate Interaction
XANTHINE DERIVATIVES/SELECTED MACROLIDE ANTIBIOTICS
Theophylline Oral and Erythromycin Ethylsuccinate Oral may interact based on the potential interaction between XANTHINE DERIVATIVES and SELECTED MACROLIDE ANTIBIOTICS.
Xanthine Derivatives/Selected Macrolide Antibiotics
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
MONOGRAPH TITLE: Xanthine Derivatives/Selected Macrolide Antibiotics
SEVERITY LEVEL: 3-Moderate Interaction: Assess the risk to the patient and take action as needed.
MECHANISM OF ACTION: The macrolides may inhibit the metabolism of the xanthine derivatives at CYP P-450-3A4. Theophylline decreases the bioavailability and increases the renal clearance of erythromycin by unknown mechanisms.
CLINICAL EFFECTS: The concurrent administration of xanthine derivatives and some macrolides may result in elevated levels and increased clinical and adverse effects of the xanthine derivatives. The serum levels of erythromycin may be decreased.
PREDISPOSING FACTORS: This interaction may be more severe in patients who have decreased xanthine clearance rates secondary to CHF, viral URI's, hepatic impairment, acute pulmonary edema, or cor pulmonale. Large xanthine doses may also pre-dispose patients to the clinical effects of the interaction.
PATIENT MANAGEMENT: Patients receiving concurrent therapy with these agents should be monitored for signs of xanthine toxicity (e.g. nausea, seizures, nervousness, etc.). Theophylline levels should be monitored during and following concurrent macrolide therapy. The dosage of the xanthine derivative may need to be adjusted.
DISCUSSION: Several controlled studies have demonstrated that concurrent administration of erythromycin and aminophylline,(1-5) oxtriphylline,(6) and theophylline(7-17) may reduce theophylline clearance and increase theophylline serum levels and half-life. Theophylline toxicity has been reported with concomitant administration of these drugs, usually after concurrent therapy exceeds five days. In contrast to these reports, other studies found that concurrent erythromycin and aminophylline(18-20) or theophylline(21-24) had no effects on theophylline levels.
Studies have shown that aminophylline(3) and theophylline(7-8,25) can increase the clearance of erythromycin, resulting in lower erythromycin levels.
Elevated theophylline levels have also been reported during concurrent administration of theophylline with clarithromycin.(26)
Elevated theophylline levels have also been reported during concurrent administration of theophylline with troleandomycin.(27-28)
Azithromycin,(29) dirithromycin,(30-32) miocamycin,(33-34) ponsinomycin, (35) roxithromycin,(36-38) and spiramycin(39) have been shown to not have clinically significant effects on theophylline levels.
PS:
You might want to check out the references by yourself using the link..(banyak tuh kalau nak letak kat sini...)
Or check out other references like Micromedex (tak rajin nak check skarang)..
heheh~
