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Gentian yields not more than 6 per cent Miconazole Monistat ; . For the treatment of candida. Topical or Intravaginal. Dosage: Monistat 7 cream: 15g applicator-full intravaginally once daily at bedtime for 7 consecutive days. Monistat 7 vaginal suppositories: 1 100 mg ; suppository intravaginally daily at bedtime for 7 consecutive days. Monistat derm cream: Apply a thin layer of cream topically to cover the affected area twice daily. Continue treatment for 2 weeks. Monistat 3 vaginal ovules: 1 400 mg ; ovule intravaginally daily at bedtime for 3 consecutive days. Misoprostol Cytotec, a synthetic prostaglandin E1 analog, for treatment of postpartum uterine atony or postpartum hemorrhage uncontrolled by the use of oxytocin. Misoprostol is supplied as either 100 or 200 mcg per tablet. Misoprostol is a water soluble, viscous liquid. The inactive ingredients of tablets are hydrogenated castor oil, hydroxypopyl methylcellulose, microcyrstalline cellulose, and sodium starch gylcolate. Misoprostol is a third line agent, used only after oxytocin and Ergonovine maleate, where available, have been attempted. Usual dose is 400 to 800 mcg per rectum. It can also be given orally, but is generally not tolerated as well. It is rapidly absorbed by both routes. Adverse reactions: Most common especially with oral administration ; : GI diarrhea 14 40% ; , abdominal pain 13 20% ; and fever and shiver 11% ; . Greater incidence than 1%: nausea 3.2% ; , flatulence 2.9% ; , headache 2.4% ; , dyspepsia 2 % ; , vomiting 1.3% ; and constipation 1.1% ; . Contraindications: Misoprostol should not be taken by anyone with a history of allergy to prostaglandins. If Misoprostol is administered in response to a postpartum hemorrhage occurring out-ofhospital, transport to hospital and consultation with a physician is indicated. The use of Misoprostol for the induction of labour is currently under evaluation. This application of Misoprostol is NOT approved for use by registered midwives. Mupirocin clotrimizole - nystatin betamethasone Jack Newman's Nipple Cream is used as a topical treatment for candidiasis of the nipple in the breastfeeding woman, with or without secondary bacterial infection. The cream should be applied sparingly to the nipples after each feeding and not washed or wiped off, even prior to the next feed. If Gentian violet is being used, the cream should not be applied at the same time. This cream is compounded by a pharmacist using 10 grams mupirocin Bactroban 2% ; , 10 grams clotrimizole cream 10% ; , 10 grams nystatin ointment 100, 000 units ml ; and 10 grams betamethasone ointment 0.1. Antagonists CB1 ; are believed to modulate energy balance systems in the brain, which are hypothesised to be altered in smokers. It is believed that one of the effects of the CB1 compounds is to restore balance to food intake and energy expenditure. Perhaps the most promising compound is the CB1 receptor antagonist rimonabant SR-141716A, Accomplia; Sanofi-Synthelabo ; . In animal studies it reduces nicotine self-administration and nicotine-induced dopamine release in the nucleus accumbens [44]. Perhaps more importantly, it appears to increase dopamine, noradrenaline and 5-HT levels in the cortex and nucleus accumbens [45]. Preliminary data from the STRATUS-US trial smoking cessation in smokers motivated to quit ; on the effects of rimonabant are promising. The study enrolled 787 smokers in 11 clinical trial sites in the US. The participants were randomised to rimonabant at a dose of 5 mg n 262 ; or 2 0mg n 261 ; , or a placebo. The study lasted 10 weeks and the smokers were permitted to smoke during the first 2 weeks, but were asked to abstain after this period. The quit rates for subjects in the 20 mg rimonabant group were double that of the placebo group and they showed a marked reduction in weight gain over the 10-week treatment [46]. Rimonabant was well-tolerated with few side effects. The drug is completing Phase III studies none of which were published as of February 2004 ; and could be available by late 2005.

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With some disinfectants weaker solutions are more effective than saturated solutions. It was thought that this might account for any discrepancies between the results of our work and those of others. Some spores of Bacillus anthracis were found to resist dilutions of gentian violet up to 1: 10, 000 for 24 hours at 37C. A saturated solution has greater bactericidal action than weaker solutions. The results obtained in this experiment indicate that not a few spores of Gram-positive bacteria are highly resistant to the triphenylmethane dyes. That they are more resistant than the vegetative cells of Gram-negative organisms such as Bacterium coli can readily be shown. One need only place a mixture of Bacillus subtilis and Bacterium coli in a saturated aqueous solution of gentian violet, follow the technique used in this experiment, and a pure culture of Bacillus subtilis will result. A relatively shorter exposure will suffice. Experiment 2. To Determine whether a Dye-Fast Strain of Bacillus anthracis Might Develop upon Exposure to a Non-Bacterioslatic Concentration of Gentian Violet.Technique.-The anthrax culture used in this experiment was obtained from a third dilution plate made in an experiment like Experiment 1. This colony apparently had developed from a spore or spores resistant to gentian violet. Strokes from this culture were made on agar plates containing concentrations of gentian violet from 1: 100, 000 to 1: 000, 000. Extract agar containing 1 per cent dextrose and with a reaction of pH 7.5 was used. From a colony arising in the plate containing the greatest concentration of dye, strokes were made on other plates containing the same and greater concentrations of dye. This process was repeated through a number of generations. By this method it proved possible to obtain a culture of anthrax that would grow in a concentration of dye at least twice that which inhibited the original culture. Fig. 1 shows two dye-tolerant colonies growing in a dilution of 1: 400, 000 gentian violet. This represents and ginkgo.

COPD Adapted from Angela Stewart, PharmD, BCPS Clinical Guidelines 2004 updated Executive Summary at goldcopd COPD Diagnosis Chronic cough: present intermittently or daily, usually persists throughout day, rarely nocturnal Chronic sputum production Dyspnea: progressive, persistent, worse with exercise respiratory infections History of exposure to risk factors: SMOKING, occupational exposure to dust chemicals Patients may be "pink puffers" emphysema ; or "blue bloaters" chronic bronchitis ; , or a little of both Diagnosis confirmed with spirometry: FEV1 FVC 70% Emphysema "pink puffers" Main complaint: dyspnea, often severe, usually presenting after age 50. Cough is rare with scant, clear, mucoid sputum. Patient appears uncomfortable with evident use of accessory muscles for respiration. Chest is quiet without adventitious sounds, no peripheral edema. Pathophysiology 1. Imbalance between protective protease inhibitors and active proteases 2. Reduced surface area for gas exchange 3. Reduced elastic recoil of lung tissue 4. Compression of distal airways during exhalation 5. Loss of distal capillary network Chronic bronchitis "blue bloaters" Main complaint: chronic cough, productive of mucopurulent sputum, w frequent exacerbations due to chest infections. Often presents in late 30's-40's. Dyspnea usually mild, though pts may note limitations to exercise. Pts frequently overweight & cyanotic, but seem comfortable at rest. Peripheral edema common. Chest is noisy w rhonchi invariably present, wheezes common. Pathophysiology 1. Mucous gland, goblet cell hypertrophy 2. Smooth muscle hypertrophy 3. Cartillage atrophy 4. Inflammation 5. Repeated respiratory infections Asthma vs. COPD COPD Persistent Moderate Lower No blunting with chronic use Older Asthma Intermittent Dramatic Higher Decreased effect with chronic use Younger and gleevec.

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Probable and confirmed: one or more of positive tourniquet test, Dengue virus petechiae, ecchymosis or purpura, bleeding from mucosa, serotypes 14 ; gastrointestinal tract, injection sites, haematemesis or melaena and thrombocytopenia platelets 100, 000 cmm ; , and evidence of plasma leakage 20% rise in haematocrit, pleural effusion ascites ; Same as DHF and evidence of circulatory failure manifested as rapid and weak pulse, pulse pressure 20 mmHg, etc. Dengue virus serotypes 14 and gentian. Table 2. Additional vascular plant Species of Concern, excluding alpine taxa, known from ownerships other than BLM within the project area prior to 2006. Those thought most likely to be documented from BLM lands are highlighted. BLM Global State Taxa Habitat Status Rank Rank Adoxa moschatellina Sensitive G5 S2 Vernally moist, rock slopes musk-root ; Amorpha canescens Sensitive G5 SH Dry prairies lead plant ; Asclepias incarnata G5 S1 Wet meadows, thickets swamp milkweed ; Asclepias ovalifolia G5? S1 Open, pine woodlands, prairies oval-leaf milkweed ; Aster ptarmicoides G5 S1 Open, dry grasslands prairie aster ; Carex gravida G5 S1S2 Wooded draws pregnant sedge ; Grasslands and open forests in the montane Carex stenoptila G2 S1S2 and subalpine zones, and moist soil along small-winged sedge ; streams in the valleys Ceanothus herbaceus G5 SH Pine woodlands New Jersey tea ; Centaurium exaltatum G5 SH Moist soil around ponds and streams western centaury ; Dichanthelium oligosanthes Sensitive G5T5 S1 Wooded draws var. scribnerianum Scribner's panic grass ; Eleocharis rostellata Sensitive G5 S2 Wet, often alkaline soils beaked spikerush ; Epipactis gigantea G3G4 S2 Seeps and springs thermal ; giant helleborine ; Erigeron formosissimus Meadows and forest openings in the montane G5 S1 beautiful fleabane ; and subalpine zones Moist meadows, springs, stream margins and Eupatorium maculatum G5 S1S2 swamp thickets in the valleys and on the Spotted joepye-weed ; plains Fens, meadows, and seeps, usually in areas of Gentianopsis simplex G5 S1 crystalline parent material in the montane and hiker's gentian ; subalpine zones Moist, sandy soil along rivers and streams in Hemicarpha drummondii G4G5 SH the valleys Drummond's hemicarpha ; Moist, humic soil in riparian forest on the Maianthemum canadense G5 SH plains wild lily-of-the-valley ; Penstemon grandiflorus G5? S1 Sandy soil of valleys and plains large-flowered penstemon ; Grasslands and sagebrush steppe in the valley Potentilla plattensis Sensitive G4 S1 and montane zones Platte cinquefoil ; Prunus pumila G5 S1 Sandy or rocky soils in plains grasslands sand cherry ; Ranunculus jovis Sagebrush grasslands to open forest slopes in Jove's buttercup ; the montane and subalpine zones Moist streambanks and riparian forests in the Senecio eremophilus G5 S1S2 valley and montane zones desert groundsel ; Sporobolus asper G5 SH Open forests and grasslands on the plains longleaf dropseed and glucosamine.