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Jamie is a 20-year-old female college student who
presents to the clinic with complaints of “increasing
throbbing headaches” usually on the right side of her
head, typically associated with nausea, vomiting, and
sensitivity to light. She states her headaches have
become more frequent over the past six months with
an average of three migraines per month, lasting 2-3
days. She would like medication since she is
concerned about missing class with her headaches.
She has no abnormal findings on physical
examination at today’s visit.
Her past medical history includes migraine
headaches, and she is not taking any prescription
medications. She has no know allergies. She takes
OTC Advil as needed for her migraine headaches
which is no longer effective.
question to answer…..
Discuss pharmacodynamics, pharmacogenetics, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacotherapeutics for one of your chosen pharmacological agent(s). What monitoring parameters (including lab work) are recommended for your chosen pharmacological agent(s) and why? What would you evaluate to determine the efficacy of the treatment plan and ensure the patient is not experiencing medication-related side effects?
RX of choice is…..
Excedrin (acetaminophen 250 mg/ aspirin 250 mg/ caffeine 65 mg) 2 tablets as single dose with maximum of 2 tablets in 24 hours for acute migraine attacks.
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