APRESENTATION

ONEVALUATION OF PRESCRIPTION

SUBMITTED TO:

SHEIKH SELIM

LECTURER DEPT. OF PHARMACY

GONO BISHWABIDYALAY

Date of Submission: 03-09-2013

Group Name: A

SERIAL NO. NAME CLASS ROLL EXAM ROLL

01. SONIYA AKTER 04 1253

02. ASHIKUR RAHMAN O5 1254

03. KAWSAR AHMED 06 1555

04. SUJAN KUMAR 07 1256

05. SUBORNA ISLAM 08 1257

06. APU CHANDRA GHOSH 09 1258

07. SHAMIMA AKTER 10 1259

08. MD. MONIR HOSSIEN 11 1260

Prescription No. 01Patient Name: Mrs. Beauty Age: 24 Years

Sex: Female Date: 05-09-2012

Rx,

1. Tab. Indever (Propanolol) 10 mg

1+1+1 2 weeks

1+0+1 Continue

2. Tab. U4 (Flupentixol+Melitracen) 10 mg

1+0+0 Continue

3. Tab. Flexi ( Aceclofenac) 100 mg

1+0+1 3 days

4. Tab. Pantonix (Pentaprazole) 20 mg

1+0+1 7 days

Dose:

1. Tab. Propanolol 10 mg

Adult: 40-80 mg/bid

2. Tab. Flupentixol+Melitracen 10 mgAdult: 10 mg once daily

3. Tab. Aceclofenac 100 mgAdult: 100 mg/bid

4. Tab. Pentaprazole 20 mgAdult: 40 mg/day

Above these prescribed medicine is not perfect for

prescribe patient.

Antibiotic:

There is no antibiotic in this prescriptionDrug Interaction:

These prescribed medicine are not interact with each

other.Side effect:

Nausea, Vomiting, DizzinessJustification:

As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is not

perfect for this prescribed patient. Because, the dose of Aceclofenac is not correct dose according to age.

Justified by

Subarna Islam

Prescription No. 02Patient Name: Md. Nurul Islam Age: 55 Years

Sex: Male Date: 19-07-2013

Rx,

1. Cap. Clindacin (Clindamycin) 300 mg

1+0+1 5 days

2. Tab. Etorix (Ketorolac Tromethamine) 120 mg

0+0+1 3 days

3. Cap. Losectil (Omeprazole) 20 mg

1+0+1

Dose:

1. Cap. Clindamycin 300 mg

Adult: 300 mg (2-4 times per day)

2. Tab. Ketorolac Tromethamine 120 mg

Adult: 120 mg (2 times per day)

3. Cap. Omeprazole 20 mg

Adult: 20 mg (3 times per day)

Above these prescribed medicine is perfected for

prescribe patient

Antibiotic:

1. Cap. Clindacin (Clindamycin) 300 mgThese antibiotic is a Semisynthetic antibiotics derive from

lincomycin.

Drug Interaction:

No drug interaction occurs in this prescription.

Side Effect:

Abdominal pain, Skin rashes, Diarrhoea.

Justification:

As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is perfect

for this prescribed patient.

Justified by

Md. Monir Hossien (pharmacist)

Prescription No. 03

Patient Name: Apu Chandra Age: 19 Years

Sex: Male Date: 04-05-2011

Rx,

1. Cap. Triocim ( Cefixime) 200 mg

1+0+1 10 days

2. Vit. Revital-32

0+0+1 1 month

Dose:

1. Cap. Cefixime 200 mg

Adult: 400 mg/day (gonorrhoea)

Adult: 200-400 mg/day (Susceptible infection)

2. Vit. Revital-32Adult: Once tablet/day

Above these prescribed medicine is perfected for prescribe patient.

Antibiotic:

1. Cap. Triocim ( Cefixime) 200 mgThese antibiotic is a 3rd generation cephalosporin and broad

spectrum antibiotics. These antibiotic cell wall synthesis inhibitor

Drug Interaction:

There is no drug interaction in this prescription.

Side Effect:

1. Triocim: Dirrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Dizzines.

2. Vit. Revital-32: Generally well tolerated.

Contraindication: Hypersensitivity

Justification:

As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is

not perfect for this prescribed patient.

Because, at first the doctor should be prescribed

first generation antibiotics but he prescribed 3rd

generation broad spectrum antibiotics.

Justified byApu Chandra

Prescription No. 04

Patient Name: Sonia Akter Age: 18 Years

Sex: Female Date: 04-05-2011

Rx,

1. Tab. Gestrenol (Allylestrenol) 5 mg

1+1+1 Continue

2. Tab. Esolok (Esomeprazole) 20 mg

1+0+1 Continue

3. Cap. Zif-cl (Carbonyl Iron)

1+0+0 Continue

Dose:

1. Tab. Allylestrenol 5 mg

Adult: 15 mg

2. Tab. Esomeprazole 20 mg

Adult: 40 mg

3. Cap. Carbonyl Iron

Adult: 1 Cap./daily

Above these prescribed medicine is perfected for

prescribe patient.

Antibiotics:

There is no antibiotics in this prescription.Drug Interaction:

No drug interaction in this prescription.Side Effect:

Nausea, Vomiting.Justification:

As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is

perfect for this prescribed patient.

Justified by

Kawsar Ahmed

Prescription No. 05

Patient Name: Shamima Akter Age: 20 Years

Sex: Female Date: 04-05-2011

Rx,

1. Syp. D-Cough

2 teaspoonful 3 times

2. Tab. Antihistamin (Cetrizine Hydrochloride) 4 mg

1+0+1 7 days

Dose:

1. Syp. D-Cough

Adult: 3 teaspoonful (15 ml) 2-3 times daily

2. Tab. Cetrizine Hydrochloride

Adult: 10 mg once daily

Above these prescribed medicine is perfected for

prescribe patient.

Antibiotics:

There is no antibiotics in this prescription.

Drug Interaction:

No drug interaction in this prescription.

Side Effect:

Nausea, Vomiting, Dizziness.

Justification:

As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is perfect

for this prescribed patient.

Justified by

Shamima Akter

Prescription No. 06

Patient Name: Mr. Suvro Age: 23 Years

Sex: Male Date: 09-07-2012

Rx,

1. Tab. Neuro B (Vit- B Complex)

1+1+1 2 month

2. Tab. Ocal-D (Calcium with Vit-D)

1+0+1 2 month

Dose:

1. Vit- B Complex

Adult: 3 times/day.

2. Tab. Ocal-D (Calcium with Vit-D)

Adult: 2 times/day

Above these prescribed medicine is perfected for

prescribe patient.

Antibiotics:There is no antibiotics in this prescription.

Drug Interaction:

No drug interaction in this prescription.

Side Effect:

Nausea, Vomiting,

Justification:

As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is perfect

for this prescribed patient.

Justified by

Sujan Kumar Gain

Prescription No. 07

Patient Name: Nasima Akter Age: 28 Years

Sex: Female Date: 09-07-2012

Rx,

1. Tab. Vifas (Fexofenadine Hcl) 120 mg

1+0+1

2. Cap. I-Gold (Antioxydent Eye Vit.)

0+0+1

Dose:

1. Tab. Fexofenadine Hcl 120 mg

Adult: 180 mg/day

2. Cap. Antioxydent Eye Vit.

Adult: 1 Cap./day

Above these prescribed medicine is not perfected for

prescribe patient.

Antibiotics:There is no antibiotics in this prescription.

Drug Interaction:

No drug interaction in this prescription.

Side Effect:

Nausea, Drowsiness, Race, Weakness, Fatigue

Justification:

As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is not

perfect for this prescribed patient.

Because, the dose of Fexofenadine Hcl is not

correct dose according to age.

Justified by

Sonia Akter

Prescription No. 08

Patient Name: Md. sharif Age: 28 Years

Rx,

1. Tab. Paramecatol 500 mg If Fever/Pain

1+0+1

2. Cap. Amoxicillin 500 mg

1+0+1 5 Days

3. Syp. Basok

3+0+3 1 month

4. Tab. B Complex

1+0+1 1month

Dose:

1)Tab. Paeacetamol -500 mg

Adult regular dose: 2-3 gm/day.

2)Cap. Amoxicillin-500 mg

Adult usual dose: 500 mg Thrice a day

3)Syp. Basok

Adult dose: 6-9 Teaspoonful/day

4)Tab. B complex

Adult dose: 2 Tab. Everyday

Above these prescribed medicine is perfect for this

patient.

Antibiotic:In this prescription it has an antibiotic named

as-

“Amoxycillin”. Which is a 1st generaation antibiotic.

Drug Interaction:

No drug interaction occurs in this prescription.

Adverse Effect:

Diarrhoea, Indigestion, Nausea, Vomitting tendency,

Skin Rashes etc.

Justification:

As a pharmacist I think This prescription is not

perfect for this prescribed patient. Because vitamin

B-complex preparation should not be taken at Night or

at “Empty Stomach”. But here doctor prescribed it. So, I

should change it or call the doctor immediately.

Justified by-

Ashikur Rahman

(pharmacist)