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My antidote is protamine sulfate Heparin
I am the most common diligent in perenteral therapy. An overdose of me in neonates and infants can result in fluid overload and potentially death Sodium Chloride
I am contraindicated in patients with peanut allergies Ipratropium
My dose is for newborns is 1mg, while the average adult dose is 10mg and my packaging is the same (ampules) Phytonadione (Vit K)
If my dose is not tapered down, and instead stopped abruptly, the adrenals may shut down Prednisone
Taking 4g of me per day may cause problems and 10g per day is fatal. Rye Syndrome Aspirin
I am an antibiotic that can cause and Antibuse (disulfiram) type reaction if you drink any alcohol while taking me Metronidazole
I am contraindicated in young males due to priapism and am often prescribed for my side effect of drowsiness even though I am an antidepressant Trazadone (Desyrel)
I am a vinca alkalid form of chemotherapy so I am contraindicated for intrathecal use Vincristine
My maximum dose per day for an adult is 4g (4,000mg) Acetaminophen
I am an antibiotic that can cause false urine glucose tests. I also have an Antabuse (disulfiram) reactions if taken with alcohol Nitrofurantoin
In IV form I must be dispensed in a brown bag, I am highly unstable and can lower your potassium causing digitalis toxicity Furosemide
I can cause a rash that may lead to Stevens-Johnson syndrome which is fatal. My injectable for must be compounded with NS only. I am highly unstable and have a self life of only 1 hour after mixing Phenytoin
The maximum daily dose of me over-the-counter is 1.2g (1,200mg) Ibuprofen
I am measured in units Insulin
I cause a woman's uterus to contract, therefore I am sometimes used to induce labor Misoprostol
I come in 1,000 unit and 10,000 unit vials which are the exact same size and too much of anything, even a good things can be a bad thing Cyanocobalamin (Vit B12)
I am a pregnancy category X Isotretinoin
I come in multiple strength ranging from 1mg to 10mg tablets. I have duplicate interactions with aspirin and other blood thinners Warfarin
Accidental poisoning in children by taking me is what spurred the Poison Prevention Package Act of 1970 Ferrous Sulfate
I am an antibiotic that turns into a poisonous substance after my expiration Tetracycline
My sublingual form must be dispensed in the original amber glass container to protect me from heat, light and moisture Nitroglycerin
Parenteral forms of me must be compound with a filter needle because you wouldn't be able to tell if coring had occurred Iron Dextran
I am a poison derived from the foxglove plant, but given within a narrow therapeutic range I will regulate the heartbeat Digoxin
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