Look for Potential Med Culprits in Angioedema

July 2020

You’ll be asked how to manage drug-induced angioedema.

This localized swelling often affects the face, tongue, or larynx...and sometimes the lower GI tract.

Be familiar with potential offenders, such as ACEIs...ARBs...calcium channel blockers...and many NSAIDS.

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Table of Contents

Practice Help Patients Navigate COVID-19 Misinformation
Practice Be Familiar With COVID-19 Tests and How to Interpret Results
Alzheimer's Disease Set Realistic Expectations About Meds for Alzheimer’s
Gout Stick With Allopurinol for Chronic Gout
Infectious Diseases Know the Ins and Outs of Treating Swimmer’s Ear
Combinations Consider Downsides Before Switching to a Combo Med
Antiepileptics Weigh Special Considerations for Anticonvulsant Use in Women
Sunscreens Clear Up Sunscreen Confusion
Kidney Disease Be Prepared to Adjust Oral Antibiotics in Dialysis Patients
Antiarrhythmics Update Protocols if Your Hospital Adopts IV Sotalol Loading
New Drugs Explain How IV Meloxicam Stacks Up to Other Injectable NSAIDs
Immunology Look for Potential Med Culprits in Angioedema