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Nevertheless, and in view of potentially increased vulnerability to psychosis with ADHD drugs, caution would be appropriate when prescribing ADHD drugs to children and young people with a family history of psychosis or past history of psychotic episodes.
Senior doctors rely on their own professional judgment and the need to freely choose what they judge to be the most appropriate when prescribing antimicrobial prophylaxis or treatment (Table 2, Q1 and Q2).
"Sleep experts need to do a better job of defining when it's appropriate to prescribe," Dr. Mindell said, "and provide that knowledge to pediatricians".
Systems changes may also be useful to help clinicians and pharmacists determine when it is appropriate to prescribe metformin for those with CKD, especially in older adults.
For patients receiving continuous renal replacement therapy, a dose ≤1 g every 12 hours was considered appropriate, except when prescribed for the indication of febrile neutropenia or severe life-threatening infections, in which case higher doses were considered acceptable.
Appropriate goals when prescribing supplemental oxygen are reduction and prevention of hypoxemia, prevention and treatment of pulmonary hypertension and decrease in respiratory and cardiac overload.
Randomized controlled trials would be appropriate and necessary to investigate the role of antiviral therapy in preventing PHN when prescribed more than 72 hours after rash onset.
So when we talk about the rise in antidepressant prescribing, before we start leaping to the tumbrils and saying the world's coming to an end we should have a look and say, hang on a second, if that is appropriate prescribing then that's good".
To determine whether appropriate dose adjustment was taken into account or not by the physicians when prescribing drugs in patients with renal impairment.
When prescribing these drugs, consider appropriate assessment and/or monitoring of these risk factors.
