"drug adjustment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in reference to changes made to a patient's medication or dose to address a health issue. For example: My doctor adjusted my drug regimen to better address my high blood pressure.
Amikacin concentration were determined using Indiko® Thermo Fisher Scientificc), and drug adjustment were based on the recommendations given by the Pharmacokinetics Unit (Pharmacy Service).
Moreover, they show that empirical drug dosing following standard drug adjustment algorithms in the ICU is not accurate enough to prevent extreme PK deviations, which might be one or the possible explanations for the toxicity and treatment failure problems reported by Yahav et al. [ 4] and Bhat et al. [ 6].
EEG availability with software that allows the access of a consulting neurologist in acute care settings can facilitate communication and provide a prompt course of action regarding drug adjustment.
Moreover, it underlines the difficulty of bedside prediction of cefepime PK, based on standard drug adjustment algorithms, including calculated CLCr.
A major parameter for cefepime drug adjustment is CLCr, which is often calculated by the classical Cockcroft-Gault equation [ 21].
In contrast, drug accumulation and toxicity was observed in two patients with renal impairment (CLCr < 50 ml/minute), in spite of drug adjustment.
Armstrong, like many others, took testosterone and the drug EPO.
The first is the Investigational New Drug (IND) application.
The drug, Genentech's Avastin, costs $88,000 a year.
It is a new generation of the drug EPO, which is banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
In Tulsa, the police said investigators found the drug PCP in the shooting victim's S.U.V.
