1.Discussion on Null Stock in Hospital Drug Storehouse
Xinyu SONG ; Huiyuan NI ; Zhonghong FANG
China Pharmacy 2001;0(10):-
OBJECTIVE:To discuss the possibility of null stock in hospital drug storehouse.METHODS:The current situation of the drug storehouse of our hospital and pharmaceutical company of our district,and the existing problems in implementation of null stock were analysed.RESULTS & CONCLUSION:There exist difficulties in carrying out complete null stock in hospital drug storehouse now,however,if computer network is adopted and the drug storage is shared by both hospital and pharmaceutical company,implementation of null stock in hospital drug storehouse will be practical.
2.Causative Study of Drug-induced Rhabdomyolysis
Linghai JIANG ; Jun ZHANG ; Zhonghong FANG ; Quan ZHOU
China Pharmacy 2015;(29):4082-4085,4086
OBJECTIVE:To investigate and analyze the causative factors and characteristics of drug-induced rhabdomyolysis in China,in order to reduce the incidence of rhabdomyolysis. METHODS:Search all cases of rhabdomyolysis in China Knowledge Re-source Integrated Database from Jan 1975 to Jun 2014. Sex,age,disease history,drugs administered,drug combination,clinical presentation and outcome of rhabdomyolysis were censused and analyzed. RESULTS:There were altogether 185 rhabdomyolysis cas-es reported,of which 57.8% were over 60 years old ,78.9% were induced by lipid regulators,and 55.7% were by statins;74.1%occurred within 1 month after drug administration,and 86.6% became normal within 1 month when causative drugs discontinued or with treatment;and 4.9% died. CONCLUSIONS:Eldly,complicated with multi-factors,such as multiple organ dysfunction syn-drome,irrational drug combination and over-doses,especially with lipid regulators,are important causative factors of rhabdomyoly-sis. Individualized administration of drugs and prescription as less as possible should be recommended to reduce the incidence of rhabdomyolysis.
3.Relationship Between Improvement on Antibacterials Use and Lowered Incidence of Drug-induced Hyperthermia
Yuan ZHANG ; Zhonghong FANG ; Huan FANG ; Yujuan LIU ; Linghai JIANG ; Xiaoqun LYU
Herald of Medicine 2017;36(4):434-438
Objective To conduct a retrospective study about drug-induced hyperthermia (DIH) based on DIH data obtained in medical practice,and elucidate the relationship between DIH incidence and antibacterials overuse.Methods To investigate successively the medical records of inpatients from orthopaedics department in Fudan university affiliated Jinshan hospital at two different periods,and data of DIH cases were extracted to perform a comparative study.The period for 229 effective cases of group Ⅰ was from Feb.1 to Apr.30,2011,before significant improvement on antibacterials use.The period for 342 effective cases of group Ⅱ was from Jul.1 to Sep.30,2012,after the effective enforcements of regulation on antibacterials use.Inclusion criteria for DIH were:①an oral temperature ≥37.6 ℃ since postoperative day 4,②no evidence of infection,③a time relationship between fever and the administration of causative drugs:a fever occurring with drug administration and disappearing after drug cessation within 3 days,④no other causes for the fever,⑤oral temperature ≤ 37.6 ℃ until leaving hospital.Exclusion criteria for DIH were listed below:①possible pathological fever,e.g.,in cancer,②hospitalization within 3 days,③no surgery,④severe trauma,for example,visceral or central nervous system injury.Results All causative drugs were for injection.By comparison,duration of antibacterial administration is significantly shorter in group Ⅱ than in group Ⅰ (1.7 ± 1.7 vs.4.6-± 1.8days,P < 0.01),and total DIH incidence and antibacterials related DIH incidence were significantly lower in group Ⅱ than in group Ⅰ (7.3% vs.30.1%,1.5% vs.25.3%,both P <0.01).Conclusion DIH incidence is related with drug type especially with antibacterials overuse,and changed with drug program.DIH was more serious for injection of antibacterials than injection of traditional Chinese medicine.Decrease of antibacterials usage is positively associated with the decreased DIH incidence.Safe medication should begin from safe usage of antibacterials.