Common Drugs Dosage

Celecoxib (coxib) 200 mg BID x 5 days

Etoricoxib (arcoxia) 120mg OD x 5 days
Tramadol+PCM (algesia) tab Q6h prn for pain
Mupirocin (bactroban) BDS x 10 days
Aplosin Otic drops Instill 3 drops on affected ear x 15 mins, TID x 7
days
Flammazine Cream BDS
Cefuroxime 500 mg BID x 7 days
Sultamicillin (Silgram) 750mg tab BID x 7days
Metronidazole (Dazomet) 500 mg TID x 7 days
OPD MINOR OR
Cefalexin 500 mg tab TID x 7 days
Mefenamic Acid 500 mg tab Q6h x 5 days then as needed for pain
Cefuroxime 750mg vial once
Ranitidine 50 mg vial once
Omeprazole 40mg vial once
Doctor/Year Contact no.
FIRST YEAR

DR. COLLANTES 0923-593-6227

DR. CABANAG 0922-862-9199
DR. GOMEZ 0922-893-0236
SECOND YEAR

DR. CHUA 0917-303-5883

DR. CAGULADA 0932-790-2088
THIRD YEAR

DR. FLORES 0922-996-9662

DR. CORTES 0932-877-1322
FIFTH YEAR

DR. ABELLANA 0923-922-0095

DR. ANG 0922-824-1041
2
DR. AHMADIAN 0933-463-5683
 DOG / CAT BITE
1. TT 0.5mg/amp # 1
Sig. inject 1 amp IM x1 now
2. TIG 250 IU/amp #1
Sig. inject 1 amp IM x1 now
3. Berirab 300 IU/2ml (20 UI/kg) vial #___ (wt x
20/300)
Sig. ½ infiltrate / at wound now
½ IM
4. Verorab 0.5 ml/amp
Sig. inject 1 amp on days
0-
3-
7-
14- A: Punctured wound
28- 2° to Dog/Cat Bite
 ADULT GLASGOW COMA SCALE
• Used to describe the general level of consciousness
in patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and to
define broad categories of head injury.
• Divided into 3 categories:
– Eye Opening
– Motor Response
– Verbal response
• The score is determined by the sum of the 3
categories with a maximum of 15 and a minimum
score of 3
EYE OPENING BEST MOTOR BEST VERBAL
SCORE RESPONSE SCORE RESPONSE SCORE

4 : Spontaneously 6 : Obeys command 5 : Oriented and

converses
3 : To Verbal 5 : Localizes Pain 4 : Disoriented and
Command convereses
2 : To Pain 4 : Flexion Withdrawal 3 : Inappropriate
words; cries
1 : No response 3 : Flexion abnormal 2 : Incomprehensible
(Decorticate) sounds
2 : Extension 1 : No Response
(Decerebrate)
1 : No response
 Interpretation of GCS
• The GCS is often used to help define the
severity of TBI
– Mild Head Injury: GCS score of 13-15
– Moderate Head Injury: GCS score of 9-12
– Severe Head Injury: GCS score of 8 or less

• Patients who are intubated are evaluated only

based on eye opening and motor response and the
suffix T is added to their score to indicate intubation.
– The maximum GCS score is 10T and the minimum score