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Understanding Normal and Clinical Nutrition

Sharon Rady Rolfes, Kathryn Pinna, Ellie Whitney

Chapter 19

Medications, Herbal Products, and Diet-Drug Interactions - all with Video Answers

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Section 1

Review

03:07

Problem 1

Describe similarities and differences among prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, and generic versions of drugs.

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Problem 2

Identify factors that frequently cause medication errors. What recommendations have been proposed to reduce the incidences of these errors?

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Problem 3

Explain why some patient populations are at high risk for adverse effects from drugs.

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01:19

Problem 4

Explain why herbal products are not dependable treatments for medical conditions. Describe possible dangers associated with the use of these products.

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Problem 5

Discuss ways in which medications can affect food intake.

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Problem 6

Describe how medications can interfere with nutrient absorption and how dietary factors can affect drug absorption.

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01:00

Problem 7

Explain how drugs and nutrients may influence each other's metabolism, and provide examples.

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03:23

Problem 8

Discuss diet-drug interactions that can alter the excretion of nutrients or medications. Explain why tyramine intake must be monitored by people using monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors.

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