ADR - Retrospective Flashcards

1
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What is a retrospective enquiry?

A

Suspected ADR has already occurred.

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Summary of ADR

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  • Has the patient had any previous history of ADR?
  • When did the ADR start?
  • Symptoms and management
  • Tests undertaken to monitor ADR?
  • Legality and reporting of the ADR
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When did the ADR start?

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  • Time of reaction in relation to:
    starting
    or dose increase of the suspected drug?
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Symptoms and management

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  • Obtain a full description of the signs and symptoms of the reaction; clarify reactions such as ‘rash’, ‘abnormal liver function tests (LFTs)’, ‘aching all over’.
  • How has the patient been managed so far?
  • Has the suspected drug been stopped?
  • Did the suspected ADR resolve when the suspect drug was stopped?
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Tests undertaken to monitor ADR?

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  • What are the results of any relevant biochemical tests e.g. renal function tests, liver function tests, full blood count, biopsies, relevant ultrasound or screening tests.
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Legality and reporting of the ADR

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  • Is the enquirer involved in a legal case?
  • Has the manufacturer been informed or a yellow card completed?
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Has the patient had any previous history of ADR?

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  • What is the current and previous medical history if relevant, including risk factors for the ADR?
  • Is there a history of adverse drug reactions or allergies?
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