Hi, Charlie.  Respectfully, I'm going to disagree.  I think the lookup
is the Brand name of the drug. This makes it easier for non-pharmacy
users to be more exact. I've noticed that if the strength is included in
the Brand name it seems to be there.  I do realize that not having DCN
100 doesn't fit this so it should be added to be consistent.


Jeff Thompson, R.Ph.
Pharmacy Informatics
Newman Regional Health
Emporia, KS 66801
Direct: 620-340-6150

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From: meditech-l@MTUSERS.COM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Charlie Downs
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 10:34 AM
To: MEDITECH-L@MTUSERS.COM
Subject: [MEDITECH-L] Fw: Allergens



Below is a message that I sent to Melinda Carson at FDB regarding the
way the allergens pick list from FDB looks. I wanted to know if people
agree with what I am asking them to do?
Thanks,
Charlie

> Melinda - Last night I was staffing and noticed that when I entered an

> allergy for Darvocet, I got the following choices:
> Darvocet-N 50                       Multiple
> Darvon                              Multiple
> Darvon Compound 32                  Multiple
> Darvon Compound-65                  Multiple
> Darvon-N                            Multiple
>
> Darvocet-N 100 wasn't even listed, so shouldn't it be? The other 
> option is to just not put a strength and just have Darvocet-N. The 
> same for Darvon Compound - why not get rid of the strength. I've never

> seen a strength listed for a med when it is listed as an allergy.
>
> Also, Vicodin and Lortabs are listed kind of the same way
> 1  Vicodin                             Multiple
> 2  Vicodin ES                          Multiple
>
> 1  Lortab                              Multiple
> 2  Lortab 10/500                       Multiple
> 3  Lortab 7.5                          Multiple
> 4  Lortab Elixir                       Multiple
>
> Something like Zocor isn't listed separately for each strength, so 
> neither should any drug - it makes no sense. Granted if we are looking

> at excipient allergies, it may be an issue, but like I said, I've 
> never seen a strength written on an allergy in my entire life.
> Thanks,
> Charlie
>
> Charles Downs Pharm.D.
> Washington County Hospital
> Inpatient Pharmacy
> 251 E. Antietam Street
> Hagerstown, MD, 21740
> 301-790-8904


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