- Furosemide, sold
under the
brand name
Lasix among others, is a loop
diuretic medication used to
treat edema due to
heart failure,
liver scarring, or kidney...
-
quite a bit
during his
racing in
Florida and
required Lasix to deal with the problem. However,
Lasix was
still banned in New York in 1990, so he did not...
- eye
surgery Lasić,
Slavic surname Đorđije Lašić,
Yugoslav Army
officer Lasix, a
diuretic medication L****ic, 19th-century
indigenous American leader L****ik...
-
Arava Avil
Avipect Bi-Profenid Bronchi****
Claforan Daonil Flagyl Hemoclar Lanzor Lasix Maalox Maalox Plus
Proctosedyl Targocid Tavanic Telfast Trental...
- 2013, for the
orphan disease homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia.
Lasix (Furosemide), for edema.
Lovenox (Enoxaparin), for thrombosis, (its biggest...
-
chlorothiazide is
given to
diurese a
patient in
addition to
furosemide (
Lasix).
Working in a
separate mechanism from
furosemide and
absorbed enterically...
- name
Losec was
changed to
Prilosec to
avoid confusion with the
diuretic Lasix (furosemide). The new name led to
confusion between omeprazole (Prilosec)...
- rate O —
Oxygen saturation B —
Blood pressure C —
Consciousness LMNOP:
Lasix (furosemide)
Morphine (diamorphine)
Nitrates Oxygen (sit
patient up) Pulmonary...
-
commonly known as
Lasix)
received an
allowance of five pounds.
Starting in 2020, the use of all race-day medications,
including Lasix, is prohibited, which...
-
found wide
acceptance in
combination therapy,
including loop
diuretics (
Lasix/furosemide,
Hoechst Pharmaceuticals, 1963), beta
blockers (ICI Pharmaceuticals...
