Clinical Trials
The volunteer can withdraw from a clinical trial at this time.
When is whenever?
This phase refers to Pharmacovigilance, a post-marketing phase of the clinical trial.
What is Phase IV?
This family of antibiotics, prescribed for CAP patients with comorbidities, developed resistance in the Lebanese population.
What are fluoroquinolones?
First-line treatment for mild GERD.
What is H2RA?
The two main kinds of crystalloids.
what is Normal Saline and Ringer Lactate?
The key concept of the double-blind clinical trial.
Do the participants and the researchers know who is receiving the treatment and who is receiving the placebo or control?
One of the findings that can only be discovered during pharmacovigilance studies.
What is DDI? a different mechanism of action? an ADR in specific populations?
This microbe is the most common cause of CAP.
What is Streptococcus Pneumoniae?
One of the classic symptoms of GERD.
What is regurgitation/Heartburn?
Treatment for bleeding-induced hypovolemia with coagulopathy risk.
What is Fresh Frozen Plasma (FFP)?
This clinical trial phase is characterized by Healthy Volunteers and Safety or Tolerance studies.
What is phase I?
Two of the partners that report the occurrence of adverse events.
Who are the Government, Industry, Hospitals, HCPs, Patients, Media, Consumers, and the WHO?
This is the first-line treatment for outpatient CAP with complications in Lebanon.
What is Amoxicillin-clavulanate plus a macrolide?
This lifestyle modification has proven effective in the management of GERD.
What is a 30-degree elevation of the bed head?
The normal range for potassium level in blood.
What is 3.5-5.3 mmol/L?
The participants in phase II of the clinical trial.
Are they diseased patients and tested by the medication?
Pharmacovigilance studies last for this period after the drug is on the market.
What is forever?
The antibiotic used for CAP with MRSA.
What is Vancomycin?
The first test for evaluation of GERD in patients with alarm symptoms.
What is endoscopy?
Most effective treatment for hyperkalemia.
What is Insulin 10 IU+ G10% 500 ml?
This phase is optional and involves giving micro doses to a small group of volunteers.
What is phase 0?
This study design is most commonly used in pharmacovigilance to state rare adverse drug reactions.
What is a case-control study?
This family of antibiotics is not preferred to be used as monotherapy when managing outpatient CAP.
What is Macrolide?
First-line treatment for pregnancy GERD.
What are lifestyle modifications?
This emergency treatment is contraindicated in the case of Digoxin treatment.
What is IV Calcium Gluconate?