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Awesome review made by Compound Interest (https://www.facebook.com/compoundchem?fref=ts)
Authored By Mara on Tuesday 7th July 2015

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Nicole Chalmers
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Community Manager - United Kingdom
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Posted about 5 years ago
Nice find Mara!
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Mara
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med student
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Posted about 5 years ago
Thanks! Facebook does work for somethings sometimes! :)
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Alper
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Medical student - Ataturk unuversity/Turkey
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Posted almost 5 years ago
That's good. Thank you
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Khalid Khan
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Medical Student - University of Nottingham
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Posted about 5 years ago
Great find! I like the simplicity of the layout - makes it very user-friendly. Thanks for sharing.
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Mara
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med student
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Posted almost 5 years ago
They have pretty good stuff in their page. If you have facebook, you should definitely follow them :)
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Justin
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MS4 - SoCal
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Posted almost 5 years ago
The continuum for analgesic strength is perfect for on the fly conversions. I remember getting asked about those a lot on rounds last year.
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Mara
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med student
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Posted almost 5 years ago
I got asked about it on my pharmacology oral. It was good I had memorised this picture!
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Udson Portilho
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Medical Student - Holy House of Medicine of Vitória
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Posted over 4 years ago
Where does Metamizole fit in this cale?
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Asra Alwandi
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Medical Student - St. Georges University, London
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Posted almost 5 years ago
Thank you for this comprehensive overview!
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Hamzah Ocheje O.
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General practioner - Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, kaduna, Nigeria
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Posted about 5 years ago
Simply nice.
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Jamshaid Iqbal
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Doctor - national university of science and technology, pak
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Posted almost 5 years ago
Nice
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Asra Alwandi
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Medical Student - St. Georges University, London
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Posted almost 5 years ago
Excellent resource Mara! I would just like to mention that I learnt at medical school that Paracetamol inhibits COX-3 enzymes in order to alleviate pain.
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Mara
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med student
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Posted almost 5 years ago
We learned that too, but our professor also told us that it hasn't been 100% proven, so it's just like a 'plus' to learn
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Asra Alwandi
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Medical Student - St. Georges University, London
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Posted almost 5 years ago
That sounds absolutely right to me! Again, thank you so much for this resource Mara :)
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Alex Ortega
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Medical Student - Instituto Politéctico Nacional (México)
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Posted almost 5 years ago
Helpful. Thaks
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Jeremy Walker
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Site Administrator
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Posted about 5 years ago
Really cool. Nice find!
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Mara
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med student
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Posted about 5 years ago
Thank you! It seems like facebook does work for somethings sometimes! :)
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Gajen
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Medical student - Malaysia
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Posted almost 5 years ago
I hv dout !! If patient keep on complaining pain anterior part of leg only one side!! Which pain killer best to prescribe ?
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Mara
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med student
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Posted almost 5 years ago
Sorry, I'm not a doctor. If you're not sure, you should ask your mentor, tho!
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Eiron
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Posted about 5 years ago
to be honest it can be found at a much better resolution just looking at the source: http://www.compoundchem.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Brief-Guide-to-Common-Painkillers-Oct-14.png
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Mara
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med student
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Posted about 5 years ago
Thanks for pointing it out. I tried to 'edit' the picture, but it wouldn't let me.
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Emmanuel Gonzalez Tellez
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Posted almost 5 years ago
what is the toxic dose of acetaminophen?
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Mara
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med student
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Posted almost 5 years ago
7.5-10 g in adutls and 150 - 200 mg/kg in kids
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