Adverse Drug Reactions

Also written as ADR.

Clinical: Regular assessment for symptom resolution and adverse drug reactions.

What our notes say

• Clinical: Regular assessment for symptom resolution and adverse drug reactions. (Tuberculosis: pulmonary and extrapulmonary)
• Drug-related: Severe adverse drug reactions, drug-resistant TB. (Tuberculosis: pulmonary and extrapulmonary)
• Adverse Drug Reactions: Vigilantly monitor for side effects of antifungal and antiparasitic agents. (Common fungal and parasitic infections)
• Identify the primary pharmacological problem – e.g., drug‑induced hepatotoxicity, therapeutic failure, adverse drug reaction, or drug‑drug interaction. (Clinical pharmacology and rational prescribing)
• Adverse drug reactions (ADRs) – ranging from mild GI upset to life‑threatening Stevens‑Johnson syndrome; early detection improves outcome. (Clinical pharmacology and rational prescribing)
• Polypharmacy complications – adverse drug reactions, drug‑drug interactions, medication non‑adherence. (Geriatric medicine)

Study material on Adverse Drug Reactions

• Poisoning and adverse drug reactions
• Clinical pharmacology and rational prescribing

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