Analysis of 189 Adverse Drug Reaction Reports in Our Hospital
Yong Li
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Yong Li
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OBJECTIVE:To analyze the general regularity and characteristics of adverse drug reaction(ADR) in our hospital and to supply references for rational drug use and correct evaluation of ADR.METHODS:189 ADR reports in our hospital in 2012 were analyzed retrospectively.RESULTS:Among 189 ADR cases,the number of male(108 cases) was more than female(81 cases).The incidence of ADR was significantly higher in the elderly aged ≥50 and juveniles aged ≤18.61.90% of ADR were induced by intravenous drip.The main clinical manifestation of organs or systems involved in ADR were lesion of skin and its appendants,which involved 78 cases(41.27%).CONCLUSIONS:ADR monitoring should be strengthened,so as to standardize clinical rational drug use and ensure the safety of drug use.
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OBJECTIVE:To analyze the general regularity and characteristics of adverse drug reaction(ADR) in our hospital and to supply references for rational drug use and correct evaluation of ADR.METHODS:189 ADR reports in our hospital in 2012 were analyzed retrospectively.RESULTS:Among 189 ADR cases,the number of male(108 cases) was more than female(81 cases).The incidence of ADR was significantly higher in the elderly aged ≥50 and juveniles aged ≤18.61.90% of ADR were induced by intravenous drip.The main clinical manifestation of organs or systems involved in ADR were lesion of skin and its appendants,which involved 78 cases(41.27%).CONCLUSIONS:ADR monitoring should be strengthened,so as to standardize clinical rational drug use and ensure the safety of drug use.
Key concepts: Medicine, Adverse drug reaction, Incidence (geometry), Drug, Drug reaction, Adverse effect, Internal medicine, Pharmacology