308 Ibuprofen (Advil, Nuprin) Pyridium Antihistamines Claritin (non-drowsy) Zyrtec 200–400 mg q4–6h PO as needed 100–200 mg PO after meals. When taken concurrently with an antibacterial agent for treatment of urinary tract infection, do not exceed 2 days 10 mg daily 10 mg daily Rheumatoid and osteoarthritis Analgesics Antiinflammatory Antipyretic Muscle aches Toothaches Menstrual cramps Urinary tract analgesic Symptom relief of pain, burning, urgency, and frequency Sinusitis (nonbacterial) Influenza Postnasal drip Allergic rhinitis Hives, allergic dermatitis Sinusitis (nonbacterial) Influenza Postnasal drip Allergic rhinitis Hives, allergic dermatitis Critical aspirin therapy Hypersensitivity Asthma Severe renal and hepatic disease Employees on anticoag- ulant therapy (i.e., Coumadin) Pregnancy Pregnancy Employee on medication for high blood pressure or depression Acute asthma attack Employee on medication for high blood pressure or depression Acute asthma attack Prolonged bleeding time Tinnitus and hearing loss Rash Nausea and vomiting Gastrointestinal distress Hypersensitivity mani- fested by asthma Orange or red urine Nausea and vomiting Gastrointestinal bleeding Diarrhea Heartburn Rash Common Prescriptive and Nonprescriptive Medications Used in the Occupational Health Setting with Standing Orders (continued) Drug Dosage Indications Contraindications Adverse Reactions Medical Director’s Signature: Date: Note:The occupational health nurse should consult with the company physician regarding standing medical orders and obtain physician’written, s dated authorization.
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