Asked by joji
Which type of dosing tool is validated and widely used in pharmacy practice for antibiotic dosing?
a.
Rule-based nomogram
b.
Bayesian modeling tool
c.
Standard trough-based calculator
d.
Weight-based sliding scale
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a. Rule-based nomogram
Explanation: Rule-based nomograms (for example, the Hartford nomogram for aminoglycosides and various validated vancomycin nomograms) have been prospectively validated and are widely used in pharmacy practice. Bayesian tools are increasingly recommended (especially for AUC-guided vancomycin dosing) but are less universally implemented.
Explanation: Rule-based nomograms (for example, the Hartford nomogram for aminoglycosides and various validated vancomycin nomograms) have been prospectively validated and are widely used in pharmacy practice. Bayesian tools are increasingly recommended (especially for AUC-guided vancomycin dosing) but are less universally implemented.
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