Justified by us

1. A
PRESENTATION
ON
EVALUATION OF PRESCRIPTION

2. SUBMITTED TO:
SHEIKH SELIM
LECTURER
DEPT. OF PHARMACY
GONO BISHWABIDYALAY

3. Group Name: A
SERIAL
NO. NAME CLASS ROLL EXAM ROLL
01. SONIYA AKTER 04 1253
02. ASHIKUR RAHMAN O5 1254
03. KAWSAR AHMED 06 1555
04. SUJAN KUMAR 07 1256
05. SUBORNA ISLAM 08 1257
06. APU CHANDRA GHOSH 09 1258
07. SHAMIMA AKTER 10 1259
08. MD. MONIR HOSSIEN 11 1260

4. Prescription No. 01
Patient Name: Mrs. Beauty Age: 24 Years
Sex: Female Date: 05-09-2012
Rx,
1. Tab. Indever (Propanolol) 10 mg
1+1+1 2 weeks
1+0+1 Continue
2. Tab. U4 (Flupentixol+Melitracen) 10 mg
1+0+0 Continue
3. Tab. Flexi ( Aceclofenac) 100 mg
1+0+1 3 days
4. Tab. Pantonix (Pentaprazole) 20 mg
1+0+1 7 days

5. Dose:
1. Tab. Propanolol 10 mg
Adult: 40-80 mg/bid
2. Tab. Flupentixol+Melitracen 10 mg
Adult: 10 mg once daily
3. Tab. Aceclofenac 100 mg
Adult: 100 mg/bid
4. Tab. Pentaprazole 20 mg
Adult: 40 mg/day
Above these prescribed medicine is not perfect
for
prescribe patient.

6. Antibiotic:
There is no antibiotic in this prescription
Drug Interaction:
These prescribed medicine are not interact with
each
other.
Side effect:
Nausea, Vomiting, Dizziness
Justification:
As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is not
perfect for this prescribed patient. Because, the dose
of Aceclofenac is not correct dose according to
age.
Justified by
Subarna Islam

7. Prescription No. 02
Patient Name: Md. Nurul Islam Age: 55 Years
Sex: Male Date: 19-07-
2013
Rx,
1. Cap. Clindacin (Clindamycin) 300 mg
1+0+1 5 days
2. Tab. Etorix (Ketorolac Tromethamine) 120 mg
0+0+1 3 days
3. Cap. Losectil (Omeprazole) 20 mg
1+0+1

8. Dose:
1. Cap. Clindamycin 300 mg
Adult: 300 mg (2-4 times per day)
2. Tab. Ketorolac Tromethamine 120 mg
Adult: 120 mg (2 times per day)
3. Cap. Omeprazole 20 mg
Adult: 20 mg (3 times per day)
Above these prescribed medicine is perfected
for
prescribe patient

9. Antibiotic:
1. Cap. Clindacin (Clindamycin) 300 mg
These antibiotic is a Semisynthetic antibiotics derive from
lincomycin.
Drug Interaction:
No drug interaction occurs in this
prescription.
Side Effect:
Abdominal pain, Skin rashes, Diarrhoea.
Justification:
As a pharmacist I think, this prescription
is perfect

10. Prescription No. 03
Patient Name: Apu Chandra Age: 19
Years
Sex: Male Date: 04-
05-2011
Rx,
1. Cap. Triocim ( Cefixime) 200 mg
1+0+1 10 days
2. Vit. Revital-32

11. Dose:
1. Cap. Cefixime 200 mg
Adult: 400 mg/day (gonorrhoea)
Adult: 200-400 mg/day (Susceptible infection)
2. Vit. Revital-32
Adult: Once tablet/day
Above these prescribed medicine is perfected for prescribe patient.
Antibiotic:
1. Cap. Triocim ( Cefixime) 200 mg
These antibiotic is a 3rd generation cephalosporin and broad
spectrum antibiotics. These antibiotic cell wall synthesis inhibitor

12. Drug Interaction:
There is no drug interaction in this
prescription.
Side Effect:
1. Triocim: Dirrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting,
Headache, Dizzines.
2. Vit. Revital-32: Generally well tolerated.
Contraindication: Hypersensitivity

13. Justification:
As a pharmacist I think, this prescription
is
not perfect for this prescribed patient.
Because, at first the doctor should be
prescribed
first generation antibiotics but he prescribed
3rd
generation broad spectrum antibiotics.

14. Prescription No. 04
Patient Name: Sonia Akter Age: 18
Years
Sex: Female Date:
04-05-2011
Rx,
1. Tab. Gestrenol (Allylestrenol) 5 mg
1+1+1 Continue
2. Tab. Esolok (Esomeprazole) 20 mg

15. Dose:
1. Tab. Allylestrenol 5 mg
Adult: 15 mg
2. Tab. Esomeprazole 20 mg
Adult: 40 mg
3. Cap. Carbonyl Iron
Adult: 1 Cap./daily
Above these prescribed medicine is

16. Antibiotics:
There is no antibiotics in this prescription.
Drug Interaction:
No drug interaction in this prescription.
Side Effect:
Nausea, Vomiting.
Justification:
As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is
perfect for this prescribed patient.
Justified by
Kawsar Ahmed

17. Prescription No. 05
Patient Name: Shamima Akter Age: 20
Years
Sex: Female Date: 04-
05-2011
Rx,
1. Syp. D-Cough
2 teaspoonful 3 times
2. Tab. Antihistamin (Cetrizine

18. Dose:
1. Syp. D-Cough
Adult: 3 teaspoonful (15 ml) 2-3 times daily
2. Tab. Cetrizine Hydrochloride
Adult: 10 mg once daily
Above these prescribed medicine is
perfected for
prescribe patient.
Antibiotics:

19. Drug Interaction:
No drug interaction in this prescription.
Side Effect:
Nausea, Vomiting, Dizziness.
Justification:
As a pharmacist I think, this prescription
is perfect
for this prescribed patient.

20. Prescription No. 06
Patient Name: Mr. Suvro Age: 23
Years
Sex: Male Date:
09-07-2012
Rx,
1. Tab. Neuro B (Vit- B Complex)
1+1+1 2 month
2. Tab. Ocal-D (Calcium with Vit-D)

21. Dose:
1. Vit- B Complex
Adult: 3 times/day.
2. Tab. Ocal-D (Calcium with Vit-D)
Adult: 2 times/day
Above these prescribed medicine is
perfected for
prescribe patient.
Antibiotics:

22. Drug Interaction:
No drug interaction in this prescription.
Side Effect:
Nausea, Vomiting,
Justification:
As a pharmacist I think, this prescription
is perfect
for this prescribed patient.

23. Prescription No. 07
Patient Name: Nasima Akter Age: 28
Years
Sex: Female Date: 09-
07-2012
Rx,
1. Tab. Vifas (Fexofenadine Hcl) 120 mg
1+0+1
2. Cap. I-Gold (Antioxydent Eye Vit.)

24. Dose:
1. Tab. Fexofenadine Hcl 120 mg
Adult: 180 mg/day
2. Cap. Antioxydent Eye Vit.
Adult: 1 Cap./day
Above these prescribed medicine is not
perfected for
prescribe patient.

25. Drug Interaction:
No drug interaction in this prescription.
Side Effect:
Nausea, Drowsiness, Race, Weakness,
Fatigue
Justification:
As a pharmacist I think, this prescription is
not
perfect for this prescribed patient.

26. Prescription No. 08
Patient Name: Md. sharif Age: 28
Years
Rx,
1. Tab. Paramecatol 500 mg If Fever/Pain
1+0+1
2. Cap. Amoxicillin 500 mg
1+0+1 5 Days
3. Syp. Basok
3+0+3 1 month

27. Dose:
1)Tab. Paeacetamol -500 mg
Adult regular dose: 2-3 gm/day.
2)Cap. Amoxicillin-500 mg
Adult usual dose: 500 mg Thrice a day
3)Syp. Basok
Adult dose: 6-9 Teaspoonful/day
4)Tab. B complex
Adult dose: 2 Tab. Everyday

28. Antibiotic:
In this prescription it has an antibiotic
named as-
“Amoxycillin”. Which is a 1st generaation
antibiotic.
Drug Interaction:
No drug interaction occurs in this
prescription.

29. Justification:
As a pharmacist I think This
prescription is not
perfect for this prescribed patient. Because
vitamin
B-complex preparation should not be taken
at Night or
at “Empty Stomach”. But here doctor
prescribed it. So, I
should change it or call the doctor
immediately.