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The VICCAN Medication Log is a document designed to record concomitant medications taken by participants in a study. It includes fields for start and stop dates, medication details, total daily dose, units, reason for use, and investigator signature. The log aims to track any additional medications that may affect the study outcomes.

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What does concomitant mean in medical terms?

Concomitant means occurring during the same time period. It usually refers to secondary symptoms that occur with a main symptom.

What is the difference between concomitant medication and past drugs?

Concomitant drugs refer to the simultaneous or successive use of two or more drugs in order to achieve the purpose of treatment, and the main result is to enhance the drug efficacy or to decrease the drug side effects.

What is a medication log?

The medication log is used to document that medication has been given to a child. Because this log is a legal document you must initial and sign each entry in ink. 2. Each medication given in the child care facility will need to have the following information written.

When should a drug be classified as concomitant?

Concomitant drug: When two or more drugs are used, each drug is called a concomitant drug, in the broad sense. In the narrow sense, a concomitant drug is a drug that is added to the basic drug treatment.

What is meant by concomitant medication?

Concomitant medications (con-meds) are prescription medications, over the counter (OTC) drugs or dietary supplements that a clinical trial participant happens to be taking at the time of the trial, in addition to the drug under investigation.

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What is a concomitant in a clinical trial?

(kon-KAH-mih-tunt) Occurring or existing at the same time as something else. In medicine, it may refer to a condition a person has or a medication a person is taking that is not being studied in the clinical trial he or she is taking part in.

What is an example of a concomitant drug?

Both consist of 3 medicinal drugs: a) Leucovorin (= folinic acid = calcium folinate), b) 5-Fluorouracil (= 5-FU), and c) Oxaliplatin. Since these 3 medicinal drugs are concomitant to each other, such a constellation is called concomitant drugs. Contrast imaging in medicine is another example.

What does concomitant therapy mean?

Concomitant or concurrent means given at the same (or almost the same) time. It is often used when talking about two treatments. For example concomitant chemotherapy and radiotherapy is when chemotherapy is given on the same or another day during a course of radiotherapy. Synonyms: concurrent.

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