Allopurinol Mnemonic for Nursing Pharmacology (NCLEX)

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Allopurinol is a medication that lowers uric acid levels. Allopurinol is used as a chronic treatment of gout to prevent acute attacks, and patients should take the drug with plenty of water to most effectively reduce their risk of a gout attack. Allopurinol may also be prescribed to treat tumor lysis syndrome in patients who have recently received chemotherapy. Any rashes that develop while taking allopurinol should immediately be reported, because a serious adverse reaction is Stevens Johnson Syndrome, a type of severe drug rash.
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0:00 Introduction
0:41 Allopurinol (aloe)
1:05 Lowers Uric Acid (yurt + acidic lemons)
1:39 Prevents Gout (treating swollen toe)
2:38 Increase Fluid Intake (drinking water)
3:13 Treats Tumor Lysis Syndrome (splitting crab)
4:05 May Cause Stevens Johnson Syndrome (scrapes - rash)
4:30 Summary

[@amonmayoyo304]

alloPurinol is for Prevention of gout attacks, ColChicine is for a aCute gout

[@yalissafredericks5848]

So good

[@Pixorize]

Thanks for watching!

[@dromkvfaizi4268]

Allopurinol shouldn't be taken for acute gout. It's used for chronic gout

[@healthyandrew5294]

Unbelievable I was prescribed for high uric acid and I guess she knew it would be chronic. But didn't tell me.

[@tshiruh5]

She did say it’s not for acute

[@amonmayoyo304]

Alloes are always pictures with water , allopurinol should be taken with water 💦