Prepare a Patient Information Leaflet (PIL) for the drug mentioned: Drug name: Glibenclamide Instructions for preparing: ü The assignment should be typed and printed on A4 single sheet. ü The PIL will...

Prepare a Patient Information Leaflet (PIL) for the drug mentioned:



Drug name: Glibenclamide



Instructions for preparing:


ü The assignment should be typed and printed on A4 single sheet.
ü The PIL will be evaluated for its
content, presentation and layout.


ü The following subheadings are to be included:

1.

Generic name:



2.

Brand name:



3.

Therapeutic class:



4.

Dosage forms, color, shape, size, any special characteristics of the dosage form:



5.

Cost per strip/box in RO



6.

Principal indication (labeled and unlabeled):



7.

Dose and instructions for each indication:



8.

Significant drug interactions (Rx, OTC, or herbals) and/or drug-nutrient Interactions;



9.

describe the mechanism:



10.

Adverse drug reactions (include common and serious side effects):



11.

Contraindications/warnings/precautions:



12.

Monitoring Parameters:



13.

Auxiliary Labels Required:



14.

Key counseling points:



15.

Is a dose alternation required in; if yes, state



? Renal impairment



? Hepatic impairment



? Geriatric patients



? Pediatric patients


1.
References are to be included.
At least four references should be used; out of which 2 from the internet and 2 from textbooks/reference books.
2. References to follow APA referencing.
The leaflet must be:

• In A4 paper size


• typed form both side


• Should be in landscape


• Attractive


• Use picture


• In color


• Tri folded paper

Prepare a Patient Information Leaflet (PIL) for the drug mentioned: Drug name: Glibenclamide Instructions for preparing: The assignment should be typed and printed on A4 single sheet. The PIL will be evaluated for its content, presentation and layout. The following subheadings are to be included: 1. Generic name: 2. Brand name: 3. Therapeutic class: 4. Dosage forms, color, shape, size, any special characteristics of the dosage form: 5. Cost per strip/box in RO 6. Principal indication (labeled and unlabeled): 7. Dose and instructions for each indication: 8. Significant drug interactions (Rx, OTC, or herbals) and/or drug-nutrient Interactions; 9. describe the mechanism: 10. Adverse drug reactions (include common and serious side effects): 11. Contraindications/warnings/precautions: 12. Monitoring Parameters: 13. Auxiliary Labels Required: 14. Key counseling points: 15. Is a dose alternation required in; if yes, state  Renal impairment  Hepatic impairment  Geriatric patients  Pediatric patients 1. References are to be included. At least four references should be used; out of which 2 from the internet and 2 from textbooks/reference books. 2. References to follow APA referencing. The leaflet must be: · In A4 paper size · typed form both side · Should be in landscape · Attractive · Use picture · In color · Tri folded paper