chemoprophylaxis

Converse of object

• give: Forms of treatment Pharmacists need to understand the reasons for giving chemoprophylaxis.
• receive: Patients with prosthetic heart valves or who have had one previous episode of infective endocarditis should receive chemoprophylaxis according to the current UK recommendations.
• require: In addition cruises that have an overnight stay in any other malaria endemic region of the world require malaria chemoprophylaxis.
• take: A baseline INR should be checked prior to starting chemoprophylaxis, and re-checked after 1 week of taking chemoprophylaxis.

Adjective modifier

• appropriate: Interactions with other medication together with the individuals ' medical history should be taken into account when deciding on appropriate malaria chemoprophylaxis.
• meningococcal: Choice of Drug Unless contraindicated ( e.g. jaundice or known hypersensitivity ), rifampicin is the drug of choice for meningococcal chemoprophylaxis.

Noun used with modifier

• malaria: Objectives To assess the effects of routine malaria chemoprophylaxis in people with sickle cell disease.
• intrapartum: Group B streptococcus ( GBS ) and neonatal infections: the case for intrapartum chemoprophylaxis.
• aspirin: OBJECTIVE: To examine the potential cost-effectiveness of aspirin chemoprophylaxis in relation to screening.