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What is the action of Reglan and what are its side effects?

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Discuss this interview by noting the good points, the bad points, and what you would do differently.


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Answer to Question 1

Increases GI motility; can cause nausea and diarrhea.

Answer to Question 2

Bad: Did not ask for amounts at the noon meal. Good: She controlled the conversation, did not let the patient ramble on about things that were not pertinent. Differently: Your students may have lots of suggestions here. A good one would be the use of food models if greater detail about amount is desired.


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