Скачать или смотреть SGD On How to Fill an ADR Reporting Form: Suspected Adverse Drug Reaction | MBBS

In this practical pharmacology session for the 2024-2025 MBBS batch at Santiniketan Medical College & Hospital, we provide a step-by-step guide on how to accurately fill out an ADR reporting form using real-world clinical scenarios.

Why this video is a must-watch for medical students: Reporting ADRs is a critical component of Pharmacovigilance. In this video, we move beyond theory to practical application, helping you prepare for OSPE stations and future clinical practice.

Key Learning Objectives:

Patient & Reaction Details: Understanding how to record patient initials, age, weight, and the precise onset of suspected reactions [01:00].

Identifying Suspected Medication: How to categorize drugs based on their likelihood of causing the reaction (e.g., Pioglitazone vs. Metformin) [04:12].

Clinical Terminology: Deep dive into the meanings of Indication and Contraindication in a clinical context [08:14].

Causality Assessment Scales: An overview of tools like the Naranjo Scale, WHO-UMC Scale, and Modified Hartwig Scale [00:20].

De-challenge & Re-challenge Tests: Learning the clinical significance of withdrawing and re-administering a drug to confirm an ADR [14:57].

Assessing Seriousness: How to determine if a reaction is serious based on criteria like hospitalization, life-threatening events, or congenital anomalies [17:38].

Initial vs. Follow-up Cases: Clarifying the difference between a first-time report and a follow-up report for the same patient [24:46].

Clinical Case Scenarios Discussed:

Metformin & Pioglitazone: Managing weight gain in a Type 2 Diabetes patient [01:39].

Ramipril (ACE Inhibitor): Dealing with the classic "Dry Cough" ADR and transitioning to ARBs (Olmesartan) [19:53].

Atorvastatin: Identifying and reporting statin-induced generalized myopathy [27:06].

Timestamps for Easy Navigation: [00:20] - Overview of Causality Assessment Scales (Naranjo, WHO-UMC) [01:39] - Case Study 1: Diabetes & Pioglitazone-induced Weight Gain [05:48] - Recording Drug Dosage and Frequency (Generic vs. Brand) [08:14] - Defining "Indication" and "Contraindication" [12:21] - Re-challenge and De-challenge Tests Explained [15:51] - Concomitant Medical Products & Self-Medication [17:38] - Criteria for "Seriousness" of a Reaction [19:53] - Case Study 2: Ramipril-induced Dry Cough [24:46] - Initial Case vs. Follow-up Case Differences [27:06] - Case Study 3: Atorvastatin & Myopathy Reporting [30:12] - Laboratory Investigations & ADR Documentation


SANTINIKETAN MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL
Real Classroom Demonstration/Lecture
On: PAHRAMACOLOGY by Dr. Neeladri Majumder
(MBBS Batch: 2024-25)
Conducted on: 05-01-26