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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds. Peace and blessings be upon the noblest of creation, the master of messengers. My dear nursing students in the Pharmacology for Nurses course, we continue our lectures today. Last time, we stopped at the slide entitled

Allergic Drugs, slide 51. What is meant by allergic drugs is drug sensitivity. Of course, last time, on Thursday, we talked about a group of very important points and we discussed the types of drugs and their formulations. We have oral, solid, capsule, oral, vial, and other forms of medication, creams, lotions,

pastes, and foams. We talked about all of this last time. Today, we want to talk about the topic of allergic drugs, drug sensitivity. You all hear many times when we say we are doing an assessment of the patient and we are taking the history, the doctor asks the question: Do you have any allergies to any

drugs in the past? for him? Because this medication is not prescribed to him, as the allergy to the medication is sometimes almost fatal. What does "al-Rajir al-Rajy" mean? Allergic response awareness is important, and this is a crucial point. Not all patients are allergic to a drug. For example, if I have a drug like

penicillin, and the doctor prescribes penicillin to everyone, we have to do a penicillin test to see if they are allergic to it. The vast majority of them will test negative, so they can take the drug. But if it tests positive, it means they cannot take the drug. So, the sensitivity to the medication might be present in

some people, while others don't have an allergy to the same drug. It's essentially an