SWAMEDIKASI OBAT MUAL & MUNTAH | APOTEKER UHAMKA 39 | KELAS A (PAGI)

Summary

In this informative video, a pharmacist named Febriana assists a patient, Raffi Ahmad, who is experiencing nausea and vomiting during long journeys. The pharmacist recommends two options for treatment: Antimo and Dramamine, with the latter being more suitable for long trips due to its faster effects. Febriana provides thorough instructions on dosage, timing, and possible side effects, while also advising the patient on lifestyle adjustments, such as avoiding caffeine and high-fat foods. The video offers valuable self-care tips for those facing travel-related nausea, ensuring an informative and helpful experience for viewers.

Takeaways

• 😀 The pharmacist introduces themselves and asks the patient for their details before offering any medication.
• 😀 The patient experiences nausea and vomiting during long trips and is looking for a solution to prevent this.
• 😀 The pharmacist asks for additional information such as the patient's medical history, allergies, and whether they are pregnant or nursing.
• 😀 The pharmacist recommends two medications, Antimo and Dramamine, for preventing nausea during travel.
• 😀 Antimo and Dramamine have the same active ingredients and effectiveness, with the main difference being the price: Antimo is cheaper at Rp5,000, while Dramamine costs Rp11,000.
• 😀 For longer journeys, Dramamine is recommended because its effects kick in more quickly than Antimo.
• 😀 The pharmacist explains the proper dosage of Dramamine (2-3 times per day, 30-60 minutes before travel) and advises against taking it during activities like driving.
• 😀 The pharmacist advises the patient to take Dramamine either before or during meals.
• 😀 For long trips lasting the whole day, the patient should take the medication every 8 hours: at 6 AM, 1 PM, and 7 PM.
• 😀 The pharmacist gives additional tips on avoiding high-caffeine drinks and foods high in fat, suggesting warm drinks like ginger tea as a substitute.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the video script?

The video script is about a pharmacist, Scrumy Febriana, providing consultation and recommending medication for a patient, played by Raffi Ahmad, who is experiencing nausea and vomiting during long-distance travel.

What specific problem is the patient experiencing?

The patient is experiencing nausea and vomiting during long-distance travel and is looking for medication to prevent these symptoms.

What are the two medication options discussed in the video?

The two medication options discussed are Antimo 50 mg and Dramamine 50 mg.

What is the difference between Antimo and Dramamine?

Both Antimo and Dramamine have the same active ingredients and similar effects. The primary difference is in the price, with Antimo priced at Rp5,000 and Dramamine at Rp11,000 for a strip of 10 tablets.

Which medication is recommended for long-distance travel?

Dramamine is recommended for long-distance travel as it works faster than Antimo.

How should Dramamine be taken?

Dramamine should be taken 30-60 minutes before traveling. It can be consumed 2-3 times a day, depending on the length of the travel, and should be taken either before or after meals.

What are the possible side effects of Dramamine?

The main side effect of Dramamine is drowsiness. The pharmacist advises the patient to avoid activities like driving or reading during travel.

How should the medication be stored?

The medication should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and out of reach of children.

What dietary recommendations are provided to the patient?

The pharmacist recommends avoiding caffeine and consuming warm drinks like ginger tea instead. Also, the patient should avoid fatty foods.

What additional tips does the pharmacist give to reduce nausea during travel?

The pharmacist advises the patient to avoid looking at or using a phone during the journey and suggests taking breaks as necessary to reduce nausea and dizziness.