SWAMEDIKASI OBAT MAAG - APOTEKER 36 FFS UHAMKA JAKARTA

Summary

In this educational video, a group of pharmacy students from Uhamka demonstrates the process of self-medication. The video showcases a simulated patient consultation, where Wahyuni, acting as the patient, seeks advice for her stomach pain. The pharmacy student provides a detailed recommendation on the use of an over-the-counter medication, explaining the dosage, usage instructions, and potential side effects. The video emphasizes the importance of correct medication usage and lifestyle adjustments, while also reminding viewers to seek professional medical advice if symptoms persist or worsen.

Takeaways

• 😀 The pharmacist greets the customer and asks about their health condition to provide appropriate advice.
• 😀 The customer mentions experiencing upper abdominal pain and the pharmacist inquires further to understand the symptoms.
• 😀 The pharmacist asks sensitive questions regarding pregnancy or breastfeeding to ensure the safety of the medication.
• 😀 The customer confirms they are not pregnant or breastfeeding, which is important information for recommending medication.
• 😀 The pharmacist confirms that the customer’s stomach pain started the previous day and proceeds to gather more medical history.
• 😀 The pharmacist checks if the customer has regular eating habits and is taking any other medications, ensuring there are no drug interactions.
• 😀 The customer denies having any allergies to medications, which helps in selecting a suitable treatment.
• 😀 Based on the customer's condition, the pharmacist recommends a specific medication: a tablet containing aluminum hydroxide and magnesium hydroxide.
• 😀 The pharmacist explains the proper use of the medication, including dosage (one tablet three times a day, to be chewed) and how it helps reduce stomach acid.
• 😀 The pharmacist warns the customer about potential side effects such as constipation, nausea, or vomiting, though not everyone experiences them.
• 😀 The pharmacist advises the customer to avoid foods and drinks that can aggravate the stomach, such as spicy, acidic foods, and coffee.
• 😀 The medication costs 10,000 IDR, and the pharmacist confirms the price to ensure the customer is informed.
• 😀 The pharmacist emphasizes the importance of regular meals and advises the customer to consult a doctor if their condition worsens after two weeks.
• 😀 The pharmacist concludes by handing over the medication to the customer and providing clear instructions for its use.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the video script?

The main topic of the video script is self-medication, where a pharmacy student explains how a pharmacist provides guidance to a patient seeking treatment for stomach pain.

Why does the pharmacist ask if the patient is pregnant or breastfeeding?

The pharmacist asks about pregnancy or breastfeeding to ensure that the recommended medication is safe for the patient, as certain medications can have risks during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

What symptoms does the patient report during the consultation?

The patient reports experiencing pain in the upper abdomen, which started the day before, and feels a sense of fullness in the stomach.

What medication does the pharmacist recommend to the patient?

The pharmacist recommends a chewable tablet containing aluminum hydroxide and magnesium hydroxide to help reduce excess stomach acid and relieve symptoms such as stomach pain and fullness.

How should the patient take the recommended medication?

The patient should take one chewable tablet three times a day, two hours after meals, and should chew the tablet before swallowing. The patient should also drink water after taking the medication.

What are the possible side effects of the recommended medication?

The possible side effects of the medication include constipation, nausea, and vomiting. However, not everyone will experience these side effects.

What should the patient avoid while using the medication?

The patient should avoid consuming foods or drinks that can increase stomach acid, such as spicy food, acidic foods, and coffee.

How should the medication be stored?

The medication should be stored away from sunlight and kept out of the reach of children to ensure safety.

What is the cost of the medication mentioned in the script?

The cost of the medication is Rp 10,000.

What should the patient do if the condition does not improve after two weeks of taking the medication?

If the patient’s condition does not improve or worsens after two weeks, the pharmacist advises the patient to consult a doctor.