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Constanzi's Solution

New admit last night to my medicare unit...came from the hospital with an order for "Constanzi's Solution" 30cc qid.

I've been having a heck of a time finding out what this is.. by the time I got her, the pharmacy was closed (meds were ordered befoe she got to us, andthe pharm. did send the solution) I looked in my Nursing Drug handbook, PDR and today, a Google ™ search turned up NOTHING except referring me to a harpist and other things that don't pertain.

Does anyone have any information??

Thanks a bunch!

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New admit last night to my medicare unit...came from the hospital with an order for "Constanzi's Solution" 30cc qid.

I've been having a heck of a time finding out what this is.. by the time I got her, the pharmacy was closed (meds were ordered befoe she got to us, andthe pharm. did send the solution) I looked in my Nursing Drug handbook, PDR and today, a Google ™ search turned up NOTHING except referring me to a harpist and other things that don't pertain.

Does anyone have any information??

Thanks a bunch!

I can only "assume" it is some sort of CA drug......I found some links on slow growth tumors and hemopoetics..(super technical)..try yahoo.

I can only "assume" it is some sort of CA drug......I found some links on slow growth tumors and hemopoetics..(super technical)..try yahoo.

Call whomever ordered it that it is not a standard formulary med...could they please order a formulary drug or order a substitute.

Call whomever ordered it that it is not a standard formulary med...could they please order a formulary drug or order a substitute.

There is a Dr. John Constanzi in Austin TX who specializes in hematology and oncology. Maybe it's something he invented?

There is a Dr. John Constanzi in Austin TX who specializes in hematology and oncology. Maybe it's something he invented?

i believe it should be "costanzi's solution"....i don't know what it's made of but it's a post-radiation treatment for either oropharnyngeal, esophageal ca's and treats i believe stomatitis.

i believe it should be "costanzi's solution"....i don't know what it's made of but it's a post-radiation treatment for either oropharnyngeal, esophageal ca's and treats i believe stomatitis.

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hmmmm ...I work in Austin have to check that out.

CA was not one of her dx, though "failure to thrive" was there..also "obesity"

She weighs about 180#, is alert, oriented , able to walk with assist, do many htings for herself. right now her main problem is cellulitis.

I think I'll call the pharmacist as soo as I get report tomorrow afternoon

thanks for the replies!

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hmmmm ...I work in Austin have to check that out.

CA was not one of her dx, though "failure to thrive" was there..also "obesity"

She weighs about 180#, is alert, oriented , able to walk with assist, do many htings for herself. right now her main problem is cellulitis.

I think I'll call the pharmacist as soo as I get report tomorrow afternoon

thanks for the replies!

Ok i found this.

Costanzi's Solution - 15 ml which contains: Fluocinolone acetonide 0.01%, Tetracycline Susp. 125 mg/5ml, nystatin susp. 100,000U/ml, Diphenhydramine Elixer 12.5mg/5ml

http://www.utmb.edu/policy/nursing/oralhygn/oralpp.pdf

Seems to be some sort of oral wash for oral hygiene and care. Is there a hx of CA?

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