Drug/nutrient interactions

Drug-drug, drug-disease, drug-food, or drug-nutrient interactions ... 

Evers, W.D., J.B. Hook, and J.T. Bond. 1982. Alteration of toxicity to paraquat in mice fed a purified or cereal-based diet. Drug-Nutrient Interact. 1 237-248. 

The most significant drug-nutrient interactions result in reduced bioavailability and suboptimal pharmacologic effect (Table 58-4). Continuous feeding requires interruption for drug administration and medications... 

Folding paperboard food cartons, 25 36 Folex, 13 43t, 52-53 Folic acid, 2 822 27 655 25 800-803 ascorbic acid and, 25 769 cofactor forms of, 25 801-802 dietary sources of, 25 803 drug-nutrient interactions involving, 25 802-803... 

Maka DA, Murphy LK. Drug-nutrient interactions a review. AACN Clin Issues. 2000 11 580-589. 

Billings RE (1984b) Interactions between folate metabolism, phenytoin metaholism, and liver microsomal cytochrome P450. Drug Nutrient Interactions 3,21-32. 

Women use herbal and dietary supplements at higher rates than men do. This rise in use of alternative therapies places women at increased risk of significant drug interactions, specifically drug-herb and drug-nutrient interactions (83 9). For instance, St. John s wort, a popular antidepressant, contains at least seven groups of chemical compounds. These include naphthodianthrons (hypericin and pseudohypericin), flavonoids (quercetin, hyperoside, and rutin). 

Drug-nutrient interactions may be more highly significant in renal failure patients. A review article of drug-nutrient interactions in renal failure has been published.f ... 

Table 6 Important drug-nutrient interactions Adverse Drug Reactions... 

Franse, V. Stark, N. Powers, T. Drug-nutrient interactions in a veterans administration medical center teaching hospital. Nutrition in Clinical Practice 1988, 3 (4), 145-147. 

Mason, N. Boyd, S. Drug-nutrient interactions in renal failure. J. Renal Nutrition 1995, 5 (4), 214-222. 

Thomas, J.A. Burns, R.A. Important drug-nutrient interactions in the elderly. Drugs Aging 1998, 13 (3), 199-209. 

This chapter describes the activities performed by the pharmacist as a member of the nutritional support team, which involve a range of tasks from indications, assessment of nutritional state, and the preparation of artificial nutrition for adults and children to concepts on basic dietetics and mother-infant nutrition. Drug-nutrient interaction analysis is another duty. 

Johansson, O., Lindberg, T., Melander, A. and Wahlin-Boll, E. (1985) Different effects of different nutrients on theophylline absorption in man. Drug-Nutrient Interactions, 3 (4), 205-211. 

Since the RDA applies to healthy people, it does not provide requirements in disease states or in drug-nutrient interactions. 

Boullata, J., Armenti, V. T. (Eds). Handbook of Drug-Nutrient Interactions. Humana Press Totowa, NJ, 2004. 

Drug-nutrient interactions can affect a patient s nutrition status as well as the response to or adverse effects seen with drug therapy and must be considered when evaluating a patient s nutrition care plan. 

Nutrition care is a vital component of quality patient care. This chapter reviews the current tools most commonly used for nutrition screening and accurate, relevant, and cost-effective nutrition assessment. Determination of patient-specific micro- and macronutrient requirements and potential drug-nutrient interactions are also discussed. 

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