Drug: calcium Quarter: 2016Q3
Total Drug/Injury Combinations: 603 Number of Pages: 31
| DRUGNAME | PT | EventCount | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CALCIUM CARBONATE. | Vomiting | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/CALCIUM LACTOGLUCONATE | Anorectal disorder | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/CALCIUM LACTOGLUCONATE | Blood urine present | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/CALCIUM LACTOGLUCONATE | Diarrhoea | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/CALCIUM LACTOGLUCONATE | Protein urine present | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/COLECALCIFEROL | Abdominal pain | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/COLECALCIFEROL | Acute kidney injury | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/COLECALCIFEROL | Cardiac failure congestive | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/COLECALCIFEROL | Cholecystitis acute | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/COLECALCIFEROL | Decreased appetite | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CARBONATE/COLECALCIFEROL | Pancreatitis acute | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CHLORIDE INJECTION, USP (2701-25) | Extravasation | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CHLORIDE INJECTION, USP (2701-25) | Skin lesion | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CHLORIDE INJECTION, USP (2701-25) | Skin necrosis | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CHLORIDE. | Brachial plexus injury | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CHLORIDE. | Injection site exfoliation | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CHLORIDE. | Wrong drug administered | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CHLORIDE/POTASSIUM CHLORIDE/SODIUM LACTATE | Device leakage | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CHLORIDE/POTASSIUM CHLORIDE/SODIUM LACTATE | Exposure during pregnancy | 1 | view events |
| CALCIUM CHLORIDE/POTASSIUM CHLORIDE/SODIUM LACTATE | Infusion site extravasation | 1 | view events |
Total Drug/Injury Combinations: 603 Number of Pages: 31
NOTE: EventCount numbers on this page include duplicate entries from event reports. (e.g. One event has DrugX entered twice, which equals 2 on this page.) The "view events" page treats these duplicates as single entries. (e.g. The 2 entries of DrugX for a single event are counted as 1 instance.)