Can I use the medication Dr Ora on a computer?

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Não, o Dr Ora não deve ser usado no computador

O Dr Ora é um medicamento oral (PO - por via oral) que deve ser tomado pela boca, não é um software ou aplicativo de computador. 1

Esclarecimento sobre o Produto

O Dr Ora é um medicamento físico que você ingere oralmente. A designação "PO" nas informações do produto significa "por via oral" (do latim "per os"), indicando que este é um medicamento que deve ser engolido 1.

Instruções de Uso

  • Via de administração: Oral (pela boca)
  • Não é tecnologia: Este não é um aplicativo, software ou ferramenta digital para uso em computador
  • Forma física: Medicamento em forma de comprimido, cápsula ou líquido para ingestão

Avisos Importantes do Produto

Conforme a bula do FDA 1:

  • Interrompa o uso e consulte um médico se os sintomas persistirem, piorarem ou se novos sintomas ocorrerem
  • Se estiver grávida ou amamentando, consulte um profissional de saúde antes de usar
  • Mantenha fora do alcance de crianças

Nota sobre Tecnologia e Medicamentos

Embora existam muitos aplicativos e ferramentas digitais relacionadas ao gerenciamento de medicamentos 2, 3, 4, o Dr Ora especificamente é um medicamento físico para administração oral. Se você está procurando ferramentas digitais para ajudar a gerenciar seus medicamentos, existem aplicativos móveis disponíveis para rastreamento de doses e horários, mas estes são separados do medicamento em si.

References

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Research

Using mobile devices to improve the safety of medication administration processes.

Studies in health technology and informatics, 2015

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