please could someone put this into laymans terms for me....

''what medications demand for the measurement of specific physiological measurements, and why is it vital to monitor the effects of the medication?''

i'm ok with the second bit, it's the first bit i can't grasp. thanks.

Hi okmusky,

An example would be insulin and a blood sugar test.

You will find others here: http://www.medicines.org.uk/

Hope that helps

Aunty Sue

many thanks auntie sue. so just to clarify, would thyroxine and a thyroid hormone test be a good example?

Hi okmusky,

Thyroxine does require a blood test to ascertain if the initial dosage is correct but I suggest you find medication that requires ongoing physiological measurements to be taken ie by you such as blood pressure or fluid intake and output.

Hope that helps

Aunty Sue

ok, thanks again.

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