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MACE Medication Aide

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Which of the following is an appropriate agent and dosing schedule for a newly diagnosed patient with gout?

Acarbose, 100mg, PO, tid
Alitretinoin, 0.1% topical gel, qid
Hydroxycobalamin, 500mcg, PO, qd
Allopurinol, 200 mg PO, qd

Explanation

Answer: D - Allopurinol is the only anti-gout agent listed, and the dosage listed is possible. Acarbose is a hypoglycemic, and the dose listed is possible. Alitretinoin is a topical antineoplastic and may be used up to 4 times a day. Hydroxycobalamin is Vitamin B₁₂, and the dosage listed is possible.

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