Birth control patch

Description

Medication name(s). Brand and Generic. (Remember that generic names usually relate to the chemical structure and therapeutic class.) 2. Therapeutic Classification 3. Drug manufacturer 4. Uses for the medication (up to 4 maximum) 5. The disease/disorder it treats 6. Mechanism of Action for your drug (see Drug Reference for similar classifications’ MOA) 7. Availability (dosage forms available and strengths available) 8. What is the normal dosing range for your drug? How is it dosed? 9. What are a few patient precautions and/or warnings? 10. Signs of allergic reaction, overdose, possible side effects, and adverse reactions. 11. List of drug interactions. 12. Who is your target patient for this drug? (for example, young teenage girls are the target patient for birth-control) 13. Pregnancy Risk Category 14. Chemical structure of your drug 15. What will the bottle/label for your drug look like? 16. What will your dosage form look like? 17. Which animals will you test your drug on in the preclinical trials? 18. Will you sell your drug to a different manufacturer or will your company manufacture the drug?