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OET pharmacy Writing sample test 1
Welcome to a new OET pharmacy writing sample test 1 for pharmacist from Englishey.com.
You will have 5 minutes to read the letter and 40 minutes to write your answer.
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To
Dr. Richard Black
33 Gardiner Rd
Lakeside
I am writing this letter to discuss the concerns with the medication regimen of Mr. Bruce Smith, who visited you this morning for a routine check-up. Mr. Smith, a regular patient at our pharmacy, came for the filling of his prescription.
He has had a medical history of Gout for the last two years and is using probenecid 500 mg tablet twice daily to manage Gout. Additionally, he is using metoprolol 50 mg twice daily to manage hypertension, which he had diagnosed Six months ago. Mr. Smith recently developed a respiratory infection and using amoxicillin antibiotics to treat the infection.
While discussing, Mr. Smith mainly explained the unusual lethargy and insomnia from the last 4-6 months and his experiencing stomach aches during the previous week, which he forgot to mention during the GP’s visit. Furthermore, he mentioned missing the dose of the blood pressure pill due to his busy schedule.
Upon review of the medication regimen, Mr. Smith is non-adherent to his blood pressure medication which can be the reason for his elevated blood pressure. Secondly, Probenecid is known to increase the concentration of amoxicillin in blood and may cause stomach aches if taken together.
Considering mentioned above, I recommend considering replacing Betaloc with Toprol XL, which is long-acting and requires once-daily dosing only. Once daily, dosing usually improves compliance and insomnia and fatigue side effects of metoprolol. Another suggestion is to substitute amoxicillin with cefaclor 250 mg tablets every 8 hours to avoid the possible drug interaction with probenecid, causing stomach aches. Both these recommendations will help Mr. Smith maintain his blood pressure and to subside his stomach ache.
Please don’t hesitate to let me know if you have more questions.
Yours Sincerely,
Hina Saeed