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Storage/StabilityStore vials in freezer (-4°F). Drug InteractionsAnticholinergicsMay make patient hyporesponsive, producing false positive results. Laboratory Test InteractionsNone well documented. Adverse ReactionsCardiovascularDecreased BP (6%); mild bradycardia (2%); thready pulse (1%). CNSLightheadedness (3%); headache, numbness/tingling in extremities (2%); fatigue, seizure (1%). DermatologicDiaphoresis, flushing (6%); pallor, abdominal rash, urticaria secondary to contrast media (1%). GINausea (8%); abdominal discomfort (7%); burning in stomach (3%); abdominal cramps (2%); diarrhea, hunger pangs, vomiting (1%). MiscellaneousSphincterectomy bleeding (6%); upper GI bleeding secondary to endoscopic abrasion, endoscopic perforation of pancreatic duct, transient respiratory distress (2%); bloating, fever, hot sensation, leukocytoclastic vasculitis, transient low oxygen saturation (1%). PrecautionsPregnancyCategory C . LactationUndetermined. ChildrenSafety and efficacy not established. Acute pancreatitisDo not administer to patient with acute pancreatitis until the episode has resolved. AllergyBecause of potential allergic reaction, patients should receive an IV test dose of 0.2 mcg (0.1 mL). Patient Information
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