Disease induced by/ due to the activity of a physician or therapy. For example, an iatrogenic illness is an illness that is caused by a medication or physician.
What are iatrogenic effects?
Medical error and negligence. Iatrogenic conditions do not necessarily result from medical errors, such ...
Disease induced by/ due to the activity of a physician or therapy. For example, an iatrogenic illness is an illness that is caused by a medication or physician.
What are iatrogenic effects?
Medical error and negligence. Iatrogenic conditions do not necessarily result from medical errors, such as mistakes made in surgery, or the prescription or dispensing of the wrong therapy, such as a drug. In fact, intrinsic and sometimes adverse effects of a medical treatment are iatrogenic.
What is social Iatrogenesis?
Medicalisation is associated with a social process that Illich termed 'iatrogenesis'. This concept refers to the detrimental consequences of medical interventions (clinical iatrogenesis), such as adverse drug reactions and hospital acquired infections.
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Ioatrogenic Disease
Presented by
Dr. Debasish Pradhan
Sr. Faculty Pharmacology
University Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Utkal University, VaniVihar, Bhubaneswar, Odisha
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What is iatrogenic?
Iatrogenic:
Diseaseinducedby/duetotheactivityofaphysicianortherapy.Forexample,
aniatrogenicillnessisanillnessthatiscausedbyamedicationorphysician.
Whatareiatrogeniceffects?
Medicalerrorandnegligence.Iatrogenicconditionsdonotnecessarilyresultfrom medical
errors,suchasmistakesmadeinsurgery,ortheprescriptionordispensingofthe wrongtherapy,
suchasadrug.Infact,intrinsicandsometimesadverseeffectsofa medical treatment
areiatrogenic.
WhatissocialIatrogenesis?
MedicalisationisassociatedwithasocialprocessthatIllichtermed'iatrogenesis'.This
conceptreferstothedetrimentalconsequences ofmedicalinterventions
(clinicaliatrogenesis),suchasadversedrugreactionsandhospitalacquiredinfections.
Causes of Iatrogenesis
Causes of iatrogenesis may include:
complications arising from a medical procedure or treatment
side effectsof possibledrug interactions
medical errors
negligence
use ofcontaminatedinstruments
anxietyor annoyance in the patient, physician or treatment provider in relation to
medical procedures or treatments
unnecessary medical treatmentresulting from a physician's decision
Class A drugs
ClassAdrugsareconsideredtobemostdangeroustohealth.Theyinclude:
cocaine(includingcrack;nicknamedcharlie,coke,snow),dicanol,
heroin(nicknamedsmack,H,gear,scag,brown),LSD(lysergicaciddiethylamide;
nicknamedacid,trips,blotters,tabs),
mescalin,methylamphetamine(crystalmeth),
methadone,morphine,
opium;PCP(phencyclidine;nicknamedangeldust),pethadine,
poppystraw,psilocybin,
STP(amphetamine;nicknamedserenity,tranquilityandpeace),
magicmushrooms(nicknamedliberties,shrooms),and
DMA(methylenedioxymethamphetamine;nicknamedecstasy,E,pills,XTC,disco
biscuits,Mitsubishis,Rolexs,dolphins).
Class B drugs
ClassBdrugsarealsoconsideredtobedangerous,butlessso
thanclassAdrugs.Theyinclude:
amphetamine(aningredientofecstasy;nicknamedspeed,whizz,
dexies),
codeine(inconcentrationsabove2.5%),
DF118(dihydrocodeine),
ritalin,andbarbiturates.
Class C drugs
ClassCdrugsareconsideredtobetheleastharmfulto
healthbuttheyarestillillegaltopossessandgiveorsellto
otherpeople.Theyinclude:
cannabis,cannabisresinandcannabinol(marijuana,grass,
pot,weed),
methaqualone,anabolicsteroids(nicknamedroids),
ketamine(nicknamedspecialK,vitaminK,green),
GHB(gammahydroxybutrate;nicknamedGBH,liquidecstasy
andsometimesreferredtoasdate-rapedrugs),
benzodiazepinesincludingvalium,androhypnol(nicknamed
roofiesandsometimesreferredtoasdate-rapedrugs).