Ambrisentan prescriber rems id: (b)(4), patient rems id: (b)(4).Patient states that she had covid approximately 3 weeks ago and was not well enough to increase regularly at that time.Also around that time, patient states that she didn't realize her pump was off, was off of her remodulin for about 9 hrs, and was dizzy and not feeling well upon restarting her remodulin but thinks the covid was possibly contributing to that as well.Patient states that her tubing last night was"leaking" and had to be changed, but that patient did not have any interruption in therapy because medication from tubing was still infusing and never depleted.No issues from yesterday's tubing incident.Patient states that she is doing better since having covid (not completely 100% but better) and that she is tolerating her remodulin increases with no issues and feels that it is helping with her pulmonary arterial hypertension symptoms.No other side effects.Product problem with the "cracked" tubing, pt does not have it saved.Reported to (b)(6) by pt/caregiver.
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