Rabeya Yousuf
National University of Malaysia
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International research journal of pharmacy | 2013
Abdus Salam; Mainul Haque; Zakirul Islam; Asadul Mazid Helali; Tengku Fatimah; Murniwati Binti; Tengku Muda; Rabeya Yousuf; Farida Yesmin; Zaida Rahman; Ahmed Ghazi Alattraqchi; Zainal Abidin
Pharmacology is most rapidly expanding science in medical discipline which leads to the development of many important drugs to treat many medical conditions that was previously untreat able . This paper focuses on the necessity of integration of pharmacology in the medical curriculum in all clinical phases and ethical aspect s of medicine in terms of irrational prescribing. Irrational prescribing of drugs is a major global health problem i n medical practice. Currently Pharmacology is taught at phase - II, a 2 year period in a 5 years undergraduate medical Programme in Bangladesh under the name ‘Pharmacology and Therapeutics’. Indiscriminate use of clinically inappropriate and ineffective medi cines are a serious problem. Medicines in Bangladesh are inappropriately prescribed, again all kinds of drugs including controlled product s are dispensed and sold out frequently without prescription. Henceforth there are regular violation of medical ethics and professionalism. As only pharmacology and therapeutics deals with the correct selection of drugs, the subject should be continued to teach up to phase - III. In addition , therapeutic discussion should be incorporated with proper logbook during internshi p in order to make safe and efficient prescribers. Supreme priority should be given to legal and ethical aspects of medicine. Medical professionals must uphold social order by ensuring
Asian Journal of Transfusion Science | 2017
Rabeya Yousuf; Ahmad Nasirudin Mustafa; Siew-Ling Ho; Yee-Loong Tang; Chooi-Fun Leong
The G antigen of Rh blood group system is present in almost all D-positive or C-positive red cells but absent from red cells lacking D and C antigens. The differentiation of anti-D and anti-C from anti-G is not necessary for routine transfusion; however, during pregnancy, it is important because anti-G can masquerade as anti-D and anti-C with initial antibody testing. The false presence of anti-D will exclude the patient from receiving anti-D immunoglobulin (RhIG) when the patient actually is a candidate for RhIG prophylaxis. Moreover, patients with positive anti-D or anti-G are at risk of developing hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn and need close monitoring. Thus, proper identification allows the clinicians to manage patients properly. This case report highlights a rare case of anti-G together with anti-D and anti-C in a pregnant woman. This report disseminates knowledge on identification of anti-G and its importance in pregnant women.
Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences | 2011
Abdus Salam; Harlina Halizah Siraj; Nabishah Mohamad; Srijit Das; Rabeya Yousuf
Bangladesh Journal of Pharmacology | 2013
Abdus Salam; Rabeya Yousuf; Md. Zakirul Islam; Farida Yesmin; Asadul Mazid Helali; Ahmed Ghazi Alattraqchi; U.S. Mahadeva Rao; Mainul Haque
Indian Journal of Hematology and Blood Transfusion | 2013
Rabeya Yousuf; Suria Abdul Aziz; Nurasyikin Yusof; Chooi Fun Leong
Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science | 2013
Mainul Haque; Rabeya Yousuf; Sm Abu Baker; Abdus Salam
Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research | 2013
Farida Yesmin; Zaida Rahman; Jesmin Fouzia Dewan; Asadul Mazid Helali; Nor Iza A Rahman; Ahmed Ghazi Alattraqchi; Arefuddin Ahmed; Rabeya Yousuf; Abdus Salam; Mainul Haque
International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences | 2013
Rayhana Sultana; Zaida Rahman; Asadul Mazid Helali; Rabeya Yousuf; Shyamoli Mustafa; Abdus Salam; Mainul Haque
Journal of Medical Case Reports | 2012
Rabeya Yousuf; Suria Abdul Aziz; Nurasyikin Yusof; Chooi Fun Leong
The Malaysian journal of pathology | 2015
Rabeya Yousuf; Mohd Herman Mobin; Chooi Fun Leong