ABSTRACT
Objective: To provide the methods and evidence for the treatment of patients with renal insufficiency and hyperuricemia, and explore the key points of work for clinical pharmacists.Methods: By participating in the treatment of one case of cervical cancer complicated with renal insufficiency and hyperuricemia, clinical pharmacist helped physician choose appropriate drugs and dosage, and monitored the patient with pharmaceutical care.Results: After the treatment, the blood uric acid decreased and renal function returned to normal, and the chemotherapy was completed successfully without obvious side effects.Conclusion: Clinical pharmacists participating in making individual therapeutic scheme can provide safe and effective medication care for patients and reduce adverse reactions.