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XII. Drug Study
Drug Study # 1
Name of Drugs Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Drug Mechanism of
Action
Indications Contraindication Adverse Effect Nursing
Responsibilities
Classification:
Analgesic
Generic Name:
Paracetamol
Brand Name:
Acephen
AcetaActamin
200mg/ IVTT/ Q4 Produces analgesiaby blocking
generation of painimpulses. This action
is probably causedby inhibition of
prostaglandinsynthesis; it may also
be caused byinhibition of the
synthesis or action of
other substances thatsensitize painreceptors to
mechanical orchemical stimulation.
It relieves fever bycentral action in the
hypothalamic heat-regulating center.
Mild pain or fever Paracetamol shouldnot be used in
hypersensitivity to thepreparation and in
severe liver diseases.
Skin: Rash, urticaria
Hematologic:hemolytic anemia,neutropenia,
leucopenia,pancytopenia
Hepatic:jaundice,severe liver damage
with toxic doses
Metabolic:
hypoglycemia
Take thetemperature beforeand 1 hour after
giving themedication.
Provide tepidsponge if fever
occurs.
Has no significant
anti-inflammatoryeffect
Warn patient that
high doses orunsupervisedchronic use can
cause hepaticdamage. Excessive
ingestion ofalcoholic
beverages mayincrease the risk of
hepatoxicity
Should not be
used for self-
medication ofmarked fever
(greater than39.5C), fever
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persisting longerthan 3 days, or
recurrent feverunless directed by
doctor.
Inspect the
insertion site forphlebitis
(inflammation of avein).
Assess IV site forswelling,
erythema,tenderness,
leakage of fluid, orwarmth.
If phlebitis isdetected,
discontinue theinfusion and apply
warm compress tothe venipuncture
site. Do not usethis injured vein
for furtherinfusion.
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Drug Study # 2
Name of Drugs Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Drug Mechanism of
Action
Indications Contraindication Adverse Effect Nursing
Responsibilities
Classification:
Histamine-2 (H2)antagonist
Generic Name:
Ranitidine
Brand Name:
Zantac
20mg/ IVTT/ Q8 Competitively
inhibits the action ofhistamine at the H2
receptors of the
parietal cells of thestomach, inhibitingbasal gastric acid
secretion and gastricacid secretion that is
stimulated by food,
insulin, histamine,cholinergic agonists,
gastrin and
pentagastrin.
Short-term
treatment ofGERD
Treatment of
erosiveesophagitis
Contraindicated
with allergy toranitidine,lactation
Use cautiouslywith impairedrenal or hepatic
function
CNS: Headache,
malaise, dizziness,somnolence,insomnia, vertigo
CV: Tachycardia,bradycardia
Dermatologic: Rash,
alopecia
GI: Constipation,
diarrhea, nausea,
vomiting, abdominalpain, hepatitis,increased ALT levels
Hematologic:
Leukopenia,granulocytopenia,
thrombocytopenia,pancytopenia
Local: Pain at IM
site, local burning or
itching at IV site
Administer IM
dose undiluted,deep into largemuscle group.
Arrange forregular follow-up,including blood
tests, to evaluateeffects
Take drug with
meals and atbedtime. Therapy
may continue for
4-6 weeks orlonger. Inspect theinsertion site for
phlebitis(inflammation of a
vein).
Assess IV site for
swelling,erythema,
tenderness,leakage of fluid,
or warmth.
If phlebitis isdetected,discontinue the
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infusion and applywarm compress to
the venipuncturesite. Do not use
this injured veinfor further
infusion. Have regular
medical follow-upcare to evaluate
your response
Report sore throat,
fever, unsualbruising or
bleeding, tarrystools, confusion,
hallucination,dizziness, severe
headache, muscleor joint pain.
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Drug Study # 3
Name of Drugs Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Drug Mechanism
of Action
Indications Contraindication Adverse Effect Nursing
Responsibilities
Classification:
AntibioticCephalosphorin(third generation)
Generic Name:
Ceftazidime
Brand Name:
Ceptaz
FortazTazicef
Tazidime
570mg/ IVTT/ Q8 Bactericidal: Inhibits
synthesis ofbacterial cell wall,causing cell death
Intra-abdominal
infections causedby E. Coli, S.Aureus,
Bacteroides,Klebsiella
Bone and joint
infections causedby P. aeruginosa,
Klebsiella,
Enterobacter, S.Aureus
Contraindicated
with allergy tocephalosphorins orpenicillins
Use cautiouslywith renal failure
CNS: Headache,
dizzinesss, lethargy,paresthesias
GI:Nausea, vomiting,diarrhea, anorexia,abdominal pain,
flatulence,pseudomembranous
colitis, hepatotoxicity
GU: Nephrotoxicity
Hematologic: BoneMarrow depression---decreased WBC
count, decreasedplatelets, decreased
Hct
Hypersensitivity:Ranging from rash to
fever to anaphylaxis;serum sickness
reaction
Local: Pain, abscessat injection site;
Assess for history
of allergy tocephalosporinsand penicillins
Arrange forculture andsensitivity before
treatment
Inspect the
insertion site for
phlebitis(inflammation of a
vein).
Assess IV site forswelling,erythema,
tenderness,leakage of fluid,
or warmth.
If phlebitis is
detected,discontinue the
infusion andapply warm
compress to the
venipuncture site.Do not use thisinjured vein for
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phlebitis,inflammation at IV
site
further infusion.
Report severe
diarrhea,difficulty
breathing, unsualtiredness or
fatigue, pain atinjection site.
Patient mayexperience side
effects: Stomachupset or diarrhea.
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Drug Study # 4
Name of Drugs Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Drug Mechanism
of Action
Indications Contraindication Adverse Effect Nursing
Responsibilities
Classification:
Aminoglycoside
Generic Name:
Amikacin Sulfate
Brand Name:
Amikin
125mg/ IVTT/
Q12
Bactericidal: Inhibits
protein synthesis insusceptible strains ofgram-negative
bacteria, and thefunctional integrity
of bacterial cell
membrane appearsto be disrupted,
causing cell death.
Initial treatment
of staphylococcalinfections whenpenicillin is
contraindicated orinfection may becaused by mixed
organism.
Treatment of
serious infections
such as bacterialsepticemia;
infections of the
respiratory tract,bones, joints,CNS, skin, and
soft tissues
Contraindicated
with allergy to anyaminoglycosides,renal or hepatic
disease,preexistinghearing loss,
myasthenia gravis,parkinsonism.
Use cautiously
with elderlypatients, any
patient with
diminishedhearing, decreasedrenal function,
dehydration,neuromuscular
disorders.
CNS: Ototoxicity,
confusion,disorientation,depression, lethargy,
nystagmus, visualdisturbances,headache, fever,
numbness, tingling,tremor, paresthesias,
muscle twitching,
seizures, muscularweakness,
neuromuscular
blockade, apnea
CV: Palpitations,
hypotension,hypertension
GI:Nausea,
vomiting, anorexia,diarrhea, weight loss,
stomatitis, increasedsalivation,
splenomegaly
Hepatic: Hepatictoxicity,
Inspect the
insertion site forphlebitis(inflammation of a
vein). Assess IV site for
swelling,
erythema,tenderness,
leakage of fluid,
or warmth. If phlebitis is
detected,
discontinue theinfusion and applywarm compress to
the venipuncturesite. Do not use
this injured veinfor further
infusion.
Report pain at
injection site,severe headache,
dizziness, loss of
hearing, changesin urine pattern,difficulty
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hepatomegaly breathing, rash orskin lesions.
Patient mayexperience side
effects: ringing inthe ears,
headache,dizziness
Safety measuresmay need to be
taken if: severenausea, vomiting,
loss of appetite
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Drug Study # 5
Name of Drugs Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Drug Mechanism
of Action
Indications Contraindication Adverse Effect Nursing
Responsibilities
Generic name:
Ibuprofen
Brand name:Dolan FP
Classification:Analgesic, NSAID,Propionic Acid
Derivative
200mg/5ml/ PO/
Q6
Produces anti-
inflammatory,analgesic and anti-pyretic effects,
possibly throughinhibition of
prostaglandin
synthesis.
Mild to moderate
pain
With allergy to
ibuprofen salicylates,or other NSAIDS(more common in
patients with rhinitis,asthma, chronicurticaria, nasal
polyps).Contraindicated for
treatment of peri-
operative pain aftercoronary artery
bypass graft.
Blood: Prolonged
bleeding time
CNS: headache,
drowsiness,dizziness, asepticmeningitis
CV: Peripheral
edema
EENT: Visual
disturbances, tinnitus
GI:Epigastricdistress, nausea,
occult blood loss,peptic ulceration
GU: Reversible
renal failure
Hepatic: Elevatedenzymes
Skin: Pruritus, rash,urticaria
Observe patients
with history ofcardiacdecompensation
closely forevidence of fluidretention and
edema.
Do not self-
medicate with
ibuprofen iftaking prescribed
drugs or being
treated for aserious conditionwithout
consultingphysician.
Do not takeaspirin
concurrently withibuprofen.
Notify physicianimmediately of
passage of dark
tarry stools,coffee groundemesis, frankly
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Other:Bronchospasm,
edema
bloody emesis orother GI distress,
as well as bloodor protein in urine
and onset of skinrash, pruritus,
jaundice. Monitor for
therapeuticeffectiveness.
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Drug Study # 6
Name of the Drug Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Mechanism of Action Indication Contraindication Adverse Reaction Nursing
Responsibility
Generic Name:
moxifloxacin
hydrochloride
Trade Name:
Avelox
Classification:
Antibiotic,Flouroquinolone
Dosage:
1 drop
Route:
Optic OU
Timing:
1 drop Q15 for 3
hours as loadingdose, then 1 drop Q1
OU thereafter
Bactericidal; interfereswith DNA replication,
repair, transcription,
and recombination insusceptible gram-
negative and gram-positive bacteria,preventing cell
reproduction andleading to cell death
Management of
infections and
bacterial exacerbationat left eye
Contraindicated withallergy to
fluoroquinolones;
prolonged QT interval,hypokalemia
CNS: headache,dizziness, insomnia,
fatigue, somnolence,
depression,nervousness, anxiety,
paresthesia
CV: Palpitations,
tachycardia,hypertensions,
hypotension,
prolonged QT interval
GI:Nausea, vomiting,
dry mouth, diarrhea,anorexia, gastritis,stomatitis
Hematologic:
Altered PT,eosinophilia,
thrombocytopenia
Respiratory:
Asthma, cough,
dyspnea, pharyngitis,
rhinitis
Others: Fever, rash,
Assess allergy forfluoroquinolones,
prolonged QTinterval,hypokalemia,
hepatic dysfunctioand seizures
Assess for skinstatus,T, orientatio
reflexes, affect; Radventitious sound
P, BP; mucousmembranes, bowe
sounds; ECG, CB
Arrange for culturand sensitivity tes
before beginning
therapy.
Continue therapy indicated forcondition being
treated.
Instill the misseddose as soon as yo
remember it.However, if it is
almost time for thnext dose, skip themissed dose and
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sweating,photosensitivity,
tendonitis
continue yourregular dosing
schedule. Do notinstill a double do
to make up for amissed one.
How to use:
Wash your handsthoroughly with
soap and water.
Check the droppertip to make sure thit is not chipped o
cracked.
Avoid touching th
dropper tip againsyour eye or anythi
else; eye drops androppers must be
kept clean.
While tilting your
head back, pulldown the lower lid
of your eye withyour index finger
form a pocket.
Hold the dropper(tip down) with thother hand, as clos
to the eye aspossible without
touching it.
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Brace the remainifingers of that han
against your face.
While looking up,gently squeeze thedropper so that a
single drop falls inthe pocket made b
the lower eyelid.Remove your inde
finger from thelower eyelid.
Close your eye fo
to 3 minutes and t
your head down athough looking at
the floor. Try not blink or squeeze
your eyelids.Place a finger on t
tear duct and applgentle pressure.
Wipe any excessliquid from your
face with a tissue.
If you are to usemore than one droin the same eye, w
at least 5 minutesbefore instilling th
next drop.Replace and tighte
the cap on the
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dropper bottle. Donot wipe or rinse t
dropper tip.
Wash your hands remove anymedication.
Health teaching:
Inform the client aSO to report if any
of these symptomare severe or do n
go away:1. red, irritated,
itchy, or teary ey2. blurred vision
3. eye pain4. dry eyes
5.broken bloodvessels in the ey
6. runny nose7. cough;
Report immediateif followingsymptoms occur:
1. sore throat, fevechills and other
signs of infectio2. ear pain or fulln
3. rash
4. hives5. itching6. difficulty
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breathing orswallowing
7. swelling of theface, throat,
tongue, lips, eyehands, feet, ankl
or lower legsStorage:
Keep thismedication in the
container it came tightly closed, and
out of reach ofchildren. Store it a
room temperatureand away from
excess heat andmoisture.
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Drug Study # 7
Name of the Drug Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Mechanism of Action Indication Contraindication Adverse Reaction Nursing
Responsibility
Generic Name:
oxacillin sodium
Trade Name:
Oxacillin Sodium
Classification:
Antibiotic,
Penicillinase-resistant penicillin
Dosage:
220mg
Route:
IVTT
ANST(-)
Timing:
Q6
Bactericidal; interfereswith DNA replication,
repair, transcription,
and recombination insusceptible gram-
negative and gram-positive bacteria,preventing cell
reproduction andleading to cell death
Infections due to
penicillinase-
producing
staphylococci; may
be used to initiate
treatment when a
staphylococci
infection is
suspected at both
eyes
Contraindicated withallergies to penicillins,
cephalosporins, or other
allergens.
Use cautiously withrenal disorders
CNS: Lethargy,hallucinations, seizures
GI: Glossitis,stomatitis, gastritis,
sore mouth, furryorblack hair tongue,nausea, vomiting,
diarrhea, abdominalpain, bloody diarrhea,
enterocolitis,
pseudomembranouscolitis, nonspecific
hepatitis
GU: Nephritis-oliguria, proteinuria,
hematuria, casts,azotemia, pyuria
Hematologic:
Anemia,thrombocytopenia,
leukopenia,neutropenia, prolonged
bleeding time(morecommon than with
other penicillinase-resistant penicillins)
Assess if patient iallergy to
penicillins,
cephalosporins, orother allergens; re
disorders
Assess cultureinfection; for skinstatus, lesion; R,
adventitious soundbowel sounds; CB
renal function testserum electrolytes
Hct, urinalysis
Arrange cultureinfection beforetreatment
Continue therapy indicated for
condition beingtreated.
Assess the insertio
site for fluidinfiltration
Inspect the insertisite for phlebitis
(inflammation of avein). Assess IV sfor swelling,
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Hypersensitivity:
Rash,fever,wheezing,anaphylaxis
Local: Pain, phlebitis,
thrombosis at theinjection site
erythema,tenderness, leakag
of fluid, or warmt
If phlebitis isdetected, discontinthe infusion and
apply warmcompress to the
venipuncture site.Do not use this
injured vein forfurther infusion.
Warning: Keepepinephrine, IV
fluids, vasopressobronchodilators,
oxygen, andemergency
equipment readilyavailable in case o
serioushypersensitivity
reaction.
Health teaching:
Teach the clientways to maintain
infusion system, Call for assistan
if the solution
stops dripping the venipunctursite becomes
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swollen
Avoid sudden
twisting orturning
movements of tarm with the
needle orcatheter.
Avoid stretchinor placing tensi
on the tubing.
Try to keep the
tubing fromdangling below
the level of theneedle
Notify nurse ifa)There is a
sudden chanin the flow r
or if thesolution stop
dripping.b)The solution
container isnearly empty
c)There is blooin the IV
tubingd)Discomfort
swelling isexperienced
the IV site
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Teach client thatside effects may b
experienced, suchas: upset stomach
nausea, diarrhea(small frequent
meals), mouth sor(perform frequent
mouth care) andpain at injection s
Report difficultyof breathing, rashe
severe diarrhea,severe pain at
injection site, mousores.
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Drug Study # 8
Name of the Drug Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Mechanism of Action Indication Contraindication Adverse Reaction Nursing
Responsibility
Generic Name:
sodium
hyaluronate
ophthalmic
Trade Name:
Lubristil
Classification:
Eye Lubricant
Dosage:
1 drop
Route:Optic OU
Timing:
Q6
Sodium hyaluronatemoistens and
lubricates the surface
of your eye. Itprovides a stable
coating on the surfaceof the eye
thus allowing, for its
lubricating andhydrating properties, a
very low resistance
to movement such asblinking and assuring
protection during thehealing
processes of cornealepithelium.
It is indicated for use
in all cases of eye
discomfort, in
particular to help
relieve irritation or
dryness due to poor
quality or amount
of tears (lachrymal
film) caused by
environmental factors
such as dust, glare,
pollen, air pollution
and use of computer
monitors. It will also
protect the eyesurface during the
healing processes
following abrasions.
Hypersensitivityor allergic to any
ingredients of the drug
The use of the productmay occasionally
cause intolerance (mild
burning orirritation). If this
occurs discontinue useand consult your
doctor.
Assess if patient h
allergic reaction to
sodium hyaluronaor to any other eye
drops.
If the vision
becomes blurred
after using the dro
tell the patient and
SO to avoid
activities that requ
clear vision until
they can see clearlagain.
How to use:
Instil 1-2 drops fo
times a day in the
conjunctival sac
(inside the lower
eyelid).
Avoid touching th
eye or any surface
with the tip of the
container. If the d
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of medication is n
retained for any
reason, another dr
should be instilled
Leave an interval
at least 10 minute
before the
instillation of
another eye drop.
Instructions to SO
1. Wash your hands
2. Open a single uni
dose by twisting and
pulling off the cap
3. Carefully pull dow
the lower eyelid to
form a space betwee
the eye and the eyel
4. Gently squeeze a
drop into the eye bu
do not touch the ey
with the tip
5. Close the eye for
seconds then open
your eyes and blink
few times
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6. Repeat these
instructions for the
other eye if required
7. Wash your hands
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Drug Study # 9
Name of the Drug Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Mechanism of Action Indication Contraindication Adverse Reaction Nursing
Responsibility
Generic Name:
tropicamide
ophthalmic
Trade Name:
Mydriacyl
Classification:
MydriaticsCycloplegics
Dosage:
1 drop
Route:Optic OD
Timing:
Q6
Blocks acetylcholineresulting in relaxation
of cholinergically
innervated irissphincter muscle.
Adrenergicinnervation to radialmuscle is therefore
unopposed and pupilbecomes dilated.
This medication is
used to widen (dilate)
the pupil of the eye in
preparation for certaineye examinations. It
belongs to a class of
drugs known as
anticholinergics.
Tropicamide works
by relaxing certain
eye muscles; also
used to treat swelling
in different parts of
the eye.
Hypersensitivity;Known or suspected
angle-closure glaucoma,
presence of a shallowanterior chamber unless
gonioscopic observationof the chamber angle is
possible
Cautions
Hypertension,hyperthyroidism,diabetes mellitus,
cardiac disorders
Remove contactlenses beforeinstilling drops
Possibility ofundiagnosed
glaucoma should beconsidered
Risk of potentiallydangerous CNS
disturbances in Peds
May cause increasedIOP
0.5% solutionincapable of
producing
Increased IOP
Transient stinging
Dry mouth
Blurred vision
Photophobia with orwithout corneal
staining
Tachycardia
Headache
Parasympatheticstimulation
Allergic reactions
Assess for historyallergies to
tropicamide and a
other allergiesAssess for medica
history of glaucom(open-angle), high
blood pressure,hyperthyroidism
How to use:
To apply eye dropwash your hands
first.
To avoidcontamination, donot touch the
dropper tip or let itouch your eye or
any other surface.
Tilt the head backlook upward, and
pull down the loweyelid to make a
pouch.
Hold the dropper
directly over youreye and place 1 ordrops into the pou
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satisfactorycycloplegia
usually 15 to 20minutes before an
eye examination oas directed by the
doctor.
Look downward agently close your
eyes for 1 to 2minutes.
Place one finger athe corner of youreye (near the nose
and apply gentlepressure for 2 to 3
minutes. This willprevent the
medication fromdraining out and
being absorbed byyour body. Try no
to blink and do norub your eye.
Repeat these stepsfor your other eyeso directed.
Do not rinse the
dropper. Replace tdropper cap after
each use.
If you are using
another kind of eymedication (e.g.,
drops or ointment
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wait at least 5 to 1minutes before
applying othermedications. Use
eye drops before eointments to allow
the drops to enter
eye.Wash your hands
after using this
medication. If givthis medication to
child, do not let thmedication get int
the child's mouth.Also wash the
child's hands aftergiving this
medication.
Health teaching:
After you apply thdrug, your vision
may becometemporarily blurre
Do not drive, usemachinery, or do
any activity thatrequires clear visiuntil you are sure
you can perform
such activitiessafely.
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This medication mmake your eyes
more sensitive tolight. Protect your
eyes in bright lighUse dark sunglass
when outdoors.
Eye stinging,temporary blurr
vision, dry mouor eye sensitivit
to light may occIf any of these
effects persist orworsen, report
promptly.
Seek immediate
medical attentiowhen a very
serious allergicoccurs which
includes: rash,
itching/swelling(especially of th
face/tongue/thro, severe dizzines
trouble breathin
Storage:
Store at roomtemperature betwe
68-77 degrees F (2
BSN4A (GROUP 2)27
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25 degrees C) awafrom light. Do not
refrigerate or storehigh temperatures
Keep containertightly closed. Ke
all medicines awa
from children andpets.
Do not flushmedications downthe toilet or pour
them into a drainunless instructed t
do so. Properlydiscard this produ
when it is expiredno longer needed.
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Drug Study # 10
Name of the Drug Dosage/ Route/
Timing
Mechanism of Action Indication Contraindication Adverse Reaction Nursing
Responsibility
Generic Name:
vitamin K
Trade Name:Phytomenadione
Classification:
Hemostatic
Antihemorrhagic
Dosage:
10 mg x 2 doses
Route:IVTT
Timing:
Q24
An antihemorrhagicactor that promotes
hepatic formation of
active prothrombin.
This medication is a
haemostatic agent,
prescribed for blood
clotting and boneformation; and used
to treat and to prevent
vitamin K deficiency.
It is also used as an
antidote to warfarin.
Prothrombine time
result with Activity
of 52.7%
Hypersensitivity Anaphylaxis,
difficulty inbreathing,
cyanosis,pain,
swelling,
vein inflammation atthe injection site,
increased sweating,
dizziness,
low blood pressure
rapid and weak
pulse, diaphoresis,
flushing,
erythema,
Assess for allergicreactions to vitam
k before
Asses for medicalhistory, especially
blood disorders,kidney disease, liv
disease.
Avoid excessdosage.
Do not giveWarfarin(Coumadin)
interacts withVITAMIN K at th
same time
Monitor PT to
determine dosage
effectiveness as
ordered.If severe bleeding
occurs, dont dela
other measures, su
as fresh frozen
plasma or whole
blood.Inspect the inserti
site for phlebitis
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(inflammation of avein).
Assess IV site forswelling, erythem
tenderness, leakagof fluid, or warmt
If phlebitis is
detected, discontinthe infusion andapply warm
compress to thevenipuncture site.
Do not use thisinjured vein for
further infusion.
Alert: watch for
signs of flushing,
weakness,
tachycardia andhypotension; may
progress to shock
Storage:
Store in a cool, drplace, away from
direct heat and lig
Wrap infusion
container withaluminum foil.
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XIII. Health Teaching Plan
Medication Exercise Treatment Hygiene Outpatient Teaching Diet
1.) Paracetamol
Classification:
- Analgesic
How do you know its
effective:
- Relief from signs andsymptoms of fever and
pain
Exact time:
- 200mg/ IVTT/ Q4
Client teaching:
- Paracetamol should not
be used inhypersensitivity to the
preparation and in severeliver diseases.
- Take the temperaturebefore and 1 hour after
giving the medication.-Provide tepid sponge if
fever occurs.- Has no significant anti-
inflammatory effect.- Warn patient that high
doses or unsupervisedchronic use can cause
Do ROM on extremities(may be active or active-
passive) such as:
Shoulder> Flexion
> Extension
> Hyperextension
> Abduction
> Adduction (anteriorand posterior)
> Horizontal flexion
> Horizontalextension
> Circumduction
> External rotation
> Internal rotation Elbow
> Flexion
> Extension
> Rotation forSupination
> Rotation forpronation
Wrist
> Flexion
> Extension
> Hyperextension
> Circumduction> Radial Flexion
Antibiotics to reducethe inflammation
process
Mydriatic orCycloplegic agents to
help relax papillarymuscles thus dilates
the pupils
Take medicationregiously and as
prescribed by the
physician.
Vital signs arecontinuouslymonitored.
STAT Intravitreal andIntracameral tap andinjection of antibiotics
is the proposedoperations which leads
to the evisceration ofabscess both eyes
Laboratory Test:
Eye examinations byusing a special eyemicroscope, known as
Maintain proper hygieneby:
taking a bath daily, or
have a sitz bath(protect the eye)
changing clothesdaily,
observe good dentalhygiene, properly
brushing teeth two tothree times a day
every after meals,
do mouth garglebefore meals
practice proper
grooming, andcutting of nails at leastonce a week.
do hand washing toprevent spread ofinfection
avoid scratching,rubbing and touching
the infected eye withbare hands
use alcohol-based
hand rub when soapand water is notavailable
Maintain a properdiet and take the
medications
prescribed to you asyour doctor directs.
Follow up with yourphysician on a
regular basis tomonitor progress of
the disease and theneeded interventions
After surgery, followtreatment regimen
and maintenance ofthe newly operated
eye to prevent furtherinjury
Consult doctor ifsevere eye
discomfort or othersign and symptoms is
experienced.
Consult the doctorfor any adverse
effects of drugs ortreatment.
Follow doctors maygo home instructions
Follow the drug
Encourage fluidintake of 8-10
glasses a day of
water to avoiddehydration and
have a good skinturgor.
Give diet as tolerated
by the patient.
Increase caloricintake due toincrease metabolic
process
Eat morecarbohydrates such
as rich, cereals,corns, root crops
Eat a protein rich
diet such as chicken,
meat, and pork
Eat salmon, tuna and
other fish products
that are rich in
omega-3 fatty acid
which help to
improve dry eyes
Eat more fruits
which are rich in Vit.
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hepatic damage.Excessive ingestion of
alcoholic beverages mayincrease the risk of
hepatoxicity.- Should not be used for
self-medication of
marked fever (greaterthan 39.5C), fever
persisting longer than 3
days, or recurrent feverunless directed by
doctor.- Inspect the insertion
site for phlebitis(inflammation of a vein).
- Assess IV site forswelling, erythema,
tenderness, leakage of
fluid, or warmth.
2.) Ranitidine
Classification:
- Histamine-2 (H2)
antagonist
How do you know if its
effective:
- Competitively inhibits
the action of histamine atthe H2 receptors of the
(abduction)
> Ulnar Flexion
(adduction)
Hands and Fingers
> Flexion
> Extension
> Hyperextension
> Abduction> Adduction
Thumb
> Flexion
> Extension
> Abduction
> Adduction
> Opposition
Circumduction
Deep breathingexercises regularly-used
to improve pulmonarygas exchange or tomaintain respiratory
function
Position client insupine or sitting
positionIntruct patient to
inhale air through thenose and hold breath(3-5 sec) and exhale
through the mouth
intermittentlybypurse-lip
a slit lamp. To makethe ulcer easier to see,
he or she will put adrop containing the
dye fluorescein intoyour eye.
Complete-blood count
reveals presence ofinflammation anddisease process. A
white blood cell countmay reveals
leukocytosis
CornealScraping/Woundculture and sensitivity
testing may be done toidentify the infecting
organism
Corneal topography isanother painlessinvestigation which
maps the surface of
the cornea rather likean ordinance survey
map, showing thegradient at each spot
and thereforehighlighting
asymmetries, such asare found in the
dystrophic conditions
apply lotion to preventdryness of skin
clean environmentalways
regimen exactly asprescribed
Always to have asupply of medicine
on hand
Eye Care1.Apply cool
compresses to the
affected eye.2.Do not touch or rub
your eye with yourfingers.
3.Limit spread ofinfection by
washing your handsoften and drying
them with a clean
towel.4.Wear eye
protection when
exposed to small
particles that canenter your eye.
5.Try to avoiddangerous activities
where people mightbe hit in the eye bya sharp object such
as a stick or
fingernail.6.If you have dry
C to help body fight
infection.
Eat more foods rich
in vit. A and
carotenoids, found in
leafy green
vegetables andyellow vegetables
such as pumpkin and
squash as well as
brightly colored
fruits such as
oranges or papayas.
Increasing intake of
these fruits and
vegetables helps
treat and prevent
vitamin A
deficiency; vitamin
A supplementation
will probably also be
required for treating
existing disease.
Eat vegetables and
fiber-rich foods to
prevent constipation,
and promote good
health.
Consume dairy
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parietal cells of thestomach, inhibiting basal
gastric acid secretion andgastric acid secretion that
is stimulated by food,insulin, histamine,
cholinergic agonists,
gastrin and pentagastrin
Exact time:
- 20mg/ IVTT/ Q8
Client teaching:
- Contraindicated with
allergy to ranitidine,lactation.
- Use cautiously withimpaired renal or hepatic
function.
- Take drug with mealsand at bedtime. Therapymay continue for 4-6
weeks or longer. Inspectthe insertion site for
phlebitis (inflammationof a vein).
- Assess IV site forswelling, erythema,
tenderness, leakage offluid, or warmth.
- Have regular medical
follow-up care toevaluate your response.
technique. Repeat forprocedure for 3 times
Instruct patient toinhale air through the
nose, hold breath for3-5 sec, then cough
out or by a huff
sound
Provide comfortmeasures (e.g back rub,change of position) to
promote bloodcirculation.
Monitor patients abilityto ambulate, provide a
safe environment, andassist patient in
activities of daily living
Resume usual activitiesgradually
It is best to start
exercising slowly anddo more as you get
stronger
Do have some warm upbefore going to workand cool down after
work. Slowly start to domore each day.
Maintain a regular astolerated (e.g. morning
walk, stretching, deep
Non-Pharmacotherapyincludes the following:
Conduct passive to
activeROM
Deep breathing andcoughing exercise
Positioning
Post-Operative General
Instructions:
For 12 hours
following surgery
avoid strenuous andheavy activities. You
may wish to start
eating lighter, with
liquids and
progressing to your
regular diet as
tolerated by your
stomach.
Unless directed by
your surgeon, do not
remove your eye patch
except when applying
eyes or if youreyelids do not close
completely, useartificial teardrops
to keep your eyeslubricated.
7.If an eye is red and
irritated, do notcontinue touse over-the-
counter eye drops.Have an
ophthalmologistexamine the eyes to
make certain thatthere is not a
serious problem.
products as indicated
Limit refined
products, like sugar,
white breads, and
white rice
If nausea and
vomiting occurs,give small frequent
feedings with rest
period in between, or
give crackers.
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( )
- Report sore throat,fever, unsual bruising or
bleeding, tarry stools,confusion, hallucination,
dizziness, severeheadache, muscle or joint
pain.
3.) Ceftazidime
Classification:
- Antibiotic
Cephalosporin (thirdgeneration)
How do you know if its
effective:
- Bactericidal: the
bacteria is lessen or
treated-Lessens or no signs andsymptoms of infection
Exact time:
-570mg/ IVTT/ Q8
Client teaching:
-Before using
ceftriaxone, tell yourdoctor or pharmacist if
you are allergic to it; or
to other cephalosporins;or to penicillins; or if
breathingexercises).Exercising
makes the heartstronger, lowers blood
pressure, and helps keepyou healthy
Take a rest or nap to
balance the bodiesactivities and to recovermore
Avoid lifting heavyobjects or excessive
activities.
Avoid overexertion and
have time for rest andleisure
eye drops as directed.
In rare instances, a
surgical dressing may
be placed. Do not
remove your eye
dressing and do not
begin your eye dropsuntil after your first
post-operative
appointment.
You may take pain
reliever as needed
every 4 hours for pain.
Continue your regular
medications as
directed by your
physician including
any eyedrops
prescribed for the
other eye.
Your first post-
operative appointment
will be the day
following surgery. At
this time your eye will
be examined. Your
post-operative care
schedule and
medications will be
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you have any otherallergies.
- Contraindicated withallergy to
cephalosphorins orpenicillins
- Use cautiously with
renal failure- Arrange for culture andsensitivity before
treatment- Inspect the insertion
site for phlebitis(inflammation of a vein).
- Assess IV site forswelling, erythema,
tenderness, leakage offluid, or warmth.
- If phlebitis is detected,
discontinue the infusionand apply warmcompress to the
venipuncture site.- Report severe diarrhea,
difficulty breathing,unsual tiredness or
fatigue, pain at injectionsite.
- May experience sideeffects: Stomach upset or
diarrhea
4.) Amikacin Sulfate
reviewed.
Post- Operative
Limitations (for 4
weeks):
You may bath orshower if indicated by
the doctor; protect the
eye from soapy water
by patching it
securely. Always turn
your back against the
shower spray.
Always wear your eye
patch while sleeping.
Avoid sleeping on theside of your operated
eye.
Do not bend at the
waist to pick up
objects on the floor. If
you must, squat or
bend at the knees and
use your hand to
stabilize yourself.
Do not lift heavy
objects
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Classification:
- Aminoglycoside
How do you know its
effective:
- Bactericidal: the
bacteria is lessen ortreated-Lessens or no signs and
symptoms of infection
Exact time:
- 125mg/ IVTT/ Q12
Client teaching:
- Contraindicated withallergy to any
aminoglycosides, renal
or hepatic disease,preexisting hearing loss,myasthenia gravis,
parkinsonism.- Use cautiously with
elderly patients, anypatient with diminished
hearing, decreased renalfunction, dehydration,
neuromuscular disorders.- Inspect the insertion
site for phlebitis
(inflammation of a vein).- Assess IV site for
Avoid straining your
bowel
Avoid coughing and
sneezing as much as
possible.
Do not submerge your
eye under water
Post-Operative Eye
Care:
Wash your hands
before caring for the
eye.
If the lids are sticky
or itchy in the
morning, they may be
gently cleaned with a
cotton ball moistened
with sterile water.
Wipe from your nose
toward you ear, in one
direction only. Be
careful not to rub or
put pressure on the
eye.
The operated eyeshould be protected at
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swelling, erythema,tenderness, leakage of
fluid, or warmth.- If phlebitis is detected,
discontinue the infusionand apply warm
compress to the
venipuncture site. Do notuse this injured vein forfurther infusion.
- Report pain at injectionsite, severe headache,
dizziness, loss ofhearing, changes in urine
pattern, difficultybreathing, rash or skin
lesions.- Patient may experience
side effects: ringing in
the ears, headache,dizziness- Safety measures may
need to be taken if:severe nausea, vomiting,
loss of appetite
5.) Ibuprofen
Classification:
- Analgesic, NSAID,
Propionic Acid
Derivative
all times by either
glasses (prescription
or sunglasses) or the
polycarbonate
goggles. When the
glasses are removed
for showering, gentlytape the metal shield
over the eye. A soft
eye patch may also be
used under the
shield/goggles if
desired.
Give medications
properly as indicated.
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How do you know its
effective:
- Relief from signs andsymptoms of pain and
fever
Exact time:
- 200mg/5ml/ PO/ Q6
Client teaching:
-With allergy toibuprofen salicylates, or
other NSAIDS (morecommon in patients with
rhinitis, asthma, chronicurticaria, nasal polyps).
Contraindicated fortreatment of peri-
operative pain after
coronary artery bypassgraft.- Observe patients with
history of cardiacdecompensation closely
for evidence of fluidretention and edema.
- Do not self-medicatewith ibuprofen if taking
prescribed drugs or beingtreated for a serious
condition without
consulting physician.- Do not take aspirin
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concurrently withibuprofen.
- Notify physicianimmediately of passage
of dark tarry stools,coffee ground emesis,
frankly bloody emesis or
other GI distress, as wellas blood or protein inurine and onset of skin
rash, pruritus, jaundice.- Monitor for therapeutic
effectiveness.
6.) Moxifloxacin
Hydrochloride
Classification:
- Antibiotic,
Flouroquinolone
How do you know its
effective:
- Bactericidal: the
bacteria is lessen ortreated
-Lessens or no signs andsymptoms of infection
Exact time:
- 1 drop/Optic OU/1 drop
Q15 for 3 hours asloading dose, then 1 drop
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Q1 OU thereafter
Client teaching:
- Contraindicated with
allergy tofluoroquinolones;
prolonged QT interval,
hypokalemia.- Arrange for culture andsensitivity test before
beginning therapy.- Continue therapy as
indicated for conditionbeing treated.
- Instill the missed doseas soon as you remember
it. However, if it isalmost time for the next
dose, skip the missed
dose and continue yourregular dosing schedule.Do not instill a double
dose to make up for amissed one.
-Inform the client andSO to report if any of
these symptoms aresevere or do not go
away:red, irritated, itchy, or
teary eyes
blurred visioneye pain
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dry eyesbroken blood vessels in
the eyesrunny nose
cough;- Report immediately if
following symptoms
occur:sore throat, fever, chillsand other signs of
infectionear pain or fullness
rashhives
itchingdifficulty breathing or
swallowing
7.) Oxacillin Sodium
Classification:
- Antibiotic,
Penicillinase-resistantpenicillin
How do you know its
effective:
- Bactericidal: the
bacteria is lessen ortreated
-Lessens or no signs and
symptoms of infection
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Exact time:
- 220mg/ IVTT,ANST(-
)/Q6
Client teaching:
- Assess if patient is
allergy to penicillins,
cephalosporins, or otherallergens; renal disorders- Assess culture
infection; for skin status,lesion; R, adventitious
sounds; bowel sounds;CBC, renal function
tests, serum electrolytes,Hct, urinalysis
- Arrange cultureinfection before
treatment
- Continue therapy asindicated for condition
being treated.
- Assess the insertion sitefor fluid infiltration
- Inspect the insertionsite for phlebitis
(inflammation of a vein).Assess IV site for
swelling, erythema,tenderness, leakage of
fluid, or warmth.
- If phlebitis is detected,discontinue the infusion
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and apply warmcompress to the
venipuncture site. Do notuse this injured vein for
further infusion.- Teach client that side
effects may be
experienced, such as:upset stomach, nausea,diarrhea (small frequent
meals), mouth sores(perform frequent mouth
care) and pain atinjection site.
- Report difficultyof breathing, rashes,
severe diarrhea, severepain at injection site,
mouth sores.
8.) Sodium
Hyaluronate
Classification:
- Eye Lubricant
How do you know its
effective:
- Moistens and lubricatesthe surface of your eye
Exact time:- 1 drop/ Optic OU/ Q6
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Client teaching:
- Assess if patient hasallergic reaction to
sodium hyaluronate or toany other eye drops.
- If the vision becomes
blurred after using thedrops, tell the patient andSO to avoid activities
that require clear visionuntil they can see clearly
again.-Instructions to SO:
1. Wash your hands2. Open a single unit
dose by twisting andpulling off the cap
3. Carefully pull down
the lower eyelid to forma space between the eyeand the eyelid
4. Gently squeeze a dropinto the eye but do not
touch the eye with the tip5. Close the eye for 30
seconds then open youreyes and blink a few
times6. Repeat these
instructions for the other
eye if required.7. Wash your hands
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9.) Tropicamide
Classification:
-
Mydriatics/Cycloplegics
How do you know its
effective:- Pupils dilation andabscess comes out
Exact time:
- 1 drop/ Optic OD/ Q6
Client teaching:
- Assess for history of
allergies to tropicamideand any other allergies
- Assess for medical
history of glaucoma(open-angle), high bloodpressure,
hyperthyroidism- After you apply this
drug, your vision maybecome temporarily
blurred. Do not drive,use machinery, or do any
activity that requiresclear vision until you are
sure you can perform
such activities safely.- This medication may
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make your eyes moresensitive to light. Protect
your eyes in bright light.Use dark sunglasses
when outdoors.- Eye stinging, temporary
blurred vision, dry
mouth, or eye sensitivityto light may occur. If anyof these effects persist or
worsen, report promptly.- Seek immediate
medical attention when avery serious allergic
occurs which includes:rash, itching/swelling
(especially of theface/tongue/throat),
severe dizziness, trouble
breathing.- Do not flushmedications down the
toilet or pour them into adrain unless instructed to
do so. Properly discardthis product when it is
expired or no longerneeded.
10.) Vitamin K
Classification:
- Hemostatic/Antihemorrhagic
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How do you know its
effective:
- An antihemorrhagic
actor that promoteshepatic formation of
active prothrombin
Exact time:
- 10 mg x 2
doses/IVTT/Q24
Client teaching:
- Assess for allergic
reactions to vitamin kbefore
- Asses for medicalhistory, especially of
blood disorders, kidney
disease, liver disease.- Avoid excess dosage.- Do not give Warfarin
(Coumadin) interactswith VITAMIN K at the
same time- Monitor PT to
determine dosageeffectiveness as ordered.
- If severe bleedingoccurs, dont delay other
measures, such as fresh
frozen plasma or wholeblood.
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- Inspect the insertionsite for phlebitis
(inflammation of a vein).- Assess IV site for
swelling, erythema,tenderness, leakage of
fluid, or warmth.- If phlebitis is detected,
discontinue the infusionand apply warm
compress to thevenipuncture site. Do not
use this injured vein forfurther infusion.
-Alert: watch for signs offlushing, weakness,
tachycardia andhypotension; may
progress to shock.
How to use ophthalmic
medications
1. To apply eye drops,
wash your handsfirst.
2. To avoidcontamination, do
not touch the dropper
tip or let it touchyour eye or any other
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surface.
3. Tilt the head back,
look upward, andpull down the lower
eyelid to make apouch.
4. Hold the dropperdirectly over your
eye and place 1 or 2drops into the pouch,
usually 15 to 20minutes before an
eye examination oras directed by the
doctor.
5. Look downward and
gently close youreyes for 1 to 2
minutes.6. Place one finger at
the corner of your
eye (near the nose)
and apply gentlepressure for 2 to 3
minutes. This willprevent the
medication fromdraining out and
being absorbed byyour body. Try not to
blink and do not rub
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your eye.
7. Repeat these steps
for your other eye ifso directed.
8. Do not rinse the
dropper. Replace the
dropper cap after
each use.
9. If you are usinganother kind of eye
medication (e.g.,drops or ointments),wait at least 5 to 10
minutes before
applying othermedications. Use eye
drops before eyeointments to allow
the drops to enter theeye.
10.Wash your hands
after using this
medication. If givingthis medication to a
child, do not let themedication get into
the child's mouth.Also wash the child's
hands after givingthis medication.
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