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Cefuroxime

The document discusses a drug study for ranitidine, including its generic and brand name, dosing and administration, indications for use in treating various GI conditions like ulcers and acid reflux, potential adverse effects involving the central nervous, cardiovascular and gastrointestinal systems, and the nurse's responsibilities to assess the patient and monitor for effectiveness and side effects as well as patient teaching points around reporting issues and following the treatment plan. The key points covered are the drug name, its uses in treating GI disorders, potential side effects, and the nurse's role in monitoring the patient and ensuring proper use.
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Cefuroxime

The document discusses a drug study for ranitidine, including its generic and brand name, dosing and administration, indications for use in treating various GI conditions like ulcers and acid reflux, potential adverse effects involving the central nervous, cardiovascular and gastrointestinal systems, and the nurse's responsibilities to assess the patient and monitor for effectiveness and side effects as well as patient teaching points around reporting issues and following the treatment plan. The key points covered are the drug name, its uses in treating GI disorders, potential side effects, and the nurse's role in monitoring the patient and ensuring proper use.
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DRUG STUDY

Generic & Dose, strength & Indication/Mechanism of Adverse/side effects Nursing


Rationale Client Teaching
Brand Name formulation Action drug Interaction Responsibility
Ordered: Indication: Side Effects:
Generic: CEFUROXIME -Serious lower respiratory
250mg IVTT tract infection, UTI, skin CNS: dizziness, -Assess patient’s -To monitor drug’s • Advise patient to take oral
q8hrs or skin structure headache, insomnia, infection before effectiveness. suspension with food to
Cefuroxime infections, bone/ joint stroke therapy and enhance absorption.
infection, septicemia CV: hypertension, MI, regularly
Timing: meningitis and gonorrhea. peripheral edema thereafter. • Tell patient to report
Brand: q8 hrs. -Perioperative prevention EENT: Pharyngitis, adverse reactions.
Ceftin - Bacterial exacerbations rhinitis, sinusitis
Duration: of chronic bronchitis/ GI: Abdominal pain, -Before giving
immediate. secondary bacterial diarrhea, dyspepsia, the first dose, • Instruct patient to take drug
infection of acute flatulence, nausea, GI obtain specimen exactly as prescribed, even he
-To ensure right drug.
bronchitis bleeding for culture and feels better after
Other Form: -Acute bacterial METABOLIC: sensitivity test.
maxillary sinusitis Hyperchloremia, • Stress the importance of
Classification: Suspension: -Pharyngitis & tonsilities hypophosphatemia -Before giving taking the drug.
Second 125mg/5ml, 250 -Otits media MUSCULOSKETETA first dose, ask
generation mg/5 ml -Uncomplicated skin & L: patient about
-to avoid cross sensitivity • Maintain all of the usual
cephalosporin, Infusion ; 750 skin-structure infection Back pain previous
with other beta- activities and restrictions that
antibiotic mg, 1.5 -Uncomplicated UTI RESPIRATORY: reactions to
lactamantibiotics apply to your condition
premixed, frozen -Uncomplicated Upper respiratory tract cephalosporin
solution gonorrhea infection and penicillin.
Injection: 750 -Early lyme disease SKIN:
mg, 1.5. mg -Impetigo Erythema, multiforme,
exfoliative dermatitis, -Be alert for
Capsules; 50 mg, rash, Stevens- Johnson adverse reaction
100 mg, 200 mg, syndrome, toxic and drug -To establish proper
400 mg: epidermal necrolysis interaction. precautionary measures
MECHANISM OF and management for
ACTION; OTHER: possible adverse effects
Accidental injury of the drug.
Chemical effect: May
-If GI reactions
selectively inhibit COX 2 INTERACTIONS
occur,monitor
decreasing prostaglandin -To prevent dehydration .
patient’s
synthesis Drug-drug Diuretics ;
hydration.
may increase risk of
Therapeutic effect; adverse renal
Relieves pain & reactions . Monitor
inflammation in joints renal function closely.
and smooth muscle Probenecid: may inhibit
tissue. excretion & increase
level of cefuroxime.
Sometimes used for this
effect.
Drug-food: Any food:
May increase drug
adsorption &
bioavailability of
suspension. Give
suspension with food.
Tablets may begin
without regard to food.
-Before giving dose,
obtain specimen for
culture & sensitivity
tests. Begin therapy
pending test results.

-Before giving the first


dose, ask the pt. about
previous reactions to.
DRUG STUDY

Generic & Dose, strength & Indication/Mechanism of Adverse/side effects Nursing


Rationale Client Teaching
Brand Name formulation Action drug Interaction Responsibility
Ordered: Indications: Adverse reaction: Assessment:
Generic:
50 mg slow IVTT CNS: Light -assess patient for -to take an early actions of -inform patient that drug can
Ranitidine -Intractable duodenal headedness, epigastric or abdominal signs of internalbleeding. cause drowsiness and
ulcer; pathologic dizziness, insomnia, pain and frank or occult dizziness.
hypersecretory confusion, blood in the stool,
Brand: conditions, irritability,psychosis, emesis or gastric
-Duodenal and gastric ataxia, depression, aspirate.
Zantac Timing: ulcer hallucination. -instruct to report any
-Maintenance therapy for -Assess pt.’s. GI adverse reaction occurs.
Classification: duodenal ulcer -CV: CHF, orthostatic condition before -to monitor the drug
q8
Pharmacologic -Gastroesophageal hypotension, starting therapy and effectiveness.
class: -Reflux disease dyspnea. Regularly thereafter to
H2 –receptor Duration: -Erosive esophagitis monitor drug’s -encourage patient to
antagonist -Self-medication for -GI: Nausea,anorexia, effectiveness increase oral fluid intake
occasional heartburn, constipation, dry . and fibers to prevent or
Therapeutic -acid indigestion and mouth. *Be alert for adverse minimize constipation.
class: ther forms: sour stomach -GU: Urinary reactions and drug inter
Antiulcerative retention action. -to establish proper
O 12.5 mg TIV q Mechanism of action: precautionary measures and -inform patient that this
management for possible medication can cause
12 hrs Inhibits the action of the *asses patient’s and adverse effects of the drug. temporary grey black color
histamine at H2 receptor family’s knowledge of of tongue and stool.
site located primarily in drug therapy. - To check the patient and the
gastric parietal cells, in Family’s level of
resulting in inhibition of -Do not discontinue understanding about the drug. -encourage patient to have a
gastric acid secretion. abruptly when regular check up.
treating
parkinsonism
syndrome,
parkinsonian crisis -it might cause other
may occur. complications.
DRUG STUDY

Indication/Mechanis
Generic & Dose, strength & Adverse/side effects Nursing
m of Rationale Client Teaching
Brand Name formulation drug Interaction Responsibility
Action
Ordered:] Indications: Adverse reaction: Assessment:
Generic:
Chronic constipation, Bloating; faintness; -Auscultate bowel sounds -.By checking frequency &
Bisacodyl preparation for nausea; rectal at least once per shift. characteristic of stools. >.Advise patient to swallow
Dulcolax rectal surgery/rectal/bowel irritation; stomach -.Obtain history of bowel enteric-coated tablet whole to
suppository 10 examination fullness, cramps, or disorder, GI status, fluid -Check for pain and cramping avoid GI irritation.
mg adult, 2 discomfort; vomiting. intake, nutritional status, and to know the condition of
Brand: suppositories per Mechanism of action: exercise habits & normal the patient >Advise patient to report
rectum patterns of eliminations. adverse effects to prescriber.
. Bisacodyl works by
dulcolax Timing: stimulating enteric Drug interactions: -Be alert for adverse >Warn patient against excessive
nerves to cause reactions and drug inter use of drugs.
Classification: HS(8pm) colonic mass . May cause gastric action -to establish proper >Teach patient about dietary
movements. It is also irritation or dyspnea precautionary measures and sources of fiber, including bran
Stimulant Duration: a contact laxative; it from premature management for possible and other cereals use of drugs..
laxative increases fluid and dissolution of enteric adverse effects of the drug.
NaCl secretion coating. avoid use -Assess for baseline data >teach patient the proper storage
Other forms:
(lippicott & wilkins together --to indicate baseline data and of the medication.
2009 Ed. ;213) monitor drug’s effectiveness.
Enema: 10mg/30
-To prepare the patient for any
ml
side effect.
Tablet(delayed-
release): 10 mg
Tablets(enteric-
coated
DRUG STUDY

GENERIC/BRA DOSE, INDICATION/ ADVERSE/SIDE NURSING RATIONALE CLIENT TEACHING


ND NAME & STRENGTH & EFFECTS DRUG RESPONSIBILITIES
CLASSIFICATI FORMULATIO MECHANISM INTERACTION
ON N OF DRUG
ACTION

Generic: Ordered: Indications: Adverse/Side Effects: Assessment: *Teach patient to recognize and
immediately report signs and
Ketorolac >Short-term CNS:dizziness, 1. Assess patient’s pain before -To monitor drug’s symptoms of GI bleeding.
Tromethamine management of and after drug therapy. effectiveness.
pain drowsiness, *Advise patient to report
persistent or worsening pain.
headache,
2. Be alert for adverse -To avoid severe adverse *Explain that drug is intended
Timing: insomnia, reactions and drug effects. only for short term use.
interactions.
Mechanism of CV:edema, *Take drug as prescribed by the
Brand: Action: hypertension, Planning & Implementation: physician.
Duration: palpitations
*May inhibit 3. Drug may cause peptic *Tell patient not to exceed to the
6-8 hours prostaglandin EENT:transient ulcers, GI bleeding, or prescribed amount.
synthesis stinging and burning perforation of the stomach and
Available Forms: intestine. -Monitor patient closely.
*Relieves pain GI:diarrhea,
Injection:15 and dyspepsia, GI pain, 4. List all the medication the
Classification: mg/ml,30 mg/ml inflammation nausea patient is taking.
-To prevent drug interaction.
• NSAID Opthalmic GU:hematuria, 5. Apply pressure to injection
• Analgesi Solution:0.4% , polyuria, renal failure site for 15-30 seconds after -To minimize local effects.
cs, anti- 0.5% injection.
inflamm Hematologic:
atory Tablets:10 mg
anemia, eosinophilia,
purpura
Skin:sweating

Other:pain at
injection site.

Drug Interaction:

Drug-Drug. Anti-
hypertensive,
diuretics:May
decrease
effectiveness of these
drugs. Monitor
reactions closely.

Lithium:May increase
lithium level.

Warfarin:May
increase levels of free
salicylates or
warfarin in blood.

Methotrexate:

May decrease
methotrexate
clearance and
increase toxicity.

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