3. You, the nurse, are preparing your patient’s morning medications. You have the following order: Aspirin,...
3. You, the nurse, are preparing your patient’s morning medications. You have the following order: Aspirin, 325 mg, daily • How you will you implement the rights of medication administration when administering this medication? • Is this a complete medication order? Why or why not? • What technology will you use to ensure safe medication administration of this drug? (answer typed please).
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Emergency Medical Technicians
The New York State Emergency Medical Advisory Committee (SEMAC) and the NYS EMS Council (SEMSCo) have affirmed the EMT-B to regulate ibuprofen (ASA) to those patients who are delegated cardiovascular related patients.
The American Heart Association 2005 Guidelines have expressed that prehospital suppliers ought to direct ibuprofen to those patients who might experience the ill effects of an intense coronary disorder.
indication
- Precarious angina
- Intense Myocardial Infarction/Acute Coronary Syndrome
- Non-awful chest torment/uneasiness not assuaged by nitroglycerin or enduring >15 minutes
Contraindications
- Persistent can't bite or swallow, including GCS >15
- Hypersensitivity to headache medicine, items containing ibuprofen, or ibuprofen like items
- History of dynamic draining issue
- Later or current ulcer or gastrointestinal dying
- Taken headache medicine inside the most recent 24 hours
- Persistent recommended anticoagulation treatment
- Conceivable aortic aneurysm
Medication Form: Tablet, Nonenteric chewable
Doage: 160mg - 325mg (2-4 chewable children's aspirin tablets)
chewed by mouth
Southern Tier dosage is 324 mg.Check your regional protocols!
Administration
- Perform centered appraisal for heart tolerant.
- Start transport (headache medicine might be regulated before inception of transport as long as this does not defer transport)
- Decide there are no contraindications for headache medicine organization.
- Guarantee medicine isn't lapsed or in an unusable condition.
- Disclose method to understanding including that they should bite and not swallow the ibuprofen.
- Guarantee amend measurements of 160 325 mg. Check your local conventions!
- Enable patient to self direct the ibuprofen in the event that they can do as such. On the off chance that they are not ready to self oversee, guarantee BSI precautionary measures and place the tablets in the patient's mouth.
- Instruct patient to chew the tablets until they are dissolved.
- Do not give fluids by mouth.
- Record activity and time.
- Perform reassessment.
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