on this topic anticoagulants, discuss the drug in detail, mechanism of action, conditions we treat with...
on this topic anticoagulants, discuss the drug in detail, mechanism of action, conditions we treat with your category of drug, name a few drugs found within your category, side effects of each drug, contradiction or precautions for using the drug, and interactions. please include a few things you would teach your patient who has been prescribed a medication from anticoagulants.
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As a nurse should educate the patient to brush the teeth with soft brush and advice to brush smoothly
Advice to avoid doing brush roughly
Instruct the patient to common side effects of anticoagulants such as bleeding from nose or ears and bleeding gums etc .
Advice the patient to apply pressure if any bleeding in sites at least 15 minutes .
Advice the patient for no intramuscular injections
Educate the patient for lab repots such as platelet count etc .
Advice the patient to stop medication if any bleeding signs from any orifices of body .
Advice the patient stop medications if any surgical intervention .
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