Heparin is a blood thinner used mainly in atrial fibrilation and embolism. It also provided as prophylaxis treatment. Digoxin is a positive ionotropic drug which helps to treat heart failure. It reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. Ceftriaxone is an antibiotic which is has high efficiency in treating gram - negative bacteria comparing to gram positive bacteria.
Drug brand name : HEPARIN
Drug class : Anticoagulant
Generic name: Heparin
Drug function: Prevention of blood clots.
Mechanism of action: Decreasing the clotting ability of the blood. ( it inhibit some clotting factors in the blood and thereby prevent the blood from clotting.)
Drug side effects: Bleeding tendency, Allergy to heparin ( hypersensityvity)
Drug monitoring: Coagulation profile such as activated partial thromboplastin time, prothrombin time and platelet count.
Drug danger signs / Alerts: Bleeding signs like nose or gum bleeding, blood in urine or stool and allergy to heparin like chills, fever, itching and skin rash. Serious signs like headache, nausea and vomiting, Painful bluish discoloration of limbs.
Drug brand name :DIGOXIN
Drug class: Cardiac glycosides
Generic name: Digoxin
Drug function: Maintenance of normal strong, regular, heart beat.
Mechanism of action: Regulating in and out movements of minerals ( calcium, sodium, and potassium ) seen in the heart muscle cells and thereby increase the force of contraction of heart muscles.
Drug side effects: Dizzines, headache, blurred vision, diarrhoea
Drug monitoring: Serum electrolytes, renal function test, serum digoxin concentration.
Drug danger signs / Alerts: Irregular or fast or slow heart beats, confusion, vision changes, nausea, vomiting.
Drug brand name : CEFTRIAXONE
Drug class: Third-generation Cephalosporin antibiotics
Generic name: Ceftriaxone
Drug function : Fight against bacteria invaded in the body and stop the bacterial growth.
Mechanism of action: It stop the growth of bacteria by inhibiting the cell wall formation in the bacteria by binding some specific proteins in the cell wall formation process.
Drug side effects: Mild diarrhea, Allergic reactions like fever, soar throat, swelling of face, throat, skin rash, burning eyes.
Drug monitoring; Hepatic and renal function test, complete blood count
Drug danger signs / Alerts : Watery or bloody diarrhea ( sign of superinfection), Allergic reactions like breathing difficulty, swelling on face, lips and throat, blistering or pealing of skin with painful rashes, blood in your urine, painful or difficult urination, less amount of urine, yellowish discoloration of the eyes or skin, clay-colored stools.
Drug Class: Drug Name: generic name only Drug Function: what is med for? Mechanism of Action:...
1. Give 2 examples of each classification of drug (include trade and generic name for each drug example 2. Drug actions 3. Uses 4. Give at least 3 Common adverse effects 5. Give at least 2 Serious adverse effects 6. Patient Teaching- must include if applicable, dietary restrictions, activity restrictions, vital signs monitoring, and, drug interactions, lab monitoring Lesson # 3-Drug Card Assignment #3 1. Corticosteroids 2. Antacids 3. Antiemetic
1. Give 2 examples of each classification of drug (include trade and generic name for each drug example 2. Drug actions 3. Uses 4. Give at least 3 Common adverse effects 5. Give at least 2 Serious adverse effects 6. Patient Teaching- must include if applicable, dietary restrictions, activity restrictions, vital signs monitoring, and, drug interactions, lab monitoring Lesson # 1-Drug Card Assignment #1 1. Opiate analgesic 2. Antimicrobial 3. Bronchodilators Lesson # 2-Drug Card Assignment #2 1. Anticoagulant 2....
Write: trade and generic name usual dose and frequency Drug classification Indications/use Action/effect (what is expected patient response to MOA) Main side Affect/Adverse reaction (any significant medical alert, warning, precaution, drug interactions, contraindications) Nursing intervention ( vitals, patient teaching) of the following influenza Quad 0.5ml aspirin 81mg clonazepam 0.5mg enoxaparin sodium 40 mg prednisone 40 mg thiamine 100 mg Ipratropium 1INH metoprolol 25mg amlodipine 5mg
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.
Typed please Medications o Drug class o Mechanism of action o Major side effects o Nursing considerations and interventions o Patient teaching 1. Hydralazine 2. Folic acid 3. Ferrous sulfate
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Write: trade and generic name usual dose and frequency Drug classification Indications/use Action/effect (what is expected patient response to MOA) Main side Affect/Adverse reaction Nursing intervention ( vitals prior and after, patient teaching) of the followin 1) montelukast 10mg 2) irbesartan 300 mg 3) Metoclopramide 5mg 1v 4) oxycodone 5mg 5) Carisoprodol 350mg PRIORITIZE: OVERFLOW URINARY INCONTNENCE RISK FOR IMPAIRED SKIN INTEGRITY IMPAIRED HOME MAINTENANCE PLEASE TYPE :)
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