1. Pick an infection of interest to you (i.e. HIV, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, STD). 2. What...
1. Pick an infection of interest to you (i.e. HIV,
Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, STD).
2. What is the incidence and prevalence of the
infection in your state?
3. Pick one drug used in the treatment of the
infection.
a. Provide generic/trade name
b. Drug class
c. Mechanism of action
d. Side effects (list 3)
e. Nursing implications
Homework Answers
Tuberculosis is contagious respiratory infection because of mycobacterium tuberculi
avg prevalence of TB in india os 5.05 per thousand, incidence is 84 per 100000 annualy.
ethambutol is used in treatment of TB
generic / trade name:myambutol,servambutol
drug class: antitubercular drug, antibiotic
mechanism of action: it is bacteriostatic as it prevents the formation of cell wall in bacteria.
side effect: loss of apetite,headache, stomach upset, blurred vision, color blindness, jaundice, optic neuritis, hyperuricemia
nursing implication
- monitor for signs of hepatitis, agranulocytosis ( fever, sore throat, mucosal lesions), hypersensitivity
- monitor for peripheral neuritis that is numbness or tingling
- Assess for joint pain, dizziness. Instruct the family members to support the patient to prevent falls
- inform physician if patient experience hallucinations, confusion.
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