Question

1. When should be administer a culture and sensitivity test 2. What should you do in case of anaphylaxis? 3. Know patient education about IV Cefotetan 4. What is Red Mans syndrome and its assessment findings. 5. What medications do we use to treat MRSA? 6. Patient education of Tetracyclines. 7. When should Peak and Troughs be performed for aminoglycosides 8. Know side effects of Gentamicin and what to do if patient experiences side effects. 9. How long before a dose of tobramycin should a trough level be performed 10. What is Kernicterus. 11, Patient education about sulfonamides 12. What will happen when a patient takes glipizide with TMP/SMZ. What should the patient do? 13. What should the nurse check before administering Hiprex? 14. What are assessme 15. TB meds and Oral Contraceptives. 16. What assessment should the nurse consider prior to administering ethambutol? nt findings for pyelonephritis,

Answer 1

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Culture and sensitivity tests are used to identify the type of microorganism causing an infection and compounds that the identified organism is sensitive and resistant. In the case of bacteria, the antibiotics that you select, will be most effective in dealing with the infection. If antibiotic treatment of the disease is suitable, as in the case of bacterial, fungal, and some other microbial diseases, the antibiotics used may depend on ease of absorption, metabolism, ability to reach the infection site, and other factors. Microbe culturing and susceptibility testing provides information to help make appropriate decisions.

2.

In the case of anaphylaxis, an anti - histamine pill is always helpful in the treatment. A pill like diphenhydramine can help relieve allergy symptoms, but the results of this pill works too slowly in a severe reaction.

3.

Since the results of the pills is slow and the case is on emergency basis you should Inject Epinephrine Immediately or o cardiopulmonary resuscitation if the person stops breathing.

Here Cefotetan injection is used for fast action and results. This Cefotetan is used to treat infections of the lungs, skin, bones, joints, stomach area, blood, female reproductive organs, and urinary tract. Cefotetan injection is also used before surgery to prevent infections. Cefotetan injection is an authentic medications called cephalosporin antibiotics.

4.

Red man syndrome is the most common adverse reaction to the drug vancomycin. It's sometimes referred to as red neck syndrome. The name suggests itself as the red rash that develops on the face, neck, and torso to the affected people. The drug prevents bacteria from forming cell walls, which develops the bacteria that causes death.