Please help Please help to answer these question: 1. Name of medication: phenobarbital a. Dose: b. Route: c. Generic nam...
Please help
Please help to answer these question:
1. Name of medication: phenobarbital
a. Dose:
b. Route:
c. Generic name:
d. Mechanism of action:
e. Why is it prescribed/ goal of medication?
f. Concerns with this drug?
g. Challenges with administration of this drug?
2. Name of medication: Levothyroxine
a. Dose:
b. Route:
c. Generic name:
d. Mechanism of action:
e. Why is it prescribed/ goal of medication?
f. Concerns with this drug?
g. Challenges with administration of this drug?
3. Name of medication: sodium chloride tablets
a. Dose:
b. Route:
c. Generic name:
d. Mechanism of action:
e. Why is it prescribed/ goal of medication?
f. Concerns with this drug?
g. Challenges with administration of this drug?
4. Name of medication: Diastat
a. Dose:
b. Route:
c. Generic name:
d. Mechanism of action:
e. Why is it prescribed/ goal of medication?
f. Concerns with this drug?
g. Challenges with administration of this drug?
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Please help Please help to answer these question: 1. Name of medication: phenobarbital a. Dose: b. Route: c. Generic nam...
Please help Please help to answer these question: 1. Name of medication: Levothyroxine a. Dose: b. Route: c. Generic nam...
Please help Please help to answer these question: 1. Name of medication: Levothyroxine a. Dose: b. Route: c. Generic name: d. Mechanism of action: e. Why is it prescribed/ goal of medication? f. Concerns with this drug? g. Challenges with administration of this drug? 2. Name of medication: sodium chloride tablets a. Dose: b. Route: c. Generic name: d. Mechanism of action: e. Why is it prescribed/ goal of medication? f. Concerns with this drug? g. Challenges with administration of...
also include route & dosage & generic and trade name for all please. thank you ?...
also include route & dosage & generic and trade name for
all please. thank you ?
Furosemide Losartan Potassium Hydrochlorathiazide Lanoxin Metropolol 8 Tramadol aCipro (0 Toradol Docusate Sodium Medication Administration Competency NUR 319 Critical Areas: Student must state information about each med. Classification Mechanism of action Why is your client taking this drug? Nursing Implications Adverse Effects
Potassium chloride 1. Medication Order (written the way the MD/NP ordered it) → drug-dose - route...
Potassium chloride
1. Medication Order (written the way the MD/NP ordered it) → drug-dose - route -frequency 2. generic name: 3. Trade name: 4. Maximum Safe Dose in 24 hours: 5. Therapeutic class/Pharmacologic classification: 6. Indication: 7. Black Box Warning: (if none-type None) 8. Common Adverse Reactions (maximum-8) 9. Life Threatening Adverse Reactions: (If none-type None) 10. Drug-Drug Interactions (Only list those that apply for your patient & type the interaction & nursing considerations) - If there are none -...
Name For each of the following doctor's orders, calculate the individual dose of medication 1. Dr....
Name For each of the following doctor's orders, calculate the individual dose of medication 1. Dr. Jones prescribed Plendil 7.5 mg. The drug label reads: Plendil 2.5 mg tab. 2. The doctor ordered Dilaudid 1.5 mg IM from a vial that is labeled 0.6 mg per mu 3. Dr. Sam prescribed 20 mg of a medication. You have 10 mg per 5 mL. 4. The physician ordered Procardia XL 60 ma. The drug on hand is Procardia XL 30 mg...
For Oxycodone 1. generic name 2. brand name 3. dosage 4. route iv 5. frequency 6....
For Oxycodone
1. generic name 2. brand name 3. dosage 4. route iv 5. frequency 6. classification; narcotic analgesic 7. indication; for moderate to severe pain 8. common adverse effect vomiting 9. life threatening adverse effect 10. drug-drug interaction 11. food - drug interaction increase effect of morphine if taken together with alcohol 12. nursing intervention: antagonist; antidoted for morphine nalaxone a) assess-five right b) administration by slow IV c) Following administration d) evaluated for therapeutic effect e) pt specific...
For levofloaxin 1. generic name 2. brand name 3. dosage 4. route iv 5. frequency 6....
For levofloaxin
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*Vitamin K is the antidote for this important drug? _______(generic name) *A patient has been taking...
*Vitamin K is the antidote for this important drug? _______(generic name) *A patient has been taking colestipol (Colestid) tablets 2 g per day in 2 divided doses. . The medication is available in 500-mg tablets. How many tablets will you give per dose? _______ tablet(s) * Because of the danger, the physician should monitor what laboratory test every 3-6 months when a patient is taking a statin drug. a. white blood count b. renal function c. platelet count d. liver...
The name of the Drug is Cialis and the generic name is Tadalafil. Use the drug...
The name of the Drug is Cialis and the generic name is
Tadalafil. Use the drug Cialis and find any Cialis advertisement to
answer the questions.
Direct to Consumer Pharmaceutical Advertising Worksheet Select a drug advertised on television Provide the following information regarding the drug (10 points) 1. 2. Names: Trade Cialis Generic Tadalafil Classification: Indications for use: Dose: (Include dose for special populations and varying routes of administration) Side effects: Contraindications: (Including special considerations for pregnancy Cost for one...
1. The nurse is taking a medication history on a client. What action by the nurse...
1. The nurse is taking a medication history on a client. What action by the nurse best reduces the possibility of adverse interactions? A. Assess the client's ability to pay for the medication B. Ask the client about the use of complementary or alternative therapies C. Assess the client's nutrition status and diet preferences D. Perform a head to toe assessment 2. The nurse is reviewing the client's medication orders and finds an order stating "amoxicillin 250 mg every 8...
Question below: Drug name: ezetimibe. Please answer these question below for this drug 1. Therapeutic Mechanism...
Question below: Drug name: ezetimibe. Please answer these question below for this drug 1. Therapeutic Mechanism (& medication class): 2. Indications (specifically for THIS patient): 3. Adverse Effects (seen and anticipated): 4. Usual Dose Range: 5. Contraindication: 6. Used with Caution: 7. Nursing Considerations: Dugs name: ferrous gluconate Please answer these question below for this drug 1. Therapeutic Mechanism (& medication class): 2. Indications (specifically for THIS patient): 3. Adverse Effects (seen and anticipated): 4. Usual Dose Range: 5. Contraindication:...
also include route & dosage & generic and trade name for
all please. thank you ?
Furosemide Losartan Potassium Hydrochlorathiazide Lanoxin Metropolol 8 Tramadol aCipro (0 Toradol Docusate Sodium Medication Administration Competency NUR 319 Critical Areas: Student must state information about each med. Classification Mechanism of action Why is your client taking this drug? Nursing Implications Adverse Effects
Potassium chloride
1. Medication Order (written the way the MD/NP ordered it) → drug-dose - route -frequency 2. generic name: 3. Trade name: 4. Maximum Safe Dose in 24 hours: 5. Therapeutic class/Pharmacologic classification: 6. Indication: 7. Black Box Warning: (if none-type None) 8. Common Adverse Reactions (maximum-8) 9. Life Threatening Adverse Reactions: (If none-type None) 10. Drug-Drug Interactions (Only list those that apply for your patient & type the interaction & nursing considerations) - If there are none -...
Name For each of the following doctor's orders, calculate the individual dose of medication 1. Dr. Jones prescribed Plendil 7.5 mg. The drug label reads: Plendil 2.5 mg tab. 2. The doctor ordered Dilaudid 1.5 mg IM from a vial that is labeled 0.6 mg per mu 3. Dr. Sam prescribed 20 mg of a medication. You have 10 mg per 5 mL. 4. The physician ordered Procardia XL 60 ma. The drug on hand is Procardia XL 30 mg...
For Oxycodone
1. generic name 2. brand name 3. dosage 4. route iv 5. frequency 6. classification; narcotic analgesic 7. indication; for moderate to severe pain 8. common adverse effect vomiting 9. life threatening adverse effect 10. drug-drug interaction 11. food - drug interaction increase effect of morphine if taken together with alcohol 12. nursing intervention: antagonist; antidoted for morphine nalaxone a) assess-five right b) administration by slow IV c) Following administration d) evaluated for therapeutic effect e) pt specific...
For levofloaxin
1. generic name 2. brand name 3. dosage 4. route iv 5. frequency 6. classification; narcotic analgesic 7. indication; for moderate to severe pain 8. common adverse effect vomiting 9 life threatening adverse effect 10. drug- drug interaction 11. food- drug interaction increase effect of morphine if taken together with alcohol 12. nursing intervention: antagonist; antidoted for morphine nalaxone a) assess-five right b) administration by slow IV c) Following administration d) evaluated for therapeutic effect e) pt specific...
The name of the Drug is Cialis and the generic name is
Tadalafil. Use the drug Cialis and find any Cialis advertisement to
answer the questions.
Direct to Consumer Pharmaceutical Advertising Worksheet Select a drug advertised on television Provide the following information regarding the drug (10 points) 1. 2. Names: Trade Cialis Generic Tadalafil Classification: Indications for use: Dose: (Include dose for special populations and varying routes of administration) Side effects: Contraindications: (Including special considerations for pregnancy Cost for one...
1. The nurse is taking a medication history on a client. What action by the nurse best reduces the possibility of adverse interactions? A. Assess the client's ability to pay for the medication B. Ask the client about the use of complementary or alternative therapies C. Assess the client's nutrition status and diet preferences D. Perform a head to toe assessment 2. The nurse is reviewing the client's medication orders and finds an order stating "amoxicillin 250 mg every 8...
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