Name
of Patient: Age: Room #: Hospital #:
Diagnosis/ Impression: Attending Physician:
DRUG STUDY
GENERIC DOSAGE CLASSIFICAT INDICATION MECHANISM OF ADVERSE CONTRAINDICA NURSING
,TIMING ION ACTION EFFECT TIONS CONSIDERATION
NAME
& ROUTE
• 2mL / Mineral and Since the Zinc inhibits • Injection: • Monitor progressio
OD / electrolyte patient has cAMP-induced, Hypersensitivity zinc deficiency
Generic chloride- • Nausea • Encourage patien
PO replacement / experienced to zinc or any
Name: dependent fluid • Vomiting comply with diet
supplements frequent component of
secretion by • Diarrhea recommendation
Zinc Sulfate vomiting and
inhibiting • stomach the formulation • May be taken with
Syrup loose bowel
basolateral pain if GI upset occurs
movement, it
potassium (K) • Ask the guardian o
serves as a Exceeding 40
channels. Zinc patient to notify an
Brand replacement also improves the mg per day of
and the healthcare tea
Name: absorption of elemental zinc
supplementa the he feels nause
water and can cause flu-
Zincate vomiting, abdomin
tion therapy electrolytes, like symptoms,
pain or tarry stools
since the improves such as fever,
occur
patient is at regeneration of coughing,
• Advise patient to t
risk for zinc the intestinal headache, and
zinc sulfate with f
deficiency epithelium, fatigue
it upsets stomach.
increases the
• Best if taken 1-2 h
levels of brush
after meal and to b
border enzymes,
taken as a whole
and enhances the
immune response,
allowing for a
better clearance of
the pathogens.
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Name of Patient: Age: Room #: Hospital #:
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GENER DOSAGE CLASSIFICATI INDICATION MECHANISM OF ADVERSE CONTRAINDICATI NURSING
IC ,TIMING ON ACTION EFFECT ONS CONSIDERATION
& S
NAME
ROUTE
Generic • IV: 1 • Antidote Negative • Acts like digitalis GENERAL: Ventricular •Assess for
name: ampul • Others: calcium balance on the heart, tingling fibrillation, cutaneous burning
e calcium salts (As in neonatal increasing cardiac sensation metastatic bone sensations and
Calcium
tetany, muscle tone and with rapid IV, disease, injection peripheral
Glucona Frequenc
hypoparathyroid force of systolic sensations of into myocardium; vasodilation, with
te y: Over
ism, vitamin D contractions(positi heatwaves renal calculi, moderate fall in
20
deficiency, ve inotropic effect) (peripheral hypercalcemia, BP, during direct
minutes
alkalosis); • Rapidly restores predisposition to IV injection.
or 1.5-
cardiac toxicity serum calcium hypercalcemia(hype
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Brand 2ml/min of hyperkalemia, levels in acute vasodilation),f rparathyroidism, • Administer IV
Name: [Link] for hypocalcemia of ainting. certain dose slowly.
for adults cardiopulmonar various origins; malignancies);digital
Calgona GI: •Discontinue with
y resuscitation, cardiac stabilizer is toxicity
te • Contin to prevent under conditions
constipation, infiltration. Treat
uous increased with heat
Pregnan hypocalcemia of hyperkalemia or
infusio gastric acid application,
cy during resuscitation
n: secretion elevation and local
Categor transfusion of • Bone mineral
max infiltration of
yC citrated blood; component; CV:(with
rate normal saline, 1%
antidote for cofoactor in rapidinfusion)
200m procaine HCL or
magnesium enzymatic hypotension,
g/min hyaluronidase.
sulfate, for reactions, bradycardia,c
over
acute symptoms essential for ardiacarrhyth •Monitor ECG
12- of lead colic, to neurotransmission mias,cardiac during IV
24hr decrease , muscle arrest administration to
capillary contraction, and detect evidence of
permeability in DERMA: pain
many signal hypercalcemia:
sensitivity and burning
transduction decreased QT
reactions; PO at IV site,
pathways interval associated
Ca may be used severe
with inverted T-
to maintain ,necrosis and
wave.
normal calcium sloughing
balance during (with •Lab tests:
pregnancy,lactat extravasation determine levels of
ion ). calcium and
phosphorus and
magnesium
frequently,during
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sustained therapy.
Deficienciesand
other ions,
particularly
magnesium,
frequently coexist
with calcium ion
depletion
