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Pedia Care Study - Appendix B - Drug Study

1. The document summarizes a drug study for a 1-year-old patient diagnosed with severe pneumonia with wheeze. It details two drugs prescribed - Cefotaxime and Ampicillin. 2. For each drug, it lists the dosage, indications, mechanisms of action, potential adverse effects, nursing responsibilities, and rationale. 3. Nurses are tasked to monitor for adverse reactions, educate patients and caregivers, and ensure proper administration of the antibiotics to effectively treat the patient's infection.

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Pedia Care Study - Appendix B - Drug Study

1. The document summarizes a drug study for a 1-year-old patient diagnosed with severe pneumonia with wheeze. It details two drugs prescribed - Cefotaxime and Ampicillin. 2. For each drug, it lists the dosage, indications, mechanisms of action, potential adverse effects, nursing responsibilities, and rationale. 3. Nurses are tasked to monitor for adverse reactions, educate patients and caregivers, and ensure proper administration of the antibiotics to effectively treat the patient's infection.

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UNIVERSITY OF CEBU- BANILAD

COLLEGE OF NURSING

DRUG STUDY

Patient: J.M.C.M Age:1 year old Hospital No.: 2015805992 Room No.: W7-3RD05

Impression/Diagnosis: Pneumonia severe w/ wheeze Allergy to:None Attending Physician(s): Dr. Jarina

Generic/Brand Dose, Indication/Mechanisms Adverse/Side Nursing Rationale Client


Name & Strength & of Drug Action Effects Drug Responsibilities Teaching
Classification Formulation Interaction
CNS: dizziness, - Assess patients - To avoid - Tell
Generic: Ordered: Indications: fever, headache, infection before alteration patient’s
Cefotaxime Cefotaxime - Perioperative malaise, paresthesia therapy and during significant
Sodium 80mg IVTT prophylaxis in GI: abdominal regularly treatment and others to
every 8 hours contaminated surgery cramps, anal thereafter. also serves as report any
- Gonoccocal urethritis pruritus, anorexia, baseline data. adverse
or cervicitis; rectal diarrhea, dyspepsia, reactions.
Brand: Timing: gonorrhea in women or glossitis, nausea, - Before giving - Serves as - Tell
Claforan 8 am girls oral candidiasis, first dose, obtain baseline data patients’
4pm - Rectal gonorrhea pseudomembranous specimen for prior to significant
12 mn - Disseminated colitis, tenesmus, culture and initiation of others to
gonococcal infection vomiting sensitivity tests. therapy to report
- Gonoccocal opthalmia GU: candidiasis, Begin therapy avoid decrease
Classification: Duration: pruritus pending results. complications. urinary
Antibiotic 8-12 hours Mechanism of Action: Hematologic: output. May
Chemical Effect: agranulocytosis, - Ask patient’s - To avoid have to
Inhibits cell-wall eosinophilia, significant medication decrease
Other forms: synthesis, promoting hemolytic anemia, others about alteration and total daily
Infusion: 1 g, osmotic instability; thrombocytopenia, patient’s for the dose.
2g usually bacteriacidal. transient previous effectiveness (Kluwer,
Injection: Therapeutic Effect: neutropenia reactions to of the 2009)
500mg, 1 g, 2 Hinders or kills Respiratory: cephalosporins/ treatment.
g susceptible bacteria. dyspnea penicillin.
(Kluwer, 2009)
- Be alert for - Patient
adverse maybe
reactions and unresponsive
drug interactions to medication
treatment that
may cause
further
complications.
- If adverse GI - To avoid
reactions occur, dehydration of
monitor the patient.
patient’s
hydration status.

- Assess - For
patient’s evaluation
family’s purposes.
knowledge on
drug therapy.
(Kluwer, 2009)
Generic/Brand Dose, Indication/Mechanisms Adverse/Side Nursing Rationale Client
Name & Strength & of Drug Action Effects Drug Responsibilities Teaching
Classification Formulation Interaction
CNS: seizures - Obtain history - To determine - Tellpatient’s
Generic: Ordered: Indications: CV: of patient’s previous significant
Ampicillin Ampicillin - Respiratory tract or thrombophlebitis, infection before hypersensitivity others to let
155 mg IVTT skin- structure infection vein irritation therapy and reactions prior patient take
every 6 hours - GI infection, UTI GI: nausea, observe to therapy. entire
- Bacterial meningitis or vomiting, throughout quantity of
septicemia diarrhea, glossitis, therapy to drug as
Timing: - Uncomplicated stomatitis assess prescribed
6 am gonorrhea Hematologic: improvements. even after
Brand: 12 nn - To prevent agranulocytosis, feeling better.
Ampicillin 6 pm endocarditis in patients anemia, - Ask patient’s - A negative -Tellpatient’s
Sodium 12 mn having dental eosinophilia, significant history of significant
procedures leukopenia, others about penicillin others to
Duration: thrombocytopenia, patient’s allergy doesn’t callprescriber
Unknown Mechanism of Action: purpura previous allergic rule out future if a rash
Chemical Effect: Other: reaction to reaction. (most
Classification: Inhibits cell- wall hypersensitivity penicillin. common),
Antibiotic Other forms: synthesis during reactions fever, or
Capsules: 250 microorganism (anaphylaxis, - Obtain - Serves as chills
mg, 500 mg multiplication. maculopapular specimen for baseline data develop.
Infusion: 500 Therapeutic Effect: Kills rash, urticarial), culture and tests prior to - Warn
mg, 1 g, 2 g susceptible bacteria, overgrowth of sensitivity test initiation of patient’s
Injection: 125 including non- nonsusceptible before giving therapy to significant
mg, 250 mg, penicillinase- producing organism, pain at first dose. avoid others to
500 mg, 1 g, gram- positive bacteria injection site complication. never use
2g and many gram- leftover
Oral negative organisms. - Be alert for - This may alter ampicillin for
Suspension: (Kluwer, 2009) adverse the a new illness
125 mg/5 ml, reactions and effectiveness of or to share it
250 mg/5 ml drug interaction. the drug that with others.
leads to - Advise
occurrence of patient’s
more significant
complications. others to let
patient take
- If adverse - To avoid oral
reactions occur, dehydration of ampicillin 1
monitor the patient. hour before
patient’s or 2 hours
hydration status. after meals
for best
absorption.
- Assess - For evaluation (Kluwer,
patient’s purposes. 2009)
family’s
knowledge on
drug therapy.
(Kluwer, 2009)
Generic/Brand Dose, Strength Indication/Mechanisms Adverse/Side Nursing Rationale Client
Name & & of Drug Action Effects Drug Responsibilities Teaching
Classification Formulation Interaction
-Tachycardia Before: -Use drug
Generic: Ordered: Indication: -Nausea and exactly as
Salbutamol Salbutamol - Asthma throat irritation -Assess vital -To have a prescribed by
nebule every 4 - Chronic bronchitis -Dizziness, signs before baseline data your doctor.
hours via face - Any lung disease tremors, drug
mask - Bronchospasm headache, administration -Tell your
- Emphysema vomiting doctor about
Brand: -Lowers During: all of the
Ventolin Timing: Mechanism of action: peripheral medicines you
Every 6 hours Stimulates B2 vascular -Instruct patient -To prevent take.
adrenergic receptors resistance to contact health complications
which are predominant -Increase blood care professional -Do not use
Duration: receptors in bronchial pressure immediately if other inhaled
Classification: 8 hours smooth muscle of the -Tends to shortness medicines
Bronchodilators lung. increase blood of breath is not unless
(Lippincott Williams & glucose levels relieved by prescribed by
Other forms: Wilkins. 2013) medication or is your doctor.
Aerosol: 90 accompanied by
mcg diaphoresis,
Tablet: 2 mg, 4 dizziness
mg ,palpitations, or
Syrup: 2 mg/ 5 chest pain
ml
Injection: 5-10
ml -Use Cautiously -To avoid
to patients with sensitivity
known
sensitivity to (Source:
atropine, JONES &
soybeans, soya BARTLETT,
lecithin, and 2011)
peanuts

After:

-Do chest
physiotherapy
after
nebulization.

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