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Discuss all take home medication to the client and his significant others, the
brand and generic names, dosages, frequency, as well as the action of each
drug. This enables them to know what drugs are to be taken and its desired
dosages. Exact amount and proper timing is necessary to endure the
effectiveness of the medication and avoid addiction and overdose
 Warn them about the side effects of the medications. And teach them how to
watch for those side effects. Also explain and differentiate side effects from
adverse effects of the medication for further guidance.
3. Side effects are those expected side effects of the drugs aside from its
therapeutic actions. Warning them ahead of time to prevents confusion and
anxiety. Adverse reaction maybe life threatening effect to the patient.
Immediate consultation is necessary to prevent untoward injuries brought about
by its adverse reaction that might cause death.
4. Encourage to take drugs with food if not contraindicated or take them 1 hour or
2 hours after meal. Some drugs may cause GI irritation if taken empty
stomach.
- Inform family about food and other medications that cause interaction
with the drugs the patient is currently taking.
5. There are some drugs or foods that when taken together, may cause untoward
reactions or may cause ineffectiveness of the drugs.
- Instruct the patient not to stop the medications abrupt or even adjust
the dosage without consulting the physician. It may aggravate the
condition of the client.
- Encourage and instruct the client and her family to comply with the
medication regimen prescribed by the physician. To prevent further
deterioration of the client¶s condition and recurrence another attack.

  

1. Maintain a good and safety environment.

This may facilitate fast recovery and prevent recurrence of the disease influenced
by unhealthy environment. It may also prevent the patient from injury.

2.Encourage passive range of motion such as stretching the extremities. Advance his
exercises to achieve optimum recovery but also allowing rest periods for each session.

This helps loosen the joint structures, promote wellness and improve circulation.
It would prevent aggravation and axhaustion of the muscles and joints.

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1. Explain purpose of the treatment to be continued at home.

This adds knowledge to the family that the treatment does not only end at the
hospital but it needs to be continued at home for the faster recovery.

  

1. Encourage the family to bath the patient every day. Take showers instead of tub
baths.
Bathing washes out dirt and microorganism from the body, and prevents from
acquiring infections.

2. Prevent the person solves problems and discovers new ways to do things.

To promote self-reliance and optimal functioning.

3. Make sure you keep the skin around and between your rectum and vagina clean by
washing with soap and water at least once daily.

4. Women who wash both before and after sexual intercourse may lower their risk of
developing a urinary tract infection.
 5. Urinate when you feel the need; don't resist the urge to urinate.

 

1. Encourage increase of oral fluid intake at least 8 to 10 glasses per day.

Promotes well-being and facilitates in cleansing the body.

2. Encourage family members to prepare and have the client eat foods rich in protein,
vitamin C. potassium, carbohydrates and calcium, if not contraindicated with his
condition.

To boost immune system, Vitamin c helps in prevention of infections; protein helps in

tissue repair; potassium promotes hearth muscles; carbohydrates replenish used
energy and calcium has important role in blood coagulation.

 Advice not to skip meals and eat regular intervals.

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4. Avoid sugar. Bacteria use sugar in the blood as food.

5.Advice to consult a dietician that would help in planning the right food for the
client.

Dieticians will ensure the promotion of the right food for a person.