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DOCTOR’S ORDERS
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replace the fluid loss.
• Continue meds
5:45am
(+) flank • HNBB to PRN q8H
>indicated for the relief of
pain amp
spasm of the genito-urinary
(+) febrile
tract or gastro- intestinal tract
and for the symptomatic relief
of Irritable Bowel Syndrome
• Please relay
ultrasound result of >to find out if there are any
KUB once available blockages in the urinary tract
AP
• IVTF w/ D5LR IL
> To maintain fluid and
@40 gtts/min
electrolytes balance
• Start Cefuroxime
750 mg q8 IVTT For the treatment of many
ANST different types of bacterial
2:30 pm infections such as bronchitis,
sinusitis, tonsillitis, ear
infections, skin infections,
gonorrhea, and urinary tract
infections.
Plt 94
1:00pm
Hct 40
44
changes in the total platelet
hct q6 (next at 6 pm)
volume. Also to know if
• Include blood typing
in the next blood transfusion is needed.
extraction
45
DATE ORDER RATIONAL REMARKS
7-8-10 • Rounds c Dr Nalupa >for further management and
evaluation
Febrile
• Continue monitoring Serial platelet and hematocrit
CBC, plt, include monitoring are important for
BSMP x 2 takes
determining if it is below
normal and needs transfusion.
• To secure 6 units
platelet concentrate
> to correct dehydration
1:45 pm
• IVFTF D5LR iL
@220 cc/hr x 2
cycles
• IVF TF c D5LR iL
@220 cc/hr
Plasma transfusion is
• May proceed c FFP indicated in patients with
1:30 am transfusion documented coagulation
factor deficiencies and active
• Mainline at KVO
bleeding, or who are about to
rate while on undergo an invasive
transfusion procedure.
4:00 pm
• TF:D5LR
@220cc/hr > to correct dehydration
7-12-10
Pt 23
Hct 41
• Rounds with Dr
7/12-10 Nalupa >For management and
10:45 AM
continued care
HR-60
51
12:10 > To maintain fluid and
Ht= 64 at 165 cc/H electrolytes balance
Cct pt= • Report plt conct, Hct
66/4am this 4 hour after 12 >for immediate management
hours
>used to treat several types of
• Start Arythromycin infections caused by bacteria.
50 mg/tab I tab OD Arythromycin, like all
po macrolide antibiotics,
prevents bacterial cells from
growing and multiplying.
XII.DIAGNOSTIC EXAMS
07/05/2010
Test Resul Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
t Values Significance
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Hemoglobin 136 135-180 No The actual The patient
significance substance in the hemoglobin is
red blood cells between normal
that carries range.
oxygen from the
lungs to your
Tissues. When
this number is
low, you will feel
more tired. If this
number falls too
low, your doctor
will start
you on a
medicine to
stimulate your
body to make
more red cells, or
send you to the
hospital for a
blood
Transfusion.
55
07/07/2010 @12:00
Test Resul Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
t Values Significance
Hemoglobin 138 135-180 No The actual The patient
significance substance in the hemoglobin is
red blood cells abetween normal
that carries range.
oxygen from the
lungs to your
Tissues. When
this number is
low, you will feel
more tired. If this
number falls too
low, your doctor
will start
you on a
medicine to
stimulate your
body to make
more red cells, or
send you to the
hospital for a
blood
Transfusion.
58
07/07/2010@ 6pm
60
07/09/2010 @ 12:00 am
61
07/08/2010@ 6:00 am
Test Resul Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
t Values Significance
Hematocrit .40 .40-.54 No This is the The patient
significance percentage of the haemoglobin
blood made up of count is above
the red blood normal range
cells. If this is too
low, you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be started
on a medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 92 150-350 The patient is This is a number
experiencing that measures the The patient
low platelet cell fragments that platelet count is
count which help stop below normal
represents an bleeding. A range
increased risk decreased
for bleeding Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
Malarial None The patient is This involves
smear found negative for identification of
malaria malaria parasite or
its
antigens/products
in the blood of the
patient.
62
07/08/2010 @ 12 pm
63
07/08/2010@6am
Test Resul Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
t Values Significance
Hemoglobin 148 135-180 No The actual The patient
significance substance in the hemoglobin is
red blood cells between normal
that carries range.
oxygen from the
lungs to your
Tissues. When
this number is
low, you will feel
more tired. If this
number falls too
low, your doctor
will start
you on a
medicine to
stimulate your
body to make
more red cells, or
send you to the
hospital for a
blood
Transfusion.
Hematocrit 0.42 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of the hematocrit is
blood made up of between normal
the red blood range
cells. If this is too
low, you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be started
on a medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Erythrocytes 5.50 5.5-6.5 No significance RBCs are Erythrocyte of
produced in the patient is
bone marrow. A between normal
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decreased number range
represents
Anemia and an
increased number
may indicate
dehydration.
Leukocytes 1.59 5-10 Patient has low White Blood Leukocytes level
leukocytes Cells are the of the patient is
which mean a body’s defense below normal
decrease in the mechanism range
number of white against bacteria,
blood cells Viruses and
(leukocytes) fungus. Your
found in the doctor will watch
blood, which this level closely
places after a
individuals at chemotherapy
increased risk of treatment.
infection.
Neutrophil .67 .55-.65 The patient has a The first line of The patient has a
high neutrophil defense against high value of
which is the bacterial neutrophil
primary white infections.
blood cells that
responds to
bacterial
infection
Lymphocyte .25 .25-.35 No signifance B & T cells that The patient
s attack foreign lymphocytes
invaders, level is within
especially viruses. normal range.
Monocyte .05 .03-0.06 No significance Ingest foreign The monocyte
material, such as level of the
bacteria and patient is
fungus. between normal
range
Eosinophil .02 .02-0.04 No signifance Destroy parasites The eosinophil
and help with count of the
allergic reactions. client is within
normal range
Basophil .01 0-.01 No significane Play a major role The client
in inflammation. basophil level is
within normal
range
Platelet 54 150-350 The patient is This is a number The patient has a
experiencing that measures the low platelet
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low platelet cell fragments count since the
count which that help stop patient s
represents an bleeding. A experiencing
increased risk decreased dengue fever
for bleeding Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
66
07/08/2010 12am
07/09/2010@ 12 am
Test Resul Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
t Values Significance
Hemoglobin 141 135-180 No The actual The patient
significance substance in the hemoglobin is
red blood cells abetween normal
that carries range.
oxygen from the
lungs to your
Tissues. When
this number is
low, you will feel
more tired. If this
number falls too
low, your doctor
will start
you on a medicine
to stimulate your
body to make
more red cells, or
send you to the
hospital for a
blood
Transfusion.
Hematocrit .41 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of the hematocrit is
blood made up of between normal
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the red blood range
cells. If this is too
low, you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be started
on a medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Erythrocytes 5.27 5.5-6.5 Patient has low RBCs are Erythrocyte of
erythrocytes produced in the patient is below
which mean a bone marrow. A normal range
decrease in the decreased number
number of red represents
blood cells Anemia and an
(erythrocytes) increased number
found in the may indicate
blood dehydration.
Leukocytes 1.21 5-10 Patient has low White Blood Cells Leukocytes level
leukocytes are the body’s of the patient is
which mean a defense below normal
decrease in the mechanism range
number of white against bacteria,
blood cells Viruses and
(leukocytes) fungus. Your
found in the doctor will watch
blood, which this level closely
places after a
individuals at chemotherapy
increased risk of treatment.
infection.
Neutrophil .70 .55-.65 The patient has a The first line of The patient has a
high neutrophil defense against high value of
which is the bacterial neutrophil
primary white infections.
blood cells that
responds to
bacterial
infection
Lymphocyte .23 .25-.35 Patient has Low B & T cells that The lymphocytes
70
s numbers of attack foreign is below the
lymphocytes invaders, normal range
means that it especially viruses.
increase your
risk for
infection.
Monocyte .06 .03-0.06 No significance Ingest foreign The monocyte
material, such as level of the
bacteria and patient is
fungus. between normal
range
Eosinophil .01 .02-0.04 Patient has low Destroy parasites The eosinophil
eosinophil count and help with count of the
which increases allergic reactions. client is below
susceptibility to normal range
parasitic worms
and
inflammation
Basophil 0.00 0-.01 No significane Play a major role The client
in inflammation. basophil level is
within normal
range
Platelet 51 150-350 The patient is This is a number The patient has a
experiencing that measures the low platelet
low platelet cell fragments that count since the
count which help stop patient s
represents an bleeding. A experiencing
increased risk decreased dengue fever
for bleeding Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
Malarial NMP The patient is This involves
smear S negative for identification of
malaria malaria parasite or
its
antigens/products
in the blood of the
patient.
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07/09/2010
Test Resul Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
t Values Significance
Hemoglobin 153 135-180 No The actual The patient
significance substance in the hemoglobin is
red blood cells abetween normal
that carries range.
oxygen from the
lungs to your
Tissues. When
this number is
low, you will feel
more tired. If this
number falls too
low, your doctor
will start
you on a
medicine to
stimulate your
body to make
more red cells, or
send you to the
hospital for a
blood
Transfusion.
74
07/09/2010 @6am
77
07/09/2010 @ 12pm
80
07/09/2010 @6pm
83
07/10/10 @12am
86
07/10/2010 @6am
89
07/10/10@12pm
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .47 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 30 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
90
07/10/10@6pm
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .44 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 19 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
91
07/11/2010 @12am
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .44 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 15 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
92
07/11/10 @6am
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .43 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 14 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
93
07/11/2010 @12pm
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .42 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 14 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
94
07/11/10@6pm
95
07/11/10 @6pm
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .42 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 17 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
96
07/12/10@ 12am
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .41 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 21 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
97
07/12/10@6am
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .41 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 33 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
98
07/12/10@12pm
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .44 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 45 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
99
07/12/10@12
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .41 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 55 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
100
07/13/10@4am
Test Result Normal Clinical Rationale Interpretation
Values Significance
Hematocrit .41 .40-.54 No significance This is the The patient
percentage of haemoglobin
the blood made count is above
up of the red normal range
blood cells. If
this is too low,
you are
considered to be
anemic and will
need to be
started on a
medicine to
stimulate your
bone marrow to
produce
More red blood
cells. Some
patients may
require a blood
transfusion.
Platelet 59 150-350 The patient is This is a
Count experiencing number that The patient
low platelet measures the platelet count is
count which cell fragments below normal
represents an that help stop range
increased risk bleeding. A
for bleeding decreased
Number
represents an
increased risk of
bleeding.
101
Urinalysis
Urine Test Result Interpretation
Color Light Yellow Normal
Turbidity Clear Normal
Sugar Negative Normal
Albumin Negative Normal
Reaction Neutral Normal
Sp. Gravity 1.005 Normal (1.005-1.015)
RBC 1-3 Normal (0-3)
Pus cells 0-1 Normal (0-3)
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Activated Partial Prothrombin Time
Normal Clinical Nursing responsibilities
Date Test Result
Value significance
July Protime - - - 1. If the client is receiving
06,2010 -Control - - - intermittent heparin doses,
Prolonged schedule the APTT to be drawn
APTT 25.4- 45.9 seconds 30-60 minutes before the next
38.4 Clotting heparin dose.
-Control - 25.5seconds - 2. If heparin is given
PTRA - - - countinuously, the blood
specimen can be drawn at any
time.
3. If APTT is greater than 100
seconds, the client is at risk for
bleeding and the physician is
notified.
4. The antidote for heparin is
protamine sulfate.
5. Note whether the client is
taking antihistamines, vitamin
C, or salicylates, as these
INR - - - prolong the PTT time.
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07/05/2010@11:14pm
Result Reference Range Significance Interpretation
Creatinine 80.78 M: <50yrs old: less No significance Paitent has normal
than 115 mol/L creatinine
>50 yrs old: Less
than 124 mmol/L
Chest X-Ray
07/12/10 @11:20am
Haziness is seen in both lung fields, more in the right. The rest of the lung fields are clear and
well expanded. The heart is not enlarged. Hemidiaphragms and endophrenic vules are intact. No
other significant findings.
Impression: Bronchial pneumonia is considered.
XIII.DRUG STUDY
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GENERIC NAME Cefuroxime sodium
BRAND NAME Aeruginox, Zinacef
CLASSIFICATION Cephalosporins
SUGGESTED 750 mg IVTT q8h
DOSE
MODE OF Second-generation cephalosporin that inhibits cell wall synthesis, promoting
ACTION osmotic instability, usually bactericidal
Susceptible mild to moderate infections including pharyngitis/tonsillitis,
INDICATION acute maxillary sinusitis, bronchitis, acute otitis media; uncomplicated skin
and skin structure, UTIs, gonorrhea; early Lyme disease.
Contraindicated in patients hypersensitive to drug or cephalosporins, use
CONRAINDICATI
cautiously in patients with hepatic and renal problem and breast-feeding
ONS
women
Drug-drug.
Aminoglycosides – may cause synergistic activity, may increase
DRUG
nephrotoxicity
INTERACTIONS
Loop diuretics – may increase risk of renal reactions
Probenecid – may inhibit excretion and increase cefuroxime level
CV: thrombophlebitis
Dermatologic: rash, urticaria, erythematous rashes, pain in injection site
SIDE EFFECTS GI: nausea, GI distress, vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia
Hematologic: neutropenia, haemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia
Other: anaphylaxis, serum sickness
NURSING • Assess the patient’s hepatic function, renal function
RESPONSIBILITIE • Check whether the patient is hypersensitive to drug; perform skin
S testing
105
• Obtain specimen culture and sensitivity before giving the first dose.
• Tell the patient to take drug as prescribed, even after he feels well
• Watch out for any allergic and adverse reactions
106
CV: thrombophlebitis, orthostatic hypotension
CNS: headache, vertigo, paresthesia, weakness, fever
Dermatologic: dermatitis, purpura, photosensitivity
GI: nausea, GI distress, vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia
SIDE EFFECTS GU: nocturia, polyuria, frequent urination, oliguria
Hepatic: hepatic dysfunction
Metabolic: dehydration, impaired glucose tolerance, hypokalemia,
hyperglycemia, dilutional hyponatremia, hypocalcemia, hypomagnesemia
Other: gout
• Assess the patient’s hepatic function, renal function
• Administer first dose in the morning and second dose early
afternoon to prevent nocturia
• Monitor vital signs and weight regularly
• Stop administration if azotemia and oliguria occur
NURSING
• Monitor for input and output, BUN, electrolyte levels frequently
RESPONSIBILITIE
• Monitor uric acid level and glucose level regularly
S
• Give drug with meals
• Provide potassium and magnesium supplements as ordered by
physician
• Provide safety and comfort measures
• Provide protective clothing and sun block
107
GENERIC NAME Hydroxyzine hydrochloride
BRAND NAME Iterax
CLASSIFICATION Anxiolytics
SUGGESTED 25mg i tab @ bedtime
DOSE
Unknown. A piperazine antihistamine whose action may result from
MODE OF
suppression of activity in certain essential regions of the subcorticol area of
ACTION
the CNS.
INDICATION Anxiety, adjunctive therapy for sedation, pruritus for allergies
CONRAINDICATI Contraindicated in patients hypersensitive to drug, pregnant and breast-
ONS feeding women
Drug-drug.
Anticholinergic: may cause additive cholinergic effects
DRUG CNS depressants: May increase CNS depression
INTERACTIONS Epinephrine: may inhibit and reverse vasopressor effect of epinephrine
Drug-lifestyle.
Alcohol use: may increase CNS depression
CNS: drowsiness, involuntary motor activity
SIDE EFFECTS
GI: dry mouth, constipation
• Provide safety and comfort measures such as raising the bed rails
• If patient is taking CNS drugs, observe for oversedation
NURSING
• Tell patient to avoid alcohol use while taking the drug
RESPONSIBILITIE
• Give sugarless gum or candy for dry mouth
S
• Warn the woman of childbearing age to avoid pregnancy and
breastfeeding
108
GENERIC NAME Tramadol HCl 37.5 mg, paracetamol 325 mg
BRAND NAME Dolcet
CLASSIFICATION NSAIDs- analgesic opiod
SUGGESTED 1 tab q8
DOSE
MODE OF Unknown. A centrally acting synthetic analgesic compound that thought to
ACTION bind to opiod receptors and inhibit reuptake of norepinephrine and serotonin
INDICATION Moderate to severe pain
Contraindicated in patients hypersensitive to drug, patients with epilepsy,
CONRAINDICATI
seizures, with increased ICP or head trauma, respiratory depression, hepatic
ONS
impairment, pregnant and breastfeeding woman
Drug-drug.
CNS depressants: May increase CNS depression
Carbamazepine, quinidine: may increase the drug level
DRUG
MAO inhibitors, neuroleptics, opiods, tricyclic antidepressant: may increase
INTERACTIONS
risk of seizures
Drug-lifestyle.
Alcohol use: may increase CNS depression
CNS: drowsiness, dizziness, somnolence, CNS stimulation, asthenia,
anxiety, euphoria, seizures
CV: vasodilation
EENT: visual disturbances
SIDE EFFECTS
GI: dry mouth, constipation, GI distress
GU: urine retention, urinary frequency, menopausal symptoms, proteinuria
Respiratory: Respiratory depression
Skin: Rash, pruritus, diaphoresis
NURSING • Monitor vital signs regularly especially the respiratory rate
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• Provide safety and comfort measures such as raising the bed rails
• Assess for hepatic and renal functioning of the patient
RESPONSIBILITIE • Administer drug with food or milk
S • Provide seizure precautions
• Anticipate need for laxative
• Reduce drug gradually due to withdrawal symptoms
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GU: nephrotoxic
Respiratory: apnea
Skin: Rash, pruritus, urticaria
Musculoskeletal: muscle twitching, myasthenia gravis-like syndrome
• Monitor vital signs regularly especially the respiratory rate
• Assess for hypersensitivity of the patient to drug, perform skin
testing
• Obtain specimen for culture and sensitivity
NURSING
• Assess for hepatic and renal functioning of the client
RESPONSIBILITIE
• Provide safety and comfort measures such as raising the bed rails
S
• Assess for hepatic and renal functioning of the patient
• Administer drug with food or milk
• Watch out for signs and symptoms of superinfection such as
continued chills, fever, increased pulse rate
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children younger than 6 years old.
Drug-drug.
Amantadine, antihistamine, antiparkinson, meperidine, CNS depressants:
May increase risk of CNS reactions
DRUG Antacids: may decrease oral absorption
INTERACTIONS Digoxin: may increase digoxin level
Ketoconazole: may interfere ketoconazole absorption
Drug-lifestyle.
Alcohol use: may increase CNS depression
CNS: headache, dizziness, restlessness, confusion, impaired memory,
disorientation
GI: nausea and vomiting, GI distress, constipation, dry mouth
SIDE EFFECTS GU: urinary hesistancy, urinary retention
CV: palpitations, tachycardia, paradoxical bradycardia, flushing
Respiratory: bronchial plugging, respiratory depression
Skin: Rash, dryness, dermatitis
• Monitor vital signs especially respiratory rate
• Assess input and output regularly
NURSING • Provide safety and comfort measures such as raising the bed rails
RESPONSIBILITIE and reorient client as needed
S • Advise client that eyes are more sensitive to light while wearing the
patch
• Tell client to avoid using alcohol while taking the drug
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THEORIES EXPECTED OUTCOMES TASK PERFORMED
Faye Glenn This theory was created to assist In this theory nurses are intended to
Abdellah’s Human with nursing education of nurses. provide care to those patients in the
needs theory The nurse demonstrates as the hospital.
problem solver who provides care What we did as student nurses was
for the whole individual. to establish rapport with our patient
so that we can understand each
other, find out suitable and
significant data, identify therapeutic
interventions, observe and assess
the patient to identify any attitudes
that affect his actions.
Dorothea Orem’s Self care theory: self care, self We identified self-care theory for
General theory of care agency, self care requisites Hector so that he can still perform
Nursing and thisapeutic self care demand. his independent functions to
• Self care refers to those promote sense of well-being. As
activities an individual student nurses, health teachings
performs independently were rendered for him. We
throughout life to promote encouraged him to comply with the
and maintain personal doctor’s orders, medications and
well-being. health teachings. Such health
• Self care agency is the teaching were eating fruits and
individual’s ability to green leafy vegetables to promote
perform self care wellness, increasing oral fluid
activities. intake and promoting bed rest.
Consists of 2 agents. One Hector understood and showed
who can perform self- care willingness to comply with the
independently and a therapeutic management. Thus, he
person that cannot exhibits participation and
perform independently. exercising positive attitude and