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ReferencesAssaad, S., Kratzert, W. B., Shelley, B., Friedman, M. B., & Perrino Jr, A. (2018). Assessment of pulmonary edema: principles and practice. Journal of cardiothoracic and vascular anesthesia, 32(2), 901-914.Ignatavicius, D. D., Workman, M. L., Rebar, C. R., & Heimgartner, N. M. (2018). Medical-Surgical Nursing-E-Book: Concepts for Interprofessional Collaborative Care. Elsevier Health Sciences.Shimamoto, K., Ando, K., Fujita, T., & Hasebe, N. (2014). The Japanese Society of Hypertension Guidelines for the Management of Hypertension (JSH 2014). Hypertension Research, 37(4), 253-253. APPENDIX AOCtech LPN- ADN Flex Program Clinical Drug Information NUR 201X - 2020Student Name: Khadijah Green, ADSN Pt.’s Initials: M.B. Date of Care: 2/17/2020 Drug:Trade name/Generic Name: Classification: Frequency & Time/s Due: Dose and Form: (pill capsule, ml, units, etc.) Route: Pt. diagnosis for this drug: Indication Uses: Common side effects: Adverse life-threatening effects : Action: Nursing Implications: Assessment:What do you need to assess before giving? Implementation: What do you need to know about this medication regarding food, other medications, crushing, route, etc. Toxicity and Overdose:If applicable: Therapeutic Serum Level and Antidote: Source/Page: Appendix BLAB/DIAGNOSTIC TESTS: Only list abnormal results for each test. (Examples: blood test, x-ray, etc.…) Label each test separately with the date it was performed. Obtain this information from the client’s record.Source/s: Mosby’s Diagnostic & Laboratory Test ReferenceName of Lab/Diagnostic Test Blood Date of Test 2/17/2020 ABNORMAL COMPONENTS (List components below separately in each box) CLIENT’S RESULTS NORMAL RANGE FOR FACILITY REASON FOR ABNORMALITY MUST PERTAIN TO CLIENT’S DIAGNOSISInclude page # of source used Appendix C Drug:Trade name/Generic Name: Metformin Albuterol Simvastatin Nexium Classification: Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers. Biguanides Bronchodilators HMG-CoA Reductase inhibitors Proton pump inhibitors Frequency & Time/s Due: one pill per day One pill twice a day Two puffs One pill a day One pill a day Dose and Form: (pill capsule, ml, units, etc.) 100mg 500mg 180mg 10mg 20mg Route: Oral Oral Inhaled drug Oral Oral Pt. diagnosis for this drug: Hypertension Diabetes Asthma Hyperlipidemia Gastro-esophageal reflux disease Indication Uses: Once a week for five days Once a week for five days 4-6 hours with12inhalations/24hrs Used once a day for five days Used twice a day for Four weeks. Common side effects: DiarrheaStomach painDizzinessHeadacheTiredness Diarrhea ,nausea ,flatulence,Indigestionand abdominal pain. WheezingLeg crampsExtreme thirstBlurred vision DiarrheaAbdominal bloatingMuscle crampingFlatulenceconstipation HeadacheNauseaFlatulence Adverse life-threatening effects : VasodilationIt decreased Blood pressure.Allergic reaction Kidney damageLactic acidosis NauseaChest painsConvulsionsTremors Cause muscle myopathiesDecrease liver function Inhibits the gastric Proton pump and Prevent the formation of Hydrochloric acid. Action: Block the binding of angiotensin II to receptor cells. Lower blood glucose levels by decreasing liver glucose production Prevent bronchospasm Lowering LDL-C levels It controls acidic reflux and its symptoms. Nursing Implications: Assessment:What do you need to assess before giving? Monitor the blood pressure Do not give drugs without checking with the health care provider if systolic Blood pressure is below 100. The patient does not receive the drug after the procedure requiring IV contrast material. To teach patient to monitor heart rate The patient should not have active liver disease or pregnant. Nexium should not be given with other IV drugs Implementation: What do you need to know about this medication regarding food, other medications, crushing, route, etc.? Avoid foods high in potassium because they can cause hyperkalemia. Patients should not take alcoholic beverages when taking this drug To use the drug five minutes before the other inhaled drugs. To avoid grapefruit and grape juice in their diet. To reduce alcohol or caffeine consumptionSmoking and fasting. Toxicity and Overdose:If applicable: Therapeutic Serum Level and Antidote: It can lead to death due to the blocking of adrenaline Visit the nearest hospital Lactic acidosis.Treatment include; sodium bicarbonate infusion and hemodialysis Chest pain, irregular heartbeat to control the use of a ventilator. If inactivated, it remains in patients’ bloodstream leading to kidney failure, heart failure, G.I. bleeding. Visit the nearest hospital Dizziness, fast heartbeat, and increased fractures of the hip, wrist.Visit the nearest hospital for treatment Source/Page: (Ignatavicus et al., 2018), (Ignatavicus et al., 2018), (Ignatavicus et al., 2018), (Ignatavicus et al., 2018), (Ignatavicus et al., 2018), OCtech LPN- ADN Flex Program Clinical Drug Information NUR 201X - 2020Student Name: Khadijah Green, ADSN Pt.’s Initials: M.B Date of Care: 2/17/2020 . https://doi.org/10.1038/hr.2014.20
