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    Drug Study

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    This document summarizes information from a drug study conducted in 2011. It provides details on two drugs - Buscopan (hyoscine N-butyl bromide) and Tansinel/Prisolec (omeprazole). For each drug, it lists the generic and brand names, dose, classification, mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, side effects, and nursing management considerations. The document also includes a case study of a 36-year old male patient presenting with flank pain who was treated with these drugs in an emergency room setting.

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    This document summarizes information from a drug study conducted in 2011. It provides details on two drugs - Buscopan (hyoscine N-butyl bromide) and Tansinel/Prisolec (omeprazole). For each drug, it lists the generic and brand names, dose, classification, mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, side effects, and nursing management considerations. The document also includes a case study of a 36-year old male patient presenting with flank pain who was treated with these drugs in an emergency room setting.

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    This document summarizes information from a drug study conducted in 2011. It provides details on two drugs - Buscopan (hyoscine N-butyl bromide) and Tansinel/Prisolec (omeprazole). For each drug, it lists the generic and brand names, dose, classification, mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, side effects, and nursing management considerations. The document also includes a case study of a 36-year old male patient presenting with flank pain who was treated with these drugs in an emergency room setting.

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    Drug Study

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    Marichu Bajado
    This document summarizes information from a drug study conducted in 2011. It provides details on two drugs - Buscopan (hyoscine N-butyl bromide) and Tansinel/Prisolec (omeprazole). For each drug, it lists the generic and brand names, dose, classification, mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, side effects, and nursing management considerations. The document also includes a case study of a 36-year old male patient presenting with flank pain who was treated with these drugs in an emergency room setting.

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    Drug study 2011

    Name of Patient: Rizal, Urriquia Unit: Emergency room (Medical) Name: Bajado, Marichu B.
    Age/ Gender: 36 years old/male CC: Flank Pain C.I.: Mrs. Acosta

    Generic Name Dose/ Dosage/ Classification Mechanism Of Action Side effects Nursing Management
    Brand Name Route Indication Contraindication Adverse Reaction

    GN: Hyoscine N-butyl 1-2 amp C: Antispasmodic MOA: Buscopan acts by S/E: constipation, dry  Asses for eye pain; d/c use
    Bromide IV interfering with the mouth, nausea, itching,  Asses for parkinsonism,
    I: Acute GI spasm transmission of nerve rush, eye pain extra pyramidal symptoms
    BN: Buscopan impulses by acetylcholine in  Asses for urinary hesitancy,
    the parasympathetic AR: xerostomia, retention, palpate bladder
    nervous system (specifically tachycardia, urinary of retention occurrence.
    the vomiting center). retention and skin reaction  Asses for constipation
     Asses for tolerance over
    CI: myasthenia gravis, long term therapy
    megacolon, mechanical  Asses for mental status
    stenosis of GIT

    Generic Name Dose/ Dosage/ Classification Mechanism Of Action Side effects Nursing Management
    Brand Name Route Indication Contraindication Adverse Reaction

    GN: Omeprazole 20 mg C: Antisecretory drug MOA: Gastric-acid S/E: Headache, dizziness, Assessment:
    Proton pump inhibitor Pump inhibitor: suppresses asthenia, vertigo, insomnia,  History :hypersensitivity to
    BN: Tansinel/ Prisolec gastric acid anxiety, nausea, vomiting omeprazole
    I: Short term treatment of secretion by specific  Physical: skin lesions;
    active duodenal ulcer, inhibition of the hydrogen- AR: urticaria, alopecia, reflexes;
    GERD potassium ATPase enzyme apathy urinary output; abdominal
    system at examination; respiratory
    the secretory surface of auscultation
    the gastric parietal cells;  Administer before meals.
    blocks the final step of acid Administer antacids with, if
    production. needed.
     Have regular medical
    CI: with hypersensitivity to follow-up visits.
    omeprazole  Report severe headache,
    worsening of symptoms,
    fever, chills.

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