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    Drug Study Form

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    The document summarizes a study on the drug Ceftriaxone. It provides details on the drug including the generic and brand name, dosage, indications, mechanism of action, potential adverse effects and drug interactions, nursing responsibilities, and patient teaching points. Specifically, it notes that Ceftriaxone is a third generation cephalosporin antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections via inhibition of cell wall synthesis. Main adverse effects include diarrhea, rash, and bleeding. Nurses are responsible for monitoring for side effects and hypersensitivity reactions, and teaching patients about reporting symptoms.

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    The document summarizes a study on the drug Ceftriaxone. It provides details on the drug including the generic and brand name, dosage, indications, mechanism of action, potential adverse effects and drug interactions, nursing responsibilities, and patient teaching points. Specifically, it notes that Ceftriaxone is a third generation cephalosporin antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections via inhibition of cell wall synthesis. Main adverse effects include diarrhea, rash, and bleeding. Nurses are responsible for monitoring for side effects and hypersensitivity reactions, and teaching patients about reporting symptoms.

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    The document summarizes a study on the drug Ceftriaxone. It provides details on the drug including the generic and brand name, dosage, indications, mechanism of action, potential adverse effects and drug interactions, nursing responsibilities, and patient teaching points. Specifically, it notes that Ceftriaxone is a third generation cephalosporin antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections via inhibition of cell wall synthesis. Main adverse effects include diarrhea, rash, and bleeding. Nurses are responsible for monitoring for side effects and hypersensitivity reactions, and teaching patients about reporting symptoms.

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    Drug Study Form

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    Jessa Mae Pagobo
    The document summarizes a study on the drug Ceftriaxone. It provides details on the drug including the generic and brand name, dosage, indications, mechanism of action, potential adverse effects and drug interactions, nursing responsibilities, and patient teaching points. Specifically, it notes that Ceftriaxone is a third generation cephalosporin antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections via inhibition of cell wall synthesis. Main adverse effects include diarrhea, rash, and bleeding. Nurses are responsible for monitoring for side effects and hypersensitivity reactions, and teaching patients about reporting symptoms.

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    UNIVERSITY OF CEBU- LAPULAPU AND MANDAUE

    COLLEGE OF NURSING
    DRUG STUDY

    Patient:_________________________________________________________ Age: _________ Hospital No.:________ Room No.:___________


    Impression/Diagnosis:______________________________________________ Attending Physician (s):______________________________________
    Generic/Brand Dose, Indication/ Mechanism of Adverse/Side Effects of Drug Nursing Responsibilities Rationale Client Teaching
    Name & Strength & Action Interaction
    (9 points) (9 points) (9 points)
    Classification Formulation
    (2 points) (5 points)
    (3 points)
    (3 points)
    Generic Name: Ordered: Susceptible bacterial - Injection site inflammation, -Monitor the temperature if diarrhea It need to assess Inform the client to
    infections of the lower rash, pruritus, fever, occurs and report and record both glucose level before report any signs,
    Ceftriaxone 500mg in 50 symptoms and
    respiratory tract, skin and eosinophilia, urticaria, immediately staring therapy and the
    mL D5W bleeding.
    skin structure, bone and anaphylaxis, colitis, diarrhea, one possible effect of
    -Monitor for possible manifestations
    joint, acute otitis media, nausea, and vomiting, this drug is have
    of hypersensitivity. -Report if there are
    UTIs, septicemia, pelvic pseudomembranous colitis. hypoglycemia or
    Timing: any loose stools or
    Brand Name: inflammatory disease (PID), - Observe and report the signs of hyoerglycemia.
    Side Effects of Drug diarrhea immediately.
    intraabdominal infections, petechiae, ecchymotic areas,
    Rocephin meningitis, uncomplicated Interaction: epistaxis or any unexplained -Follow doctors
    gonorrhea. Surgical Increased nephrotoxicity has bleeding. Ceftriaxone appears to prescription.
    prophylaxis. been reported following alter vitamin K-producing gut
    Duration:
    concomitant administration bacteria.
    Mechanism of Action:
    The duration of cephalosporins and
    is to run over - Monitor and take safety
    Ceftriaxone is a aminoglycoside antibiotics.
    20 minutes precautions
    Classification: semisynthetic, broad- Positive direct Coombs test
    Third generation with drip spectrum cephalosporin have been reported during - Give medication on right timing
    cephalosporins factor of 10 antibiotic for intravenous or treatment with the
    ggt/ml every 8 intramuscular administration -Inform patient the possible side
    cephalosporins antibiotics
    hours @ left Cephalosporins are effects of the drugs.
    arm bactericidal because of their
    inhibition of cell- wall
    synthesis.
    ______________________________________ _____________________________________

    Printed Name and Signature Printed Name and Signature


    Clinical Instructor

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