ncp drug study
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ASSESMENT DIAGNOSIS SCIENTIFICEXPLANATION
PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION
Subjective:“Okay na sya, bka nga daw pwede n kami maka-uwi” as verbalized by the mother
Objective:- received pt. awake lying on bed ĉ ongoing IVF of #5 D5IMB 500cc to run for 12ox31gtts/min @450cc level, infusing well @ left hand - ĉ standby 02 @ bedside- conscious and coherent-ambulatory- ĉ dry cough- ĉ good skin turgor-ĉ good capillary refill in 2-3 secs- on DFA ĉ SAP- ĉ poor appetite, consumed ¼ of the food served- voiding freely
Readiness for Enhanced
Therapeutic Regimen related to normal health
status.
When the systems in the
body respond well to medications
and treatments it results to good
health. Thus, our body is ready to regain its normal
functioning.
Within the 8˚ shift, the client will maintain
normal health status and
remain free from possible
complications.
Independent:
- establish rapport
- assess the client/SO’s level of understanding of therapeutic regimen
- help client’s needs and potential problems- identify contributing factors that may need to be improve now or in the future- provide suggestions to the client/SO for sources of support that will help reinforce enhanced behaviors - monitor vital signs
- provide health teachings such as: increase oral fluid intake
- to facilitate cooperation as well as to gain pt’s trust
- to assure accuracy and completeness of knowledge based for future learning- to maintain high-level of well-being
- to prevent possible complications
- to broaden ideas that the pt may already have in order to reinforce positive behaviors
- to note changes that can affect the pt’s condition
- to promote optimum wellness
Goal met. Within the 8˚
shift, the client maintained
normal health status and
remained free from
possible complications.And the client went home.
- not dyspneic (RR 30 CPM)- afebrile
emphasize the importance of proper hygiene advise the SO to constantly change the shirt of the client whenever playing advise SO to avoid exposing the client to crowded and smoking areas Dependent:
- to give due medications- instructed on home meds
- to facilitate easy recovery- to serve as a guide in doing self-medication that promotes independence
DRUG STUDYBRAND NAME
GENERIC NAME
DOSAGE ACTION INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION PRECAUTION NURSINGCONSIDERATIONS
Tempra Paracetamol 120mg/15, 6ml q4o for To
>37.8
Decreases fever by
inhibiting the
Relief of mild-to-moderate pain;
treatment of
Hypersensitivity; intolerance to
tartrazine, alcohol,
Pts. with impaired kidney or liver
function. Pts. with
Assess pt.’s fever or pain. Assess allergic
effects of pyrogens on
the hypothalamic
heat regulating centers and by
a hypothalamic action leading
to sweating and
vasodilation. Relieves pain by inhibiting
prostaglandin synthesis at the CNS but
does not have anti-
inflammatory action
because of its minimal effect on peripheral prostaglandin
synthesis.
fever. table sugar, saccharin. alcohol dependence.
reactions. Monitor liver and renal functions. Check input and output ratio. Assess for chronic poisoning.
BRAND NAME
GENERIC NAME
DOSAGE ACTION INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION PRECAUTION CONSIDERATIONS
Loviscol Carbocisteine 100mg/15, 5ml TID
Reduces the viscosity of bronchial
secretions and
Acute and chronic disorders of the upper and lower respiratory tract
Active peptic ulcer. Concomitantly
administration with antitussive
History of peptic ulcer and
hypothyroidism. It is not
Obtain pt’s history of cough before therapy and reassess after giving
facilitates expectoration
associated with the secretion and
formation of excessive and viscid mucus
(chronic sinusitis, otitis, and all
forms of tracheobronchitis,
emphysema, bronchitis, and
chronic inflammatory lung
disease)
recommended during the first
trimester of pregnancy
the drug Assess cough: type, frequency, character, including sputum: provide adequate hydration to 2L/day to decrease viscosity of secretions Monitor for possible adverse reactions: CNS: drowsiness, dizziness GI: nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain Discuss on detail all information regarding the drug