Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Action Suppresses the final step in gastric acid production by inhibiting the H+/ K+ AT Pase in the gastric parietal cells. This decreases gastric acid secretion
Contraindication Known hypersensitivity to any component of the formulation or to any macrolide antibiotic.
Adverse Effects
Classification
Action
Contraindication
Nursing Consideration >Renal insufficiency Persistent alkaline urinary infections ->Obstruction of the urinary tract >Hyperpotassemia Adrenal insufficiency > Respiratory or metabolic alkalosis > Active peptic ulcer >Intestinal obstruction > Patients submitted to anti cholinergic therapy > Patients with slow gastric emptying.
Adverse Effects >Slight gastrointestinal disorders may appear which can be palliated by means of the joint administration of food
Side Effects
Dosage 50 mg 1 tab OD
Classification
Action
>Blocks stimulation of beta1 (myoc ardial) adrenergic receptors, usually without affecting beta2 (pulm onary, vascular, uterine) adrenergic receptor sites
Contraindication
Nursing Consideration
Adverse Effects
Side Effects
>Check for the patients apical pulse before giving the medication; if pulse is slower do not give the drug. >Monitor the BP frequently, the drug masks common signs and symptoms of shock. >When therapy is stopped, reduce dose gradually for 12 weeks. >Caution patient to avoid tasks requiring mental alertness until response to therapy has been established.
Dosage
Classification antibiotic
Action Interferes with or inhibits protein synthesis in bacteria by binding to 50S ribosomal subunit.
Nursing Consideration > avoid simultaneous administration of other drug that may depress bone marrow. >administer IV as a 10% solution over atleast 60sec interval
Adverse Effects
Side Effects >can cause Aplastic anemia >headache Delirium Mental depression >optic neuritis
Brand NAME
Dosage
Action The antacid is due to neutralizatio n of hydrochloric acid by forming sodium chloride and carbon dioxide. Provide temporary relief of peptic ulcer pain and of discomfort associated with indigestion. >Treatment of hyperacidity .
Contraindication Chloride loss due to vomiting or from continuous GI suction >hypocalcemia in which alkalosis may cause tetany.
Nursing Consideration >watch for Acid rebound >hypertonic solution must be administered by trained personnel. >avoid extravasations as tissue irritation of cellulitis may result >Do not add to calcium containing solution, expert where compatibility has been established.
Adverse Effects
Dosage
Contraindication
Nursing Consideration >may be taken with or without food. >correct depletion of intravascular volume or begin therapy under close supervision.
Adverse Effects
Side Effects