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Drug Study San Lazaro
Drug Study San Lazaro
Considerations
Generic Name: Antibiotic Bactericidal: Inhibits •Parenteral: •CNS: Ototoxicity Adults: 500mg- •Oral solution:Add
Vancomycin cell wall synthesis of Potentially life- •CV: Hypotension 2g/day PO in three 115ml distilled water
Brand susceptible threatening •Dermatologic: or four divided doses to contents of 10g
Name:Vancocin, organisms, causing infections not Urticaria,muscular for 7-10 days; container.Each 6ml
Vancoled cell death treatable with other rashes 500mg IV every 6 of solution will
less toxic antibiotics •GI: Nausea hours or 1g IV every contain 500mg
•Severe •GU: Nephrotoxicity 12 hours. vancomycin.
staphylococci •Hematologic: Alternatively, dilute
infections in patients Eosinophilia Pediatic Patients:40 the contents of
who cannot receive mg/kg/day PO in 500mg vial for
or have failed to three to four divided injection in 30l of
respond to penicillins doses for 7-10 water for oral or
and cephalosphorins days.10mg/kg/dose nasogastric tube
•Prevention of IV every 6 hr Do not administration.
bacterial endocarditis exceed 2g/day •Observe patient
in penicillin-allergic very closely when
patients undergoing giving parenteral
dental, upper solution, particularly
respiratory, GI, or the first doses, “red
GU surgery or man” syndrome can
invasive procedures. occur;slow
administration
decreases the risk of
adverse effects.
•Monitor renal
function tests with
prolonged therapy.
Drug Drug Classification Action Indication Side Effects Dosage Nursing Consideration
Generic Aminoglycoside •Bactericidal: •Parenteral: Serious •CNS: Ototoxicity, Dosage should be •History: Allergy to
Name:Gentamicin antibiotics Inhibits protein infections caused by tinnitus, dizziness, based on estimated aminoglycosides;renal
Brand Name: synthesis in susceptible strains of vertigo, deafness lean body mass or hapatic disease;
Garamycin, susceptible strains Pseudomonas •CV:Palpitations, Adults: 3mg/kg/day pre-existing hearing
Alcomicin of gram-negative aeruginosa, hypotension, in three equal loss; active infection
bacteria;appears to Cilicobacter, hypertension doses every 8hr IM with herpes vaccinia,
disrupt functional Staphylococcus •GI:Hepatic toxicity, or IV to varicella, fungal
integrity of bacterial species. nausea, vomiting, 5mg/kg/day in infections
cell membrane, •Intrathecal: Gram- anorexia three to four equal •Physical: Site on
causing cell death. negative •GI: Nephrotoxicity doses in severe infection; skin color;
infections;Serious CNS •Hematologic: infections lesions; orientation;
infections such as Leukemoid reaction reflexes; eight cranial
meningitis, ventricullitis Pediatric patients: nerve function.
•Ophthalmic 2-2.5mg/kg every
preparations:Treatment 8hr in IM or IV.
of superficial ocular Infants and
infections due to neonates: 2.5mg/kg
strains of every 8hr
microorganisms
susceptible to
gentamicin
Ordonio, Cora Grace F. BSN-3