The document describes a drug study of Ranitidine. It lists the drug's classification as an antacid and antiulcerant. It specifically acts as a competitive H2 receptor blocker, inhibiting gastric acid secretion. The drug is indicated to treat stress ulceration and hypersecretory conditions. Contraindications include hypersensitivity, acute porphyria, and a history of allergies. Potential adverse effects are headaches, malaise, dizziness, and various psychological effects. Nursing responsibilities involve monitoring for hypersensitivity, signs of phlebitis, and documenting the administered dose and time.
The document describes a drug study of Ranitidine. It lists the drug's classification as an antacid and antiulcerant. It specifically acts as a competitive H2 receptor blocker, inhibiting gastric acid secretion. The drug is indicated to treat stress ulceration and hypersecretory conditions. Contraindications include hypersensitivity, acute porphyria, and a history of allergies. Potential adverse effects are headaches, malaise, dizziness, and various psychological effects. Nursing responsibilities involve monitoring for hypersensitivity, signs of phlebitis, and documenting the administered dose and time.
The document describes a drug study of Ranitidine. It lists the drug's classification as an antacid and antiulcerant. It specifically acts as a competitive H2 receptor blocker, inhibiting gastric acid secretion. The drug is indicated to treat stress ulceration and hypersecretory conditions. Contraindications include hypersensitivity, acute porphyria, and a history of allergies. Potential adverse effects are headaches, malaise, dizziness, and various psychological effects. Nursing responsibilities involve monitoring for hypersensitivity, signs of phlebitis, and documenting the administered dose and time.
CLASSIFICATION INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION ADVERSE EFFECTS NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES Ranitidine 20mg Antacids, Antireflux Competitively Stress Hypersensitivity to the Headache Determine history of IV now then every Agents & blocks histamine at ulceration of drug Malaise hypersensitivity reactions to drug, 8 hours Antiulcerants H2-receptors of the upper Dizziness and history of allergies, gastric parietal cells gastrointestinal History of acute Somnolence particularly to drugs, before which inhibits tract porphyria Insomnia therapy is initiated. gastric acid Vertigo Inspect IV injection sites frequently secretion. It does Hypersecretory Reversible Mental for signs of phlebitis not affect pepsin conditions Confusion Monitor patient carefully during secretion, Agitation the first 30mins after initiation of pentagastrin- Mental Depression the infusion for signs of stimulated intrinsic Hallucinations hypersensitivity. factor secretion or Constipation Tell patient to report any adverse serum gastrin. reactions Nausea Vomiting Tell patient to report discomfort Abdominal at IV site Discomfort Or Pain Document the drug given Rash including the time and dose. Eosinophilia Leukopenia Granulocytopenia Agranulocytosis Thrombocytopenia
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