SAN PABLO COLLEGE
COLLEGE OF NURSING
DRUG STUDY
Patient Name:
Generic – Brand name Classification/ Side effects/
Indication Adverse Reaction
Generic Name: Hyoscine-N- Classification: Antispas  CNS: dizziness, anaphylactic 
butylbromide modic; Anticholinergic reactions, anaphylactic
Brand Name:Buscopan shock, increased ICP,
disorientation, restlessness, 
irritability, dizziness,
drowsiness, headache,
confusion, hallucination,
delirium, impaired memory
 CV: hypotension,
tachycardia, palpitations,
flushing
 GI: Dry mouth, constipation,
nausea, epigastric distress 
 DERM: flushing, dyshidrosis
 GU: Urinary retention, urinary
hesitancy
 Resp: dyspnea, bronchial
plugging, depressed
respiration
 EENT: mydriasis, dilated
pupils, blurred vision,
photopobia, increased
intraocular pressure, difficulty
of swallowing.
Nursing Consideration Patient teaching
Drug compatibility should be 1. Take this drug 30 minutes to 1 hour
monitored closely in patients
requiring adjunctive therapy before meals
Avoid driving & operating 2. Buscopan will potentiate the effect of
machinery after parenteral
administration. alcohol and other CNS depressants.
 Avoid strict heat 3. Do not take antacids and antidiarrheal 2
 Raise side rails as a precaution
to 3 hours prior to raking this drug.
because some patients become
temporarily excited or disoriented 4. It is not necessary to take the
and some develop amnesia or medication if you are not in pain.
become drowsy.
Reorient patient, as needed, 5. Avoid driving or operating machinery
Tolerance may develop when after parenteral dose.
therapy  is prolonged
 Atropine-like toxicity may cause
dose related adverse reactions.
Individual tolerance varies greatly
 Oerdose may cause curare-like
effects, such as respiratory
paralysis. Keep emergency
equipment available