DRUG STUDY

Name of Patient: Angkad, Meriam P. Room/BedNo:106/14/Ward

Age: 52 Physician: M-Liway F. Miranda, M.D.
Gender: Female Admitting Diagnosis: Respiratory Tract Infection CAP-MR
Chief Complaints: Body Weakness Student’s Name and Group: Charles Philip A. Gonzales/G2

Date Name of Drug Drawing Classification Dosage/ Indication Mechanism of Side effects Nursing
Time/Route action Responsibilities
10/24/2 Bronchodila Incorporat Chronic Ipratropium Headache, Observe 10(ten)
3 Generic Name: tor e 1ML obstructive is a pain, medicating rights
SALBUTAMOL+
PNSS to pulmonary nonselective influenza,
IPRATROPIUM nebulizatio disease. competitive chest pain, Check the
BROMIDE n Q8 Treatment antimuscari nausea, doctor’s order
of chronic nic agent. It Bronchitis,
obstructive causes dyspnea, Assess for drug
Brand Name:
Combivent
pulmonary bronchodilat coughing allergy
Respimat, disease ion by
DuoNeb, (COPD) in blocking the Explain or
Combivent those action of educate the
patients acetylcholin patient and the
who are e-induced family about the
currently on stimulation mechanism of the
a regular of guanyl drug
bronchodilat cyclase,
or who hence Administer
continue to reducing medication as
have formation of prescribed
bronchospa cyclic
sms and guanosine Assess
require a monophosp respiratory and
second hate pulse rate,
bronchodilat (cGMP) at rhythm, depth,
or parasympat lung sounds;
hetic site. notify prescriber
Salbutamol of any
activates abnormalities
adenyl
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enzyme that immediately, may
stimulates cause vomiting
the
production
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3',5'-
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(CAMP).
Increased
CAMP leads
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 DRUG STUDY

Name of Patient: Angkad, Meriam P. Room/BedNo:106/14/Ward

Age: 52 Physician: M-Liway F. Miranda, M.D.
Gender: Female Admitting Diagnosis: Respiratory Tract Infection CAP-MR
Chief Complaints: Body Weakness Student’s Name and Group: Charles Philip A. Gonzales/G2

Date Name of Drug Drawing Classification Dosage/ Indication Mechanism of Side effects Nursing
Time/Route action Responsibilities
10/24/2 Antibiotic Serious Inhibits cell Black tarry Observe 10(ten)
3 Generic Name: infections of wall stool, chest medicating rights
Ceftriaxone
lower synthesis, pain , fever,
respiratory promoting cough, Check the
tract osmotic shortness of doctor’s order
Brand Name: instability breath, sore
Kreptic that is throat, Assess for drug
usually unusual allergy
bactericidal bleeding or
bruising, Explain or
chills educate the
patient and the
family about the
mechanism of the
drug

Administer
medication as
prescribed

Assess
respiratory and
pulse rate,
rhythm, depth,
 lung sounds;
notify prescriber
of any
abnormalities

DRUG STUDY

Name of Patient: Ranada, Mark Dave E. Room/BedNo:107/18/Ward

Age: 20 Physician: M-Liway F. Miranda, M.D.
Gender: Male Admitting Diagnosis: Tension Headache
Chief Complaints: Headache Student’s Name and Group: Charles Philip A. Gonzales/G2

Date Name of Drug Drawing Classification Dosage/ Indication Mechanism of Side effects Nursing
Time/Route action Responsibilities
10/24/2 Diuretics 150cc/hr Adjunct in Increases Confusion, Observe 10(ten)
3 Generic Name: Q6 IVTT the the osmotic headache, medicating rights
Mannitol
treatment pressure of Blurred
of: the vision, Check the
Brand Name: glomerular Rhinitis, doctor’s order
•Increased filtrate, Transient
Osmitrol, intracranial thereby volume Check vital signs
Resectiscol
or inhibiting expansion, and urine output
intraocular reabsorption Chest pain,
pressure of water and CHF, Observe for drug
electrolytes. pulmonary allergy
•Toxic Causes edema,
overdose excretion of: tachycardia, Explain or
water, Nausea, educate the
sodium, thirst, patient and the
potassium, vomiting, family about the
chloride, renal failure, mechanism of the
calcium, urinary drug
phosphorus, retention,
magnesium, Dehydration, Administer
urea, uric hyperkalemia medication as
acid , prescribed
hypernatremi
a, Assess signs of
hyponatremia dehydration and
muscle weakness

Assess
respiratory and
pulse rate,
rhythm, depth,
lung sounds;
notify prescriber
of any
abnormalities