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This document is a drug study form for a patient admitted to the hospital. It contains information about the patient's name, age, diagnosis, chief complaint, and details of medications ordered including brand name, action, indication, dosage, route, potential adverse effects, and nursing responsibilities. Nurses are responsible for assessing the patient's response to medication including fever, pain, allergic reactions and teaching the patient about signs of overdose.

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DRUG Emon FORMAT 1

This document is a drug study form for a patient admitted to the hospital. It contains information about the patient's name, age, diagnosis, chief complaint, and details of medications ordered including brand name, action, indication, dosage, route, potential adverse effects, and nursing responsibilities. Nurses are responsible for assessing the patient's response to medication including fever, pain, allergic reactions and teaching the patient about signs of overdose.

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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE OF DAVAO DEL SUR, INC.

MacArthur Highway,Brgy.Kiagot,Digos City, Davao del Sur, Philippines 8002

DRUG STUDY
Name of Patient: Attending Physician:
_______________________________________________
Age: Sex: Civil Status: Diagnosis: ____________________________________________
Occupation:
Religion:
Address: Chief Complaint: _______________________________________
Ward: Room No.: Bed No.: Date of Admission: ___________________________________________
DATE/ BRAND ACTION INDICATION ROUTE/ DRUG ADVERSE PRECAUTION NURSING
NAME INTERACTION EFFECT CONTRADICT RESPONSIBILITIES
TIME DOSAGE/ ION
ORDERED
TIME
INTERVAL

Antipyretic: General 500mg PO Paracetamol Stimulation, Assess patient  Assess patient's


reduces fever by Indications: q4hours for absorption is fever or pain; fever or pain:
acting directly on paracetamol is fever more decreased by drowsiness, type of pain, type of pain,
Generic the hypothalamic indicated for the: than 37.8 substances that nausea, location, location,
Name: heat regulating decrease gastric vomiting, intensity, intensity,
Tylenol center to cause emptying, abdominal duration, duration,
vasodilation and propantheline, pam temperature temperature, and
 Relief of
sweating which antidepressant hepatotoxicit diaphoresis
minor
helps dissipate with y, hepatic
Classificati aches and
heat. anticholinergic seizure  Assess allergic
on: pain such
properties, and Coverdose, reactions: rash,
as Renal failure
headache, narcotic urticaria; if these
analgesics. Chigh occur, drug may
and pain prolonged
associated have to be
doses, discontinued
with the
common Lapenia,
cold and nuetropenia  Teach patient to
flu rash, recognize signs of
 Reduction urticaria, chronic overdose:
of fever or Jaundice, bleeding, bruising,
relief CNS, delirium malaise, fever,
mild-to- followed sore throat
moderate Collaps,
pain; Half Life: canvulsions  Tell patient to
treatment oma, death notify prescriber
1-4 hours
of fever for pain/ fever
hypersensitiv lasting for more
ity, cyamacis, than 3 days
anemian

Absorption: Stimulation
occurring
about 10-60 by vascular
minuets after
oral
administratio
n

Excretion:
Student Name: DENNILLE JAY T. VICENTE Year & Sec: BSN 2C Group
No: Rating:__________ References:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Criteria: Promptness (15%) Objectives of Care (10%),,
Format/Neatness (15%) Nursing Action (30%),
Assessment (15%) Evaluation (10%)
Nursing Diagnosis (15%)
Clinical Instructor:_ MA. LERHIE PARADILLO____

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