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Einzelstoffe 1 Drg. enth.: c
Pizotifenhydrogenmalat
Generic: 0,73 mg (entspr.
Mosegor 0,5 mg Base).
Name of Drug Classification Adverse effect Indication Contraindication Nursing Considerations
CV: Postural
FUROSEMIDE ELECTROLYTIC AND hypotension, Treatment of edema History of hypersensitivity
(fur-oh'se-mide) WATER BALANCE dizziness with associated with to furosemide or Assessment & Drug Effects
AGENT; LOOP excessive diuresis, CHF, cirrhosis of sulfonamides; increasing
Fumide , DIURETIC acute hypotensive liver, and kidney oliguria, anuria, fluid and Observe patients receiving
Furomide , Lasix, episodes, disease, including electrolyte depletion states; parenteral drug carefully;
Luramide circulatory nephrotic hepatic coma; pregnancy closely monitor BP and vital
collapse. syndrome. May be (category C), lactation. signs. Sudden death from
Metabolic: used for cardiac arrest has been
Hypovolemia, management of reported.
dehydration, hypertension, alone Monitor BP during periods
hyponatremia or in combination of diuresis and through period
hypokalemia, with other of dosage adjustment.
hypochloremia antihypertensive Observe older adults
metabolic alkalosis, agents, and for closely during period of brisk
hypomagnesemia, treatment of diuresis. Sudden alteration in
hypocalcemia hypercalcemia. Has fluid and electrolyte balance
(tetany), been used may precipitate significant
hyperglycemia, concomitantly with adverse reactions. Report
glycosuria, mannitol for symptoms to physician.
elevated BUN, treatment of severe Lab tests: Obtain frequent
hyperuricemia. GI: cerebral edema, blood count, serum and urine
Nausea, vomiting, particularly in electrolytes, CO2, BUN, blood
oral and gastric meningitis. sugar, and uric acid values
burning, anorexia,
during first few months of
diarrhea,
therapy and periodically
constipation,
thereafter.
abdominal
Monitor for S&S of
cramping, acute
pancreatitis, hypokalemia.
jaundice. Monitor I&O ratio and
Urogenital: Allergic pattern. Report decrease or
interstitial nephritis, unusual increase in output.
irreversible renal Excessive diuresis can result
failure, urinary in dehydration and
frequency. hypovolemia, circulatory
Hematologic: collapse, and hypotension.
Anemia, Weigh patient daily under
leukopenia, standard conditions.
thrombocytopenic Monitor urine and blood
purpura; aplastic glucose & HbA1C closely in
anemia, diabetics and patients with
agranulocytosis decompensated hepatic
(rare). Special cirrhosis. Drug may cause
Senses: Tinnitus, hyperglycemia.
vertigo, feeling of
fullness in ears,
hearing loss (rarely
permanent),
blurred vision. Skin:
Pruritus, urticaria,
exfoliative
dermatitis, purpura,
photosensitivity,
porphyria cutanea
tarde, necrotizing
angiitis (vasculitis).
Body as a Whole:
Increased
perspiration;
paresthesias;
activation of SLE,
muscle spasms,
weakness;
thrombophlebitis,
pain at IM injection
site.
NURSING
GENERIC NAME INDICATION AND DOSAGE ACTION CONTRAINDICATION SIDE EFFECTS
CONSIDERATION
Ranitidine HCL •Active Duodenal Ulcer •Completely inhibits •Contraindicated in •CNS: headache, •Instruct patient on
Adults: PO 150mg b.i.d. or 300 mg at action of histamine patients malaise, vertigo proper use of OTC
bedtime. Maintenance dose is 150 mg on the H2 at hypersensitive to preparation as
at bedtime. IM/IV/Intermittent IV 50 receptor sites of drug and those with •EENT: Blurred vision, indicated.
mg every 6 to 8 h. parietal cells, porphyria •Assess patient for
Children 1 mon -16 y/o: PO 2 to 4 decreasing gastric •Use cautiously in •Hepatic: jaundice abdominal pain. Note
mg/kg twice daily (max, 300 acid secretions patients with hepatic presence of blood in
mg/day). dysfunction. Adjust emesis, stool, or gastric
•Other: anaphylaxis,
•Maintenance therapy for Duodenal dose in patients with aspirate
angioedema, burning ad
and Gastric Ulcers impaired renal •Ranitidine may be
itching at injection site
Adults: 150mg P.O at bedtime function added to total
Children 1 mon -16 y/o: PO 2 to 4 parenteral nutrition
mg/kg daily up to 150mg daily solution
•Pathologic Hypersecretory •Remind patient to take
Conditions once daily prescription
Adults: PO 150 mg twice daily. drug at bedtime for
Individualize. best results
•GERD and Erosive Esophagitis •Instruct patient to take
Adults: PO 150mg b.i.d. without regard to meals
Children 1 mon -16 y/o: PO 5 to 10 because absorption
mg/kg daily usually given in 2 divided isn’t affected by food
doses. • Remind patient not to
•Erosive Esophagitis: Maintenance confuse ranitidine with
dosage is 150mg P.O. q.i.d. rimantadine: don’t
•Heartburn confuse Zantac with
Adults and Children 1 mon -12 y/o Xanax or Zyrtec
and older: 75mg of Zantac 75 P.O. as
symptoms occur, up to 150mg daily,
not to exceed 2 weeks of continuous
treatment.
GENERIC
INDICATION AND DOSAGE ACTION CONTRAINDICATION SIDE EFFECTS NURSING CONSIDERATION
NAME
Nalbuphin •Management of moderate to •Binds with •Contraindicated in patients • CNS: Sedation, dizziness, •Reassess patient’s level of
e HCL severe pain opiate hypersensitive to drug vertigo, headache, agitation, pain at least 15 and 30
•preoperative and receptors in the •Use cautiously in patients confusion, crying, depression, minutes after parenteral
postoperative analgesia CNS, altering with history of drug abuse dysphoria, euphoria, administration
•supplement to balanced perception of and in those with emotional faintness, floating feeling, •Nalbuphine acts as an opioid
anesthesia and emotional instability, head injury, hallucinations, heaviness antagonist and may cause
•obstetrical analgesia during response to increased ICP, impaired feeling, hostility, withdrawal syndrome. For
labor and delivery pain. ventilation, MI accompanied nervousness, numbness, patients who have received
DOSAGE by N/V, upcoming biliary restlessness, seizures, log-term opioids, give 25% of
Adults Subcutaneous / IM / IV surgery, and hepatic or renal tingling, unreality, unusual the usual dose initially. Watch
10 mg per 70 kg q 3 to 6 h as disease dreams for sings of withdrawal.
needed. Individualize dosage. •Alert: Drug causes respiratory
In nontolerant patients, do not •CV: Bradycardia, depression, which at 10mg is
exceed 20 mg/dose or 160 hypertension, hypotension, equal to respiratory depression
mg/day tachycardia produced by 10 mg of
morphine
•EENT: Blurred vision, dry •Monitor circulatory and
mouth respiratory status, bladder and
bowel function. If respirations
are shallow or rate is below 12
•GI: Nausea, vomiting,
breaths/minute, withhold dose
biliary tract spasms,
and notify prescriber
constipation cramps,
•Constipation is often severe
dyspepsia
with maintenance therapy.
Make sure stool softener or
other laxative is ordered.
•Psychological and physical
•GU: Urinary urgency dependence may occur with
prolonged use.
•Respiratory: Respiratory • Remind patient not to
depression, asthma, confuse Nubain with Navane.
dyspnea, pulmonary edema