This document summarizes a drug study for a 2-year-old female patient being treated for a urinary tract infection. It provides details on the drug Paracetamol/Tempra including its mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, effects, dosage, and nursing responsibilities when administering the drug. The nursing responsibilities include monitoring for fever and pain symptoms, advising the patient and caregivers on proper usage, and evaluating the therapeutic effects of the drug.
This document summarizes a drug study for a 2-year-old female patient being treated for a urinary tract infection. It provides details on the drug Paracetamol/Tempra including its mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, effects, dosage, and nursing responsibilities when administering the drug. The nursing responsibilities include monitoring for fever and pain symptoms, advising the patient and caregivers on proper usage, and evaluating the therapeutic effects of the drug.
This document summarizes a drug study for a 2-year-old female patient being treated for a urinary tract infection. It provides details on the drug Paracetamol/Tempra including its mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, effects, dosage, and nursing responsibilities when administering the drug. The nursing responsibilities include monitoring for fever and pain symptoms, advising the patient and caregivers on proper usage, and evaluating the therapeutic effects of the drug.
Name of Patient: E.J.P Ward/Room/Bed #: Pedia Ward/G.I./Bed 1
Age & Sex: 2 y.o/ Female Diagnosis: Urinary Tract Infection
DRUG MECHANISM OF INDICATION CONTRAINDICATIONS EFFECTS NURSING
ACTION RESPONSIBILITIES Generic Name: -Unknown Relief of Mild Pain Contraindicated in patients Hematologic: If there is fever, assess and Fever with hypersensitivity to the Hemolytic anemia, patient’s Fever or pain: type PARACETAMOL -Thought to produce drug neutropenia, of pain, location, analgesia by blocking leukopenia, pancytopen intensity, duration, Brand Name: temperature, and diaphoresis generation of pain ia Hepatic: Tell patient not to use for TEMPRA impulses, probably by Liver damage, jaundice marked fever (higher inhibiting prostaglandin than39.5 º C). Classification: Metabolic: synthesis in the CNS or Fever persisting hypoglycemia Non-narcotic Analgesic the synthesis or action of longer than 3 days, Skin: and Antipyretic or recurrent fever unless other substances that rash, urticaria directed by prescriber Dosage: 500 mg sensitize pain receptors Avoid giving patient to mechanical or chemical aspirin or aspirin-like Route: PO stimulation analgesics because it inhibits platelet Frequency: q4h - It is thought to relieve aggregation fever by central action Teach client warning signs Form: Liquid that needs immediate in the hypothalamic heat- attention of regulating center the physician Evaluate therapeutic effects