DRUG STUDY

Name: Ward/Bed Number: Attending Physician:

Age: Impression/Diagnosis:

DOSAGE, ROUTE, SPECIAL NURSING

NAME OF DRUG MECHANISM OF ACTION INDICATION ADVERSE REACTIONS
FREQ., TIMING PRECAUTIONS RESPONSIBILITIES
Generic: Dosage: inhibits secretion of gastric For the treatment of  CNS: headache, When gastric ulcer is  Advise patient to avoid
Omeprazole 40mg acid by irreversibly benign gastric and dizziness, fatigue suspected, the possibility alcohol and foods that
blocking the enzyme duodenal ulcers or of gastric malignancy may cause an increase in
system of gastro duodenal  GI: diarrhea, should be excluded GI irritation
hydrogen/potassium erosions, gastro abdominal pain, before treatment with
Brand: adenosine triphosphatase. esophageal reflux nausea, mild omeprazole is instituted,  Advise to report any
inhibita Route: PO diseases (GERD), acid transient increases in as treatment may changes in urinary
realted dyspepsia or liver function tests alleviate symptoms and elimination such as pain
disorders associated delay diagnosis. and discomfort
with hyper secretion of  UROGENITAL: associated with urination,
Frequency: OD, gastric, such as the hematuria, or blood in urine
AC Zollinger-Ellison proetinuria
syndrome. It is also used  Report if there is severe
in combination with  SKIN: rash diarrhea as it will lead to
antibiotics for eradication dehydration.
Timing: of helicobacter pylori in
peptic ulcer disease as  If pregnant, breastfeeding
Omeprazole should triple therapy. should be discontinued
be ingested 30 to unless there is a safer
60 minutes before alternative.
meals. It may be
taken with  Administer the drug
antacids. When before meal, preferably,
taken twice daily, in the morning for once
the first dose daily dosing.
should be before  The capsule and tablet
breakfast and the should be swallowed
Classification second dose Contraindications Side Effects whole, not crushed or
Functional: before dinner. Patients with known  Nausea, diarrhea, chewed.
Antiulcerants/ proton hypersensitivity to any of abdominal colic,
pump inhibitor the components of the paresthesia,
formulation dizziness, and
headache

Chemical:
R-omeprazole

Student’s Name: Tudayan, Juliana Louise P.

References:
https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/r_-Omeprazole
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/omeprazole#
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK539786/#:
https://fadavispt.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid
http://www.robholland.com/Nursing/Drug_Guide/data/monographframes/O009.html
https://stopgerdnow.weebly.com/patient-educationnursing-considerations.html
https://medlineplus.gov/druginfo/meds/a682583.html#:

Clinical Instructor: Ms. Mabelle Balinas, RN