CRITERIA:

DAVAO DOCTORA COLLEGE

Content and organization 40%
General Malvar St., Davao City
Analysis 40%
Nursing Program Neatness and promptness 10%
Reference 10%
DRUG STUDY TOTAL 100%

Name of Patient: Allyson M. Medrano Date of Admission: October 6,2022 Room: 104
Age: 26 y.o Sex: _F Civil Status: Single Attending Physician: Dr. Magallona

CLASSIFICATION / NURSING
DRUG NAME INDICATION CONTRAINDICATIONS ADVERSE EFFECTS
MECHANISM OF ACTION RESPONSIBILITY

THERAPEUTIC CLASS: • Complicated intra-
abdominal infection
BRAND NAME: ANTIBIOTICS • Severe or complicated
CIPROFLOXACIN bone or joint infection,
PHARMACOLOGIC CLASS: severe respiratory tract
infection, severe skin or
FLUROQUINOLONES
skin-structure infection
GENERIC: • Severe or complicated
CIPRO MECHANISM OF ACTION: UTI
Inhibits bacterial DNA • Complicated UTI or
pyelonephritis
synthesis, mainly by
• Nosocomial Pneumonia
DOSAGE: blocking DNA gyrase;
• Mild to Moderate UTI
400mg bactericidal • Uncomplicated UTI
• Chronic Bacterial
Prostatitis
ROUTE: • Lower respiratory tract
INTRAVENOUS infection
• Mild to moderate acute
sinusitis
• Empirical therapy in
FREQUENCY: febrile neutropenic
BID patients
• Inhalation anthrax
REFERENCES:
• Patients sensitive to CNS: seizures, confusion, o Monitor patient intake
fluroquinolones headache, restlessness. and output, and observe
• CNS disorder, such as patient for signs of
severe cerebral GI: pseudomembranous colitis, crystalluria
arteriosclerosis or diarrhea, nausea, vomiting. o Long-term therapy may
seizure disorder, and in result in over-growth of
those at risk for seizure. GU: crystalluria, intestinal organisms resistant to
• May cause CDAD nephritis. drug
ranging in severity from o Cutaneous anthrax
mild diarrhea to fatal HEMATOLOGIC: patients with signs of
colitis and possibly leukopenia, neutropenia, systemic involvement,
occurring more than 2 thrombocytopenia, eosinophilia extensive edema, or
lesions on the head or
months after therapy
ends. MUSCULOSKELETAL: neck need IV therapy
Tendon rapture and a multidrug
approach
SKIN: razh, SJS, toxic o Additional
epidermal necrolysis. antimicrobial for
anthrax multidrug
OTHERS: hypersensitivity regimen can include
reaction rifampin, vancomycin,
penicillin, ampicillin,
and etc.
o Steroids can be used as
adjunctive therapy for
anthrax patients with
severe edema and for
meningitis
o Follow current CDC
recommendations for
anthrax.
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