DRUG STUDY FOR FAMOTIDINE

MECHANISM CONTRAINDICATIO ADVERSE NURSING

DRUG NAME CLASSIFICATION INDICATION
OF ACTION N EFFECTS RESPONSIBILITIES
Generic Name: Pharmacologic A competitive It is commonly used Famotidine has  CNS (Central
Famotidine class: H2 blockers inhibitor of histamine for the management contraindications that Nervous o Perform a focused physical
H2-receptors, leading of benign gastric and include System): Adjusting assessment of the patient's
Dosage/ Therapeutic to the inhibition of duodenal ulcers, hypersensitivity to the dosage of abdomen through
Route class: gastric acid providing relief by famotidine or other famotidine may be inspection, palpation, and
/Frequency: Histamine H2 secretion. This reducing stomach H2-receptor necessary to minimize auscultation of bowel
10 mg IV q12 receptor medication primarily acid production. antagonists, which CNS adverse effects, sounds to confirm the
antagonists works by blocking the Additionally, can lead to adverse such as dizziness and indication for famotidine
effects of histamine, famotidine is reactions like headaches .
reducing the prescribed for GERD anaphylaxis,  GI o Monitor for adverse effects,
production of (gastroesophageal Stevens-Johnson (Gastrointestinal): Fa such as abdominal pain,
stomach ac reflux disease) syndrome, motidine can lead to and assess the patient's
angioedema, side effects like response to the medication
leukopenia, toxic constipation and .
epidermal necrolysis, vomiting o Administer famotidine at
agranulocytosis,  Hepatic (Liver): Some bedtime if using one dose a
thrombocytopenia, adverse effects on the day, and decrease doses
and pancytopenia liver associated with with renal failure
famotidine include .
changes in liver o Arrange for the
function, hepatitis, and administration of concurrent
abnormalities in liver antacids if needed
enzymes .
 Cardio o Monitor for hypersensitivity
(Cardiovascular): Sp reactions
ecific cardiovascular
adverse effects of
famotidine were not
explicitly mentioned in
the provided search
results.
 DRUG STUDY FOR AMPIMAX
MECHANISM ADVERSE NURSING
DRUG NAME CLASSIFICATION INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION
OF ACTION EFFECTS RESPONSIBILITIES
Generic Name: Pharmacologic Inhibition of bacterial cell Ampimax is a Individuals with a Central Nervous System o Monitoring Vital Signs:
Sultamicillin Class: wall formation. Ampicillin, medication used known hypersensitivity (CNS): Regularly monitor the patient's
Antibiotics a key component of for the treatment to Ampimax or any of  Headache blood pressure and pulse to
Brand Name: Ampimax, inhibits the of various its components should Gastrointestinal (GI): assess their response to the
Ampimax biosynthesis of the cell bacterial not take this  Diarrhea medication
wall mucopeptide, infections. Its medication due to the  Nausea o Fluid Intake Monitoring: levels
Dosage/Route Therapeutic exerting bactericidal indications risk of severe allergic  Vomiting are maintained
/Frequency: Class: activity against a wide include reactions like  Candidiasis o Administration Instructions:
750 mg IV q8 ANST Beta-lactamase range of gram-positive infections where anaphylaxis or  Fatigue Instruct patients to take the
inhibitor and gram-negative beta-lactamase Stevens-Johnson  Malaise oral medication on an empty
aerobic and anaerobic producing syndrome. Secondly,  Flatulence stomach, either 1 hour before
bacteria organisms might patients diagnosed  Abdominal or 2 hours after meals
occur. with infectious distension o Medication Stability:
mononucleosis should  Glossitis
avoid Ampimax  Urine retention
Cardiovascular
(CARDIO):
 Chest pain or
tightness
 Substernal pain
Hepatic (HEPATIC):
 Abnormal liver
function, including
yellowing of the
skin
 DRUG STUDY FOR KETEROLAC
DRUG NAME CLASSIFICATION MECHANISM INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION ADVERSE NURSING
OF ACTION EFFECTS RESPONSIBILITES
Generic Name: Pharmacologic Ketorolac exerts its Ketorolac is Individuals with a CNS:  Check for allergies to ketorolac
ketorolac Class: effects by inhibiting the primarily known hypersensitivity Headache, dizziness, or NSAIDs, previous reactions,
tromethamine Nonsteroidal anti- enzymes cyclooxygenase indicated for the to ketorolac or other drowsiness, fatigue current medications, and
inflammatory drug (COX)-1 and COX-2. short-term NSAIDs. Patients with relevant medical conditions.
Brand Name: (NSAID) These enzymes are management of a history of peptic ulcer GI:  Ensure the right drug, right
crucial for the production moderate to disease or Nausea, diarrhea, dose, right patient, right route,
of prostaglandins, which severe pain. This gastrointestinal (GI) heartburn, abdominal and right time are followed.
Dosage/Route/ Therapeutic play a key role in pain, can include pain bleeding. Individuals pain, constipation,  Explain the medication's
Frequency: Class: inflammation, and fever. following surgery, with severe heart indigestion (dyspepsia) purpose, potential side effects,
10 mg IV q8 ANST Analgesic By blocking these injuries, or other failure, kidney disease, and any precautions to take
pathways, ketorolac medical or liver disease. Cardiovascular:  Record the medication, dose,
reduces the production of procedures. Due Fluid retention, edema route, time, and any observed
prostaglandins, leading to to potential side (swelling), high blood responses in the patient's
decreased pain, effects, its use is pressure medical record.
inflammation, and fever. generally limited  Assess for side effects like
to less than 5 Renal (Kidney): nausea, diarrhea, stomach
days. Acute kidney injury, pain, headache, or dizziness.
especially with prolonged Document and report any
use or high doses concerning symptoms to the
health care provider.
Skin:
Hives
Itching

NURSING CARE PLAN FOR ACUTE PAIN

ASSESSMENT
Subjective Data:
The patient has stated pain
in her arms as she
verbalized “masakit po yung
mga sugat ko”
IMPLEMENTATION
DIAGNOSIS PLANNING EVALUATION
INTERVENTION RATIONALE
Acute pain related Within 15 minutes of Independent: Goal Met.
to Physical trauma nursing After 15 minutes of
secondary to interventions, the 1. Evaluated the patient’s overall To determine a proper and efficient nursing interventions,
vehicular accident as patient is expected condition. Assessed the health care necessary for the the patient was able to
evidenced by to experience location of incision, and noted patient’s condition. experience alleviation of
presence of alleviation of any presence of redness and symptoms and reported
Objective Data: abrasions symptoms and inflammation.
 Facial grimacing reports reduced
 Pain scale of 8 out of levels of pain. 2. Monitored the patient’s
10 response to pain, and
encourage patient to
communicate their pain
levels.
3. Instructed patient to perform
deep breathing techniques,
distraction methods and
guided imagery.
4. Educated the patient about
the aggravating factors that
should be avoided.
Dependent:
5. Ketorolac 10 mg IV q8 ANST
reduced levels of pain
To ensure patient’s concerns are as evidenced by a pain
being heard and addressed as well scale of 3/10.
as to determine if current treatment
plan is providing adequate relief.
Helps redirect patient’s attention
away from pain to other things,
reducing their pain perception and
discomfort.
Prevents or minimize exacerbation
of pain and changes in lifestyle
promote lower chances of triggers.
To address the symptoms of the
disease process and alleviate pain.

NURSING CARE PLAN FOR SLEEP DEPRIVATION

ASSESSMENT
Subjective Data:
The patient stated difficulty in
sleeping and decreased
quality as she verbalized
“Masakit po kasi yung sugat
ko pag nadadaganan ko”
Objective Data:
Presence of eyebags
IMPLEMENTATION
DIAGNOSIS PLANNING EVALUATION
INTERVENTION RATIONALE
Sleep Deprivation Within 8 hours of Independent: Goal Met.
related to pain and nursing interventions, 1. Assessed and evaluated Helps in identifying factors After 8 hours of nursing
discomfort secondary the patient will able to patient’s sleeping pattern and affecting patient’s sleep ensuring interventions, the patient
to Abrasions develop a regular potential causes contributing to formulation of patient centered was able to develop a
sleep pattern, and sleep deprivation. care and addressing patient’s regular sleep pattern, as
verbalize experience sleeping problems and concerns. the S.O verbalized “Mas
of comfort during mahaba na po ang tulog
sleep. 2. Provided a calm and supportive Reduces levels of stress and niya ngayon kumpara
environment to create anxiety, promoting relaxation, nung nakaraan”
conducive sleeping which helps in enhancing sleep
environment. and overall health.

3. Instructed client to perform Helps patient to relax and loose

relaxation techniques such as tense muscles which makes the
deep breathing exercises before patient fall asleep easier.
 sleeping.
4. Educated the patient to correct
and comfortable positioning of
the body when sleeping.
Ensures that patient is able to
find comfortable sleeping
positions tailored to his condition.

Dependent: Promote alleviation of pain to the

5. Ketorolac 10mg IV q8 ANST patient

NURSING CARE PLAN FOR RISK FOR INFECTION

IMPLEMENTATION
ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING EVALUATION
INTERVENTION RATIONALE
Objective Data: Risk for Infection Within 8 hours of Independent: Elevated temperature can Goal Met.
- Presence of Abrasions and related to presence of nursing interventions, 1. Monitored the patient’s vital indicates inflammatory response After 8 hours of nursing
Laceration Presence of Abrasion the patient will signs, and laboratory results. and is an early indication of interventions, the patient
- HGB 10.1 and laceration remain free from infection. has remained free from
Risk Factors: secondary to infection, and the SO infection, and the SO was
- Low levels of Hemoglobin decreased levels of will be able to 2. Assessed the patient’s wound Presence of edema, discharge, able to demonstrate and
hemoglobin. demonstrate and appearance. swelling, skin discoloration and identify methods to prevent
identify methods to odor is an indication of infection. and reduce risk of
prevent and reduce infection.
risk of infection. 3. Promoted clean and sterile Reduces the chance of entry of
environment, and used microorganisms when performing
appropriate aseptic techniques wound care and change of
during procedures and dressing dressings.
changes.
Proper nutrition enhances,
4. Encouraged and assisted the maintains, and strengthens
patient to have proper nutrition. immune functions and promote
faster wound healing and
recovery.
5. Educated the SO, the
importance of hand hygiene Destroys microorganisms in our
before and after performing hands and prevents entry of
wound care. bacteria in open wounds when
performing wound care.
6. Educated SO about different
methods to prevent the risk of
infection.
Knowledge of risk factors
encourages patients to prevent
the onset and occurrence of the
disease.