NiMedication Medication: ASAAcetylsalcylic Acid; Aspirin Generic Name: Bayer; St.

Josephs Dose/Route/Frequency: 81mg/day

Action Classification: Anti-coagulant Indication: MI tx; prophylactic against CVA/ Transient ischemic attack How does it work? Inhibits platelet aggregation Assessment: Other:

Nursing Considerations HR BP Resp

Labs: Platelets Teaching: Pt should report bruising or bleeding; excessive GI distress; take with food Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 81mg/day

Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 5-30 min.; P: 1-3 h; D: 3-6h Adverse Effects: GI distress; Bleeding

Medication: Tylenol Generic Name: Acetaminophen Dose/Route/Frequency:

Classification: Antipyretic; non-opioid anlagesic Assessment: HR Other: Temp; pain Indication: Fever, headache, pain (mild-mod) How does it work? Inhibits prostaglandin synth. in CNS & blocks pain impulses through periph. action. Acts on thermo-reg. centers in hypothalamus to produce vasodilation & heat loss. Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: Hepatotoxicity; impaired renal fxn Classification: Opioid/ antitussive/analgesic and non-opioid analgesic combination Indication: Pain: moderate to severe How does it work? Thought to affect opiate receptors in the CNS. Alters perception & response to pain causing CNS depression Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 10-30m; P: 30-60m; D: 4-6h Adverse Effects: Hepatotoxicity; Stevens Johnson; thrombocytopenia; Resp. depression

BP

Resp

Labs: LFTs: AST/ALT; renal: BUN/CR

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 325-650mg 4xday MAX 4g/day Medication: Vicodin; Norco Generic Name: Hydrocodone Dose/Route/Frequency:

Teaching: No more than 4g/24 hr.; not for pts with liver impairment Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Assessment: HR BP Resp Other: Monitor respiratory status; integument for rxn. Labs: LFTs: ALT/AST; platelets; lipase/amylase concentrations incr. Teaching: Pt should report SOB; may be dizzy; constipation; report bruising or bleeding Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose

Medication Medication: Colace Generic Name: Docusate Dose/Route/Frequency:

Action Classification: Laxative; stool-softener; osmotic Indication: Constipation, increase bowel motility while patient is not ambulating How does it work? Draws water into stool creating softer fecal mass; promotes H20/electrolyte secretion into colon. Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 24-48h Adverse Effects: Throat irritation, mild cramps, electrolyte imbalance Classification: Gastric acid secretion inhibitor; histamine (H2) antagonist Indication: GERD; duodenal & gastric ulcers; indigestion and heartburn. How does it work? Histamine receptor antagonist, inhibits gastric secretion. Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: Classification: PPI; Anti-ulcer Indication: Anti-ulcer, NSAID-induced ulcer prophylactic How does it work? Inhibits gastric acid secretion by blocking the enzyme system of the parietal cells Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: Hepatotoxicity; thrombocytopenia; toxic epipermal necrolysis

Nursing Considerations Assessment: Other: HR BP Resp

Labs: electrolytes

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose 50-500mg/day; MAX 500mg/day Medication: Famotidine Generic Name: Pepcid Dose/Route/Frequency:

Teaching: Increase H20/fiber in diet/ambulation; Long term use may cause electrolyte imbalances Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Assessment: Other: Labs: HR BP Resp

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose:

Teaching:

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication: Priolosec Generic Name: Omeprazole Dose/Route/Frequency:

Assessment: Other:

HR

BP

Resp

Labs: LFT: AST/ALT Teaching: Report bruising, unusual bleeding; jaundice; any unusual skin rashes; Take med hour before meal Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose 20-40mg/day MAX 40mg/day

Medication Medication: Mylanta Generic Name: Simethicone Dose/Route/Frequency:

Action Classification: Antiflatulent Indication: Excessive upper-GI gas; bowel prep procedures How does it work? Antiflatulent that changes surface tension of gas bubles allowing easier elimination of gas Onset/Peak/Duration:

Nursing Considerations Assessment: Other: Labs: HR BP Resp

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 40-360mg/day MAX 500mg/day Medication: MiraLax Generic Name: Polythylene glycol Dose/Route/Frequency:

Teaching: Works best after meals and at bedtime

Adverse Effects: Classification: Laxative, osmotic Indication: Constipation; bowel prep How does it work? Draws water into lumen of GI tract aiding evacuation without electrolyte or water imbalance Onset/Peak/Duration: Peak: 2-4 days

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Assessment: Other: Labs: HR BP Resp

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 17g (1 heaping tsp in 8oz water) Medication: Lasix Generic Name: Furosemide Dose/Route/Frequency:

Teaching: 2-4 days needed to work; Do not use longer than 2 wks; report unusual cramps, bloating or diarrhea

Adverse Effects: GI obstruction; toxic colitis; Megacolon Classification: Loop diuretic

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose

Assessment: HR BP Resp Other: dehydration, hypopkalemia, Indication: Fluid volume overload; HTN crisis; hyponatremia, hypovolemia, metabolic edema; ascites alkalosis; AFTER giving, eval for dec edema/abd girth/UO; dec. B/P; How does it work? Inhibits the absorption of Na Labs: Electrolytes; dec. & Cl from loop of Henle & distal renal tubule; potassium/calcium/mag; inc. BUN/gluc/uric Inc. renal excret. of H20, Na, Cl, Mg, H+, & Ca acid levels; Monitor LFTs Onset/Peak/Duration: Teaching: Signs ortho. hypoten.; consult MD O: 30-60m; P: 1-2h D: 6-8h about K+ in diet; pt should report parasthesia/dizziness Adverse Effects: Hypovolemic shock; electrolyte Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ imbalance

Medication Medication: Benadryl Generic Name: Diphenhydramine Dose/Route/Frequency:

Action Classification: Anti-histamine; sedative Indication: Allergic rxn or prophylactic; insomnia How does it work? Blocks H1 effects at peripheral sites. Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: Hypotension; urinary reten.; hypersensitivity rxn; eczema; cardiac disturbance Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration:

Nursing Considerations Assessment: Other: Labs: HR BP Resp

Time: Recommended/Usual Dose:

Teaching: Pt should avoid activities requiring mental alertness/coordination.

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Assessment: Other: Labs: HR BP Resp

Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency:

Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose: Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration: Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose:

Teaching:

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Assessment: Other: Labs: HR BP Resp

Teaching:

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication Medication: Zofran Generic Name: Ondansetron Dose/Route/Frequency: 8mg IV Q6 ATC Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: (0.15mg/kg or 32mg/dose) Medication: Reglan Generic Name: Metoclopramide Dose/Route/Frequency: 10mg/1tab TID Before meals Time: Before meals 0830? Recommended/Usual Dose: 10mg q6-8h Medication: Phenergan Generic Name: Promethazine Dose/Route/Frequency: Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 10-25mg q4h PRN (25mg slowly over 1min.)

Action Classification: Antiemetic Indication: Nausea prevention How does it work? Blocks effects of serotonin at 5-ht receptor sites at vagal nerve terminals and chemoeceptor trigger zone in CNS. Dec. incidence and severity of N/V Onset/Peak/Duration: O: rapid; P: 15-30m; D: 4-8h Adverse Effects: EPS; hepatotoxicity Classification: Antiemetic Indication: Nausea prevent.; chemo-induced emesis; reflux How does it work? Blocks dop. receptors in chemoreceptor trigger zone of CNS. Stimulates mot. of up GI tract & acceleates gastric emptying Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 1-3m; P: immediately D: 1-2h Adverse Effects: EPS; anxiety/depress.; arrhythmias; hyper/hypotension; insulin altered; possible GI obstruction Classification: Antiemetic Indication: Prevention of nausea/vomiting How does it work? Blocks histamine effects; inhibits chemoreceptro trigger zone in medulla; alters dopamine effects in CNS; Significant anticholinergic activity; CNS depression. Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 3-5m; P: unknown; D: 4-12h Adverse Effects: Neuroleptic malignant syndrome; confusion; sedation

Nursing Considerations Assessment: Other: HR BP Resp

Labs: LFTs; inc. serum bilirubin

Teaching: Pt should report immediately involuntay movement of eyes, face, or limbs Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Assessment: Other: Labs: LFTs Teaching: Pt should report immediately involuntary movement of eyes, face, or limbs; dizziness; pronounced GI/abd distress Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ HR BP Resp

Assessment: HR BP Resp Other: monitor for hypersensitivity rxn Labs: CBCs and serum glucose

Teaching: Pt. should report SOB, dizziness, pronounced sedative effects Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication Medication: Lotensin Generic Name: Benazepril Dose/Route/Frequency: 10mg/1tab Daily Time: 0900 Recommended/Usual Dose: Initial 10mg PO once daily; Maintenance 20-40mg PO once daily or 2 divided doses; MAX 80mg/day Medication: Colace Generic Name: Docusate Dose/Route/Frequency: 100mg/cap BID Time: 0900 Recommended/Usual Dose 50-500mg/day; MAX 500mg/day

Action Classification: Antihypertensive; ACE inhibitor Indication: Hypertension How does it work? Inhibits angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE). Leads to inhibition of angiotensin II and decreased vasopressor (constriction of blood vessel) activity and lows B/P. Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 1h; P: 2-4h; D: 24h Adverse Effects: Stevens Johnsons syndrome; thrombocytopenia; insomnia; anxiety; parasthesia Classification: Laxative; stool-softener; osmotic Indication: Constipation, increase bowel motility while patient is not ambulating How does it work? Draws water into stool creating softer fecal mass; promotes H20/electrolyte secretion into colon. Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 24-48h Adverse Effects: Throat irritation, mild cramps, electrolyte imbalance Classification: PPI Indication: GERD; prophylactic recurent GI bleeding How does it work? Suppresses gastric acid production at parietal cells Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: (rare) Stevens Johnson, thrombocytopenia; anaphylaxis

Nursing Considerations Assessment: Other: HR BP Resp

Labs: Monitor I&Os and BUN/Cr for renal fxn; platelets Teaching: Report axious feelings, any skin rashes; numbness or tingling

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Assessment: Other:

HR

BP

Resp

Labs: electrolytes

Teaching: Increase H20/fiber in diet/ambulation; Long term use may cause electrolyte imbalances Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Assessment: Other: HR BP Resp

Medication: Pantoprazole Generic Name: Protonix Dose/Route/Frequency: 40mg IV BID Time: Recommended/Usual Dose:

Labs: LFTs Teaching: Report bruising, unusual bleeding; jaundice; any unusual skin rashes; Take med hour before meal

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication Medication: Zofran Generic Name: Ondansetron Dose/Route/Frequency: 8mg IV Q6 Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: (0.15mg/kg or 32mg/dose) Medication: Reglan Generic Name: Metoclopramide Dose/Route/Frequency: 10mg PO TID before meals Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 10mg q6-8h Medication: Compazine Generic Name: Prochlorperazine Maleate Dose/Route/Frequency: 10 mg IM Q6 Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: N/V: 5-10mg PO 3-4x daily

Action Classification: Antiemetic Indication: Nausea prevention How does it work? Blocks effects of serotonin at 5-ht receptor sites at vagal nerve terminals and chemoeceptor trigger zone in CNS. Dec. incidence and severity of N/V Onset/Peak/Duration: O: rapid; P: 15-30m; D: 4-8h Adverse Effects: EPS; hepatotoxicity Classification: Antiemetic Indication: Nausea prevent.; chemo-induced emesis; reflux How does it work? Blocks dop. receptors in chemoreceptor trigger zone of CNS. Stimulates mot. of up GI tract & acceleates gastric emptying Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 1-3m; P: immediately D: 1-2h Adverse Effects: EPS; anxiety/depress.; arrhythmias; hyper/hypotension; insulin altered; possible GI obstruction Classification: Antiemetic; phenothiazine

Nursing Considerations Assessment: Other: HR BP Resp

Labs: LFTs; inc. serum bilirubin

Teaching: Pt should report immediately involuntay movement of eyes, face, or limbs Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Assessment: Other: Labs: LFTs Teaching: Pt should report immediately involuntary movement of eyes, face, or limbs; dizziness; pronounced GI/abd distress Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ HR BP Resp

Assessment: HR BP Other: Monitor for clinical efficacy Indication: Severe N/V; anxiety (non-psychotic); Labs: schizophrenia How does it work? Depressant on the chemoreceptor trigger zone, Teaching: reducing nausea Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: Tardive diskinesia (repetitive, involuntary body movements); prolonged QT interval

Resp

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

PRNs
Medication Medication: Ativan Generic Name: Lorazepam Indication: (off-label) Antiemetic Dose/Route/Frequency: 1mg SL Q8 PRN N/V Time: (given at 1215 1/28/13) Recommended/Usual Dose: 0.025-0.05mg/kg (MAX 4mg) Medication: Tylenol Generic Name: Acetaminophen Dose/Route/Frequency: 650mg PO Q4 mod pain/Temp >38 Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 325-650mg 4xday MAX 4g/day Medication: Dilaudid Generic Name: Hydromorphone Dose/Route/Frequency: 0.5mg SQ Q4 PRN severe pain **MAY REPEAT 0.5mg after 30min x1 Q4 BREAK THROUGH PAIN Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: How does it work? Exerts tranquilizing effect on CNS without appreciable resp. or cardiovasc. effects. Onset/Peak/Dur.: O: 15-60m; P: 1-2h; D:8-12h Adverse Effects: Classification: Antipyretic; non-opioid anlagesic Indication: Fever, headache, pain (mild-mod) How does it work? Inhibits prostaglandin synth. in CNS & blocks pain impulses through periph. action. Acts on thermo-reg. centers in hypothalamus to produce vasodilation & heat loss. Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: Hepatotoxicity; impaired renal fxn Classification: Opioid agonist analgesic Indication: Moderate to severe pain Action Classification: Antianxiety; anticonvulsant; sedative Nursing Considerations Assessment: Other: Labs: HR BP Resp

Teaching:

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Assessment: HR Other: Temp; pain

BP

Resp

Labs: LFTs: AST/ALT; renal: BUN/CR

Teaching: No more than 4g/24 hr.; not for pts with liver impairment Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

How does it work? Alters perception and emotional response to pain binding to the opioid Teaching: Mobility; increased H20/fiber; receptors in the CNS report urinary retention Onset/Peak/Duration: SQ: O:15m; P: 30-90m; D: 4h Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Adverse Effects: somnolence; dizziness; urinary retention; constipation; Resp depression

Assessment: HR BP Resp Other: Monitor VS: RR before/after SQ injection use 25-30G and rotate sites Labs:

Medication Medication: Erythromycin Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: 250mg PO TID Before meals Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 250-500mg; MAX 4g/day Medication: Morphine Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: PRN: 5mg PO Q4 moderate pain PRN: 2mg IV Q4 severe pain Time: Recommended/Usual Dose:

Action Classification: Antiinfective Indication: (off-label): Gastroparesis How does it work? Bacteriostatic macrolide Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: Superinfections; reversible hearing loss with large dosing and hepatic/renal impairment Classification: Analgesic, opioid antagonist Indication: Moderate to severe pain How does it work? Alters perception of and emotional response to pain and produces generalized CNS depression Onset/Peak/Duration: PO: P: 1h; D: 3-5h IV: O: Rapid; P: 0.3h; D: 3-5h Adverse Effects: Respiratory depression; constipation Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration:

Nursing Considerations Assessment: HR BP Resp Other: Monitor for superinfection: Assess pt for white patches in mouth; abd pain, seveer diarrhea, anal/rectal itching Labs: LFTs Teaching: Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Assessment: HR BP Resp Other: Monitor respiratory status; skeletal flacidity; seizures, extreme somnolence Labs: Lipase/amylase increase (possibly) Teaching: Inc. mobility and fluid intake Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication: Morphine Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency:

Assessment: Other: Labs:

HR

BP

Resp

Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose:

Teaching:

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication Medication: Heparin Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: 5000u SQ Q8 Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 5000units q8-12h

Action Classification: Anticoagulant Indication: Prophylactic/tx of venous thrombosis How does it work? Blocks conversion of prothrombin to thrombin and fibrinogen to fibrin. Prevents further extenstion of existing thrombi or new clot formation. (Doesnt affect existing clots.) Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 20-60m; P: 2-4h; D: 8-12h Adverse Effects: Hemorrhage; (antidote Protamine sulfate: 1-1.5mg, IV for Q 100U w/in 30 min. of OD) Classification: Laxative; stool-softener; osmotic Indication: Constipation, increase bowel motility while patient is not ambulating How does it work? Draws water into stool creating softer fecal mass; promotes H20/electrolyte secretion into colon. Onset/Peak/Duration: O: 24-48h Adverse Effects: Throat irritation, mild cramps, electrolyte imbalance

Nursing Considerations Assessment: Other: HR BP Resp

Labs: PTT/INR; platelets may dec. Teaching: Soft tooth brushes; report bruising or bleeding; Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication: Colace Generic Name: Docusate Dose/Route/Frequency: 100mg BID (HF diarrrhea) Time: Recommended/Usual Dose 50-500mg/day; MAX 500mg/day

Assessment: Other:

HR

BP

Resp

Labs: electrolytes Teaching: Increase H20/fiber in diet/ambulation; Long term use may cause electrolyte imbalances Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication: Zithromax Generic Name: Azithromycin Dose/Route/Frequency: 500mg Qday Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: Elderly: 500mg once, then 250mg Qdays x4days

Classification: Bacteriocidal Indication: Respiratory tract infections (also skin and skin structure infxns.) How does it work? Inhibits RNA dependent protein synthesis in susceptible organisms Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: Superinfections; reversible hearing loss with large dosing and hepatic/renal impairment

Assessment: HR BP Resp Other: Monitor VS for S/S superinfection: white patches in mouth; abd pain, seveer diarrhea, anal/rectal itching Labs: Teaching:

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication Medication: Rocephin Generic Name: Ceftriaxone Dose/Route/Frequency: 1g Qday Time: Recommended/Usual Dose: 1-2g as single or divided dose Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency:

Action Classification: Cephalosporin Antibiotic Indication: Mild to moderate infections

Nursing Considerations Assessment: HR BP Resp Other: Assess pt for white patches in mouth; abd pain, seveer diarrhea, anal/rectal itching

How does it work? Bactericidal: inhibits cell wall synthesis in bacteria Labs: Inc. BUN/Cr; AST/ALT levels may be elevated Onset/Peak/Duration: Adverse Effects: Mild diarrhea; Superinfections and colitis from bacteria imbalance Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration: Teaching:

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______ Assessment: Other: Labs: HR BP Resp

Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose:

Teaching:

Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency:

Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration:

Assessment: Other: Labs:

HR

BP

Resp

Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose:

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Infusion rate: ml/hr________ or gtt/min_______

Medication Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration: Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose: Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration: Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose:

Action

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Teaching:

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Teaching:

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Medication Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration: Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose: Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration: Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose:

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Medication Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration: Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose: Medication: Generic Name: Dose/Route/Frequency: Classification: Indication: How does it work? Onset/Peak/Duration: Time: Adverse Effects: Recommended/Usual Dose:

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