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This document discusses the drug order for a patient, focusing on Clarithromycin and its mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, adverse effects, and nursing responsibilities. It also covers Tranexamic Acid and Co-Amoxiclav. It is useful for understanding patient care and drug administration in nursing.
What's inside
- Drug order for Clarithromycin
- Mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, adverse effects
- Nursing responsibilities for Clarithromycin
- Drug order for Tranexamic Acid
- Drug order for Co-Amoxiclav
- Nursing diagnosis and interventions for ineffective breathing pattern
Who it is for: Students of nursing and pharmacology. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Hypersensitivity to clarithromycin and erythromycin are discussed. Students learn about the drugs, their uses, side effects and nursing responsibilities.
Drugs and their actions
Clarithromycin and tranexamic acid are described. Their mechanisms of action, indications, contraindications and adverse effects are given. Co-amoxiclav is also mentioned.
Nursing responsibilities
Nursing responsibilities for patients taking clarithromycin are listed. Advice is given on how to take the tablets. Nursing responsibilities for patients taking tranexamic acid are listed.
Nursing diagnosis
A patient's breathing pattern is assessed. The causes of the patient's breathing problem are analysed. Goals and objectives for the patient's care are set.
Nursing interventions
Interventions to help the patient's breathing are described. The reasons for these interventions are explained. The effects of the interventions are evaluated.
Key terms
- clarithromycin
- An antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections.
- macrolide antibiotics
- A class of antibiotics that includes clarithromycin and erythromycin.
- tranexamic acid
- A drug used to prevent heavy bleeding.
- ineffective breathing pattern
- A nursing diagnosis for a patient who has difficulty breathing.
- dyspnea
- Difficulty breathing, or shortness of breath.
- tachypnea
- Abnormally rapid breathing.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the side effects of clarithromycin?
- How should a nurse help a patient with breathing difficulties?
- What are the contraindications of tranexamic acid?
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