The document summarizes a drug study for a 6-year-old patient being treated for pediatric community-acquired pneumonia. It details the drug salbutamol, including its dosage, route of administration, mechanism of action, indications, adverse reactions, and the nursing responsibilities. The nursing responsibilities are to check the physician's order, follow the rights of medication administration, position the patient, perform back tapping after nebulization, avoid food immediately after, and perform oral care.
The document summarizes a drug study for a 6-year-old patient being treated for pediatric community-acquired pneumonia. It details the drug salbutamol, including its dosage, route of administration, mechanism of action, indications, adverse reactions, and the nursing responsibilities. The nursing responsibilities are to check the physician's order, follow the rights of medication administration, position the patient, perform back tapping after nebulization, avoid food immediately after, and perform oral care.
The document summarizes a drug study for a 6-year-old patient being treated for pediatric community-acquired pneumonia. It details the drug salbutamol, including its dosage, route of administration, mechanism of action, indications, adverse reactions, and the nursing responsibilities. The nursing responsibilities are to check the physician's order, follow the rights of medication administration, position the patient, perform back tapping after nebulization, avoid food immediately after, and perform oral care.
The document summarizes a drug study for a 6-year-old patient being treated for pediatric community-acquired pneumonia. It details the drug salbutamol, including its dosage, route of administration, mechanism of action, indications, adverse reactions, and the nursing responsibilities. The nursing responsibilities are to check the physician's order, follow the rights of medication administration, position the patient, perform back tapping after nebulization, avoid food immediately after, and perform oral care.
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Anthony’s College Nursing Department
DRUG STUDY Name of Patient: JWI Attending Physician: Dr.JVB Age: 6 yrs.old Ward/Bed Number:PEDIA 2009-2 Impression/ Diagnosis: Pediatric Community Acquired Pneumonia- Moderate Risk
Name of Drug Dosage, Mech. of Action Indication Adverse Special Nursing
Route, Reactions Precautions Responsibilities Freq., Timing Generic: Dosage: Salbutamol Management of Edema, fatigue, Patient with CV Check the Salbutamol 1 mg/ml activates adenyl reversible hypertension, disorders, physicians pulmoneb cyclase, the bronchospasm dizziness, severe airway order. enzyme that nervousness, obstruction, Brand: stimulates the paresthesia, cystic fibrosis, Follow the Asmalin Route: production of tremor, prostatic 14rights of Inhalation cyclic adenosine dysphonia, hyperplasia or medication insomnia, bladder-neck diarrhea, dry obstruction, Position mouth, convulsive patient on dyspepsia, disorders, high back rest Frequency: vomiting, hyperthyroidis position Q8H arrhythmia, m, diabetes palpitation mellitus. Do back Classification: Contraindications: Side Effects: tapping after Functional: Hypertrophic Body as a you nebulize Belongs to the Timing: obstructive whole: the patient class of 2am, cardiomyopathy or headache, pain, adrenergics in 10am,6pm tachyarrhythmia influenza, chest Do not give combination with pain food anticholinergics Gastrointestinal: immediately, nausea may cause Pharmacological: Respiratory: vomiting Bronchitis, dyspnea, Do oral care coughing, after pneumonia, nebulization bronchospasm, pharyngitis, sinusitis, rhinitis
