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    Clindamycin is an antibiotic that inhibits bacterial protein synthesis. It is used to treat infections caused by certain bacteria. Common adverse effects include headaches, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and nausea. Nurses monitor patients for adverse effects and assess renal, hepatic, and hematopoetic functions during prolonged therapy. They educate patients on proper administration and storage, and instruct them to report any serious side effects like diarrhea.

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    Clindamycin is an antibiotic that inhibits bacterial protein synthesis. It is used to treat infections caused by certain bacteria. Common adverse effects include headaches, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and nausea. Nurses monitor patients for adverse effects and assess renal, hepatic, and hematopoetic functions during prolonged therapy. They educate patients on proper administration and storage, and instruct them to report any serious side effects like diarrhea.

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    Clindamycin is an antibiotic that inhibits bacterial protein synthesis. It is used to treat infections caused by certain bacteria. Common adverse effects include headaches, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and nausea. Nurses monitor patients for adverse effects and assess renal, hepatic, and hematopoetic functions during prolonged therapy. They educate patients on proper administration and storage, and instruct them to report any serious side effects like diarrhea.

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    5.2.2 Drug Therapeutic Record

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    5.2.

    2 Drug Therapeutic Record

    Name of General Specific Action Adverse Effects Indication Contraindication Nursing


    Drug Action Responsibilities
    Clindamyc ANTIBIOTI - Inhibits CNS: headache - Infections caused - Contraindica - Assess patient’s
    in C; bacterial CV: by sensitive ted in infection
    Anti- protein thrombophlebitis staphylococci, patients before and
    ineffective synthesi EENT: pharyngitis streptococci, hypertensive regularly
    s by GI: abdominal pneumococci, to drug or throughout
    binding pain, anorexia, bacteroides, lincomycin therapy
    to 50S bloody or tarry fusibacterium, - Before giving
    subunit stools, clostridium first dose,
    - Use
    of constipation, perfringens, and obtain
    ribosom diarrhea, other sensitive cautiously in specimen for
    patients
    e. dysphagia, aerobic and culture and
    esophagitis, anaerobic with renal or sensitivity test,
    hepatic
    flatulence, organisms. begin therapy
    - Hinders nausea, disease, pending results.
    or kills asthma,
    pseudomembran - Monitor renal,
    suscepti ous colitis, - Endocarditis history of GI hepatic, and
    ble prophylaxis for disease, or
    unpleasant or hematopoetic
    bacteria. bitter taste, dental procedures significant functions
    in patient’s allergies
    vomiting. during
    GU: UTI allergic to prolonged
    penicillin
    HEMATOLOGIC: therapy.
    Eosinophilia, - Be alert for
    thrombocytopeni adverse
    a, transient - Acne vulgaris reactions and
    leukopenia - Bacterial drug
    SKIN: vaginosis interactions
    maculopapular - Pneumocystis - If adverse GI
    rash, urticarial jiroveci(carinii) reactions
    OTHER: pneumonia occurs, monitor
    anaphylaxis, - Toxoplasmosis patient’s
    erythema, pain (cerebral or
    (I.V. use), ocular) hydration.
    induration, pain; immunocomprom - Teach patient
    sterile abcess ised patients how to store
    (I.M. use) oral solution.
    - Tell patient to
    take entire
    amount
    prescribed even
    after he feels
    better.
    - Warn patient
    that I.M.
    injection may
    be painful
    - Instruct patient
    to report
    diarrhea and to
    avoid self-
    threatening
    pseudomembra
    nus colitis
    - Tell patient
    receiving drug
    I.V. to report
    discomfort at
    infusion site.

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