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    The document outlines a client teaching plan for a 6-year-old girl, Sam, who has been diagnosed with acute otitis media and prescribed the antibiotic Augmentin. The teaching plan covers what antibiotics are, how they work to treat bacterial infections, and how to take antibiotics effectively by following dosage instructions and taking some with food to reduce side effects. The nurse will use graphical aids, examples, and ensure the family understands when antibiotics should be taken and for how long to properly treat the infection.

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    The document outlines a client teaching plan for a 6-year-old girl, Sam, who has been diagnosed with acute otitis media and prescribed the antibiotic Augmentin. The teaching plan covers what antibiotics are, how they work to treat bacterial infections, and how to take antibiotics effectively by following dosage instructions and taking some with food to reduce side effects. The nurse will use graphical aids, examples, and ensure the family understands when antibiotics should be taken and for how long to properly treat the infection.

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    The document outlines a client teaching plan for a 6-year-old girl, Sam, who has been diagnosed with acute otitis media and prescribed the antibiotic Augmentin. The teaching plan covers what antibiotics are, how they work to treat bacterial infections, and how to take antibiotics effectively by following dosage instructions and taking some with food to reduce side effects. The nurse will use graphical aids, examples, and ensure the family understands when antibiotics should be taken and for how long to properly treat the infection.

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    Client Teaching Plan CATABAS

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    Rose Anne Abiva
    The document outlines a client teaching plan for a 6-year-old girl, Sam, who has been diagnosed with acute otitis media and prescribed the antibiotic Augmentin. The teaching plan covers what antibiotics are, how they work to treat bacterial infections, and how to take antibiotics effectively by following dosage instructions and taking some with food to reduce side effects. The nurse will use graphical aids, examples, and ensure the family understands when antibiotics should be taken and for how long to properly treat the infection.

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    Nixie Skyler Catabas N-22

    Otitis media (infection of the middle ear) is the leading preventable cause of deafness in
    developing countries and is a significant contributor to developmental and learning problems in
    children. Hence, these cases need prompt attention.
    In one of your home visits, you noticed that Sam, 6 years old has pus draining from her
    left ear. She was diagnosed with acute otitis media which her pediatrician is treating her with 200
    mg. of amoxicillin and potassium clavulanate (Augmentin), an antibiotic. She is scheduled to
    receive this medication three times a day.
    A Client Teaching Plan for Sam, a 6-year-old about Antibiotic Therapy.

    Specific Objective Content Matter Teaching Learning Evaluation


    Activities

    What are antibiotics? Antibiotics (or The nurse defines What exactly do you
    antibacterial, as some antibiotics and mean by antibiotics?
    sources say) are drugs employs a graphical
    used for treatment aid to keep the
    and prevention of student engaged in
    bacterial infections. the activities.
    Depending on their
    function, they may be
    bacteriostatic (the
    one that inhibits the
    growth of bacteria) or
    bactericidal (that kills
    the bacteria).

    How do they work? Antibiotics work in The nurse creates an What is the mode of
    one of a few ways: by antibiotic visual aid action of antibiotics?
    either interfering that tells a basic tale
    with the bacteria's on how they operate.
    ability to repair its
    damaged DNA, by
    stopping the
    bacteria's ability to
    make what it needs to
    grow new cells, or by
    weakening the
    bacteria's cell wall
    until it bursts.

    How to take Some should be taken The nurse will use How to take
    antibiotics with food to reduce instances to antibiotics?
    effectively? side effects but demonstrate correct
    others need to be medication
    taken on an empty administration,
    stomach. Antibiotics particularly in the
    should also be taken case of antibiotics.
    in the prescribed Ascertain that your
    amount and for the patients understand
    directed length of the importance of
    treatment. taking their
    antibiotics with food,
    ideally during
    mealtimes. Also,
    inform the parents
    about when it is ok to
    take antibiotics.

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