DRUG STUDY

Name of Patient: ________ Attending Physician:

Age: 21___Sex: Male Civil Status: Single Diagnosis: closed fracture at left forearm_
Occupation:kargador__________________ ___________________________________
Address: Chief Complaint: pain at left wrist________
Ward:Female Ortho Ward Bed No.: Bed #5 Date of Admission: August 31, 2016______

DATE/TIME BRAND NAME ACTION INDICATION ROUTE/DOSAGE DRUG INTERACTION ADVERSE EFFECT PRECAUTION NURSING
ORDERED / CONTRAINDICATIONS RESPONSIBILITES
TIME INTERVAL
Sept. 1, Celebrex Analgesic and Acute and Capsules200 mg Increased risk of CNS: Headache, Name confusion Administer drug with
anti- long-term PO BID food or after meals if
2016 bleeding if taken dizziness, somnolence, has occurred
inflammatory treatment of GI upset occurs.
@ concurrently with insomnia, fatigue, between Celebrex
activities signs and
6pm warfarin. Monitor tiredness, dizziness, (celecoxib), Celexa Establish safety
related to symptoms of measures if CNS,
inhibition of the
patient closely tinnitus, (citalopram), Xanax
rheumatoid visual disturbances
COX-2 enzyme, arthritis and and reduce ophthamologic effects (alprazolam), and occur.
GENERIC which is osteoarthritis HALF LIFE warfarin dose as Cerebyx
NAME 11 hours appropriate Dermatologic: Rash, (fosphenytoin) Arrange for periodic
activated in Reduction of
Celecoxib inflammation to the number of Increased lithium pruritus, sweating, dry Contraindicated
ophthalmologic
mucosa examination during
cause the signs colorectal levels and toxicity with allergies to long-term therapy.
and symptoms polyps in Increased risk of sulfonamides,
associated with familial
GI: Nausea, WARNING: If
GI bleeding with abdominal pain, celecoxib, NSAIDs,
inflammation; adenomatous overdose occurs,
long-term alcohol dyspepsia, flatulence, or aspirin; institute emergency
does not affect polyposis
the COX-1 use, smoking GI bleed significant renal proceduresgastric
(FAP)
CLASSIFI- ABSORPTION EXCRETION impairment; lavage, induction of
enzyme, which Management emesis, supportive
CATION protects the of acute pain Well-absorbed Urine and bile Hematologic: pregnancy (third
therapy.
NSAID lining of the GI Treatment of Neutropenia, trimester);
Cox-2 inhibitor tract and has primary eosinophilia lactation. Provide further
blood clotting dysmenorrhea Use cautiously with comfort measures to
(Non-opioid)
analgesic and renal Other: Peripheral impaired hearing,
reduce pain (eg,
positioning,
functions. edema, anaphylactoid hepatic, and CV environmental
reactions to conditions. control), and to
anaphylactic shock reduce inflammation
(eg, warmth,
positioning, rest).

Name: Year & Sec:BSN 3_______ Group No.: ___________ Rating: __________
Reference:Lipincotts Nursing Drug Guide_____________________________________________________

Criteria: Promptness (5%) _________ Content (45%) _________

Format/Neatness (5%) _________ Nursing Responsibilities (35%) _________
Illustration (10%) _________ Clinical Instructor: