POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE OF DAVAO DEL SUR, INC.

MacArthur Highway, Digos City

DRUG STUDY
Name of Patient: Nelia Gaviola Attending Physician: Dr. Emphasis
Age: 24 Sex: Female Civil Status: Married Diagnosis: In labor, G1P1, PUFT
Occupation: Housewife Religion: Roman Catholic Chief Complaint: Labor pain
Address: Purok Talisay, Lapu-lapu St., Digos City Date of Admission: 2/11/16
Ward: OB Ward Room No. _______ Bed No. ______

DATE/TIME BRAND ACTION INDICATION ROUTE/DOSAGE/ DRUG ADVERSE PRECAUTION NURSING

ORDERED NAME TIME INTERVAL INTERACTION EFFECT CONTRAINDICATIONS RESPONSIBILITES
2/11/16 Pitocin Oxytocin is a Oxytocin is Intravenous, Severe  nausea  Hypersensitive  Drug isn’t
1:43 pm protein produced indicated Intramuscular elevations in  vomiting to drug when recommended for
by the pituitary for blood  severe vaginal delivery routine IM use, but
gland of inducing 10 units/ml in pressure may allergic is advised 10 units may be
mammals labor, 1ml ampule, vial occur if reactions given IM after
including man. controlling or syringe in combined  bleeding  Cephalopelvic delivery of
Oxytocin works bleeding compatible IV with after disproportion is placenta to control
by increasing the after child solution. vasoconstrict child present postpartum uterine
GENERIC concentration of birth, and HALF LIFE ors used for birth bleeding.
NAME calcium inside treatment anesthesia.  abnormal  Never give
Oxytocin muscle cells that of 3-5 minutes heart  When delivery oxytocin
control incomplete beats requires simultaneously by
contraction of the or  high conversion as in more than one
uterus. inevitable blood transverse lie route.
abortion. pressure,  Monitor fluid
 rupture intake and output.
CLASSIFI- ABSORPTION EXCRETION of the Antidiuretic effect
CATION uterus. may lead to fluid
Uterotonic Rapidly absorbed overload, seizures,
Kidneys
agent and coma from
water intoxication.
 Have 20% MgSO4
solution available
 to relax the
myometrium
 If contractions
occur less than 2
minutes apart,
exceed 50 mm, or
last 90 seconds or
longer, stop
infusion, turn
patient on her side,
and notify
prescriber