Name of Patient: __H.J.M___ Attending Physician: Dr._A M.

D__
Age: __2 months old Ward/Bed Number: _Critical ward_ Impression / Diagnosis: Respiratory Failure secondary to aspiration
Pneumonia.
Name of Drug Dosage, Route, Mechanism of Action Indication Adverse Reactions Special Precautions Nursing Responsibilities
Frequency,
Timing

Generic Name: Dosage: 250 mg A penicillinase resistant Systematic infections caused by  Check the physician's order.
penicillin that inhibits penicillinase producing  Local reactions at inj. site Use cautiously in  Observe and follow the 14
Oxacillin
cell-wall synthesis staphylococci specifically eye  Skin rash patients with drug patient's rights.
during microorganism; infections.  Abdominal pain allergy, especially to  Obtain specimen for culture
Route: IVTT bacteria resist penicillin  Seizures after high doses cephalosporins. and sensitivity test before first
Brand Name: particularly in patients with
by producing dose.
May cause fetal
Bactocil penicillinase enzymes renal impairment.  Give 1 to 2 hours before or 2 to
anaphylaxis. Monitor
that convert penicillin to 3 hours after meals to prevent
Frequency: Q6H renal and hematological
inactivate penecillic gastric irritation.
Classification: status during prolonged
acid. and high dose therapy.

Functional: Timing:
Cephalosporins 12:00 AM-6:00
AM-12:00 NOON- Contraindications: Side Effects:
6:00 PM
Chemical: Contraindicated to patients  Fever
Penicillin beta- hypersensitive to drug and its  Sore throat
lactam antibiotic contents.  Headache
 Peeling
 Red skin rash
 Diarrhea
 Easy bruising