1) Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is used for mild pain or fever through inhibiting prostaglandins and other substances involved in pain sensation.
2) It should be used cautiously in patients with liver disease and is contraindicated in patients with severe hepatic impairment or active liver disease.
3) Adverse reactions include gastrointestinal issues, rash, and potentially fatal skin reactions at high doses. Nursing responsibilities involve proper dosing, monitoring for signs of liver damage, and educating patients and parents on risks of overuse.
1) Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is used for mild pain or fever through inhibiting prostaglandins and other substances involved in pain sensation.
2) It should be used cautiously in patients with liver disease and is contraindicated in patients with severe hepatic impairment or active liver disease.
3) Adverse reactions include gastrointestinal issues, rash, and potentially fatal skin reactions at high doses. Nursing responsibilities involve proper dosing, monitoring for signs of liver damage, and educating patients and parents on risks of overuse.
1) Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is used for mild pain or fever through inhibiting prostaglandins and other substances involved in pain sensation.
2) It should be used cautiously in patients with liver disease and is contraindicated in patients with severe hepatic impairment or active liver disease.
3) Adverse reactions include gastrointestinal issues, rash, and potentially fatal skin reactions at high doses. Nursing responsibilities involve proper dosing, monitoring for signs of liver damage, and educating patients and parents on risks of overuse.
1) Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is used for mild pain or fever through inhibiting prostaglandins and other substances involved in pain sensation.
2) It should be used cautiously in patients with liver disease and is contraindicated in patients with severe hepatic impairment or active liver disease.
3) Adverse reactions include gastrointestinal issues, rash, and potentially fatal skin reactions at high doses. Nursing responsibilities involve proper dosing, monitoring for signs of liver damage, and educating patients and parents on risks of overuse.
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DRUG ANALYSIS
SPECIFIC CONTRAINDIC DRUG ADVERSE SPECIFIC NURSING
NAME OF DRUG INDICATION ACTION ATION INTERACTION REACTION PRECAUTION RESPONSIBILITIES Generic Name: Thought to produce Mild pain or Fever Contraindicated in Drug-drug: CNS: Agitation , axiety, May decrease neutrophil, Administer to child only Acetaminophen analgesia by patients Barbiturates, fatigue, headache, WBC, RBC, and platelet after bowel sounds have inhibiting hypersensitivity to carbamazepine, counts returned or oral feeding has insomnia, pyrexia Brand Name: prostaglandin and drug. I.V. form is hydantoins…; High resumed doses or long term use of Tylenol other substances that contraindicated in CV: Peripheral edema, May increase AST level. these drugs may reduce sensitize pain patients with therapeutic effects and tachycardia May decrease glucose, Use cautiously when Dosage: receptors. Drug may severe hepatic enhance hepatoxicity potassium, phosphorus, preparing and administering relieve fever impairment or effect of acetaminophen. GI: diarrhoea, nausea, magnesium, albumin, and Oral acetaminophen to Mild pain or Fever. through central severe active liver Avoid using together vomiting, abdominal Hb level and hematocrit avoid overdosing. Children ages 4 to 11 action in the disease. pain, constipation months: 80mg P.O. (oral hypothalamic heat- Busulfan: may increase Maximum daily dose Consider reducing total suspension, drops, or regulating center. Use cautiously in busulfan level Metabolic: includes all routes of daily dose and increasing liquid) every 4 hours patients with any Hypovolemia, administration and all dosing intervals in patients Dasatinib: May enhance p.r.n. maximum, five type of liver hepatoxic effects of hypomagnesaemia, acetaminophen-containing with hepatic or renal doses/day. disease dasatinib and increase hypoglycaemia products, including impairment. acetaminophen level combination products. Route: Respiratory: Abnormal Tell parents to consult P.O. Isoniazid: May increase breath sounds. Dyspnea, May cause serious, prescriber before giving risk of acetaminophen hypoxia, atelectasis, potentially fatal skin drug to the child adverse effects. Monitor Therapeutic class: pleural effusion reaction, including Stevens- patient Analgesics Johnson syndrome, toxic Advise parents that drug is Skin: rash, uticaria epidermal necrolysis, and only for short term use Pharmacologic Class: acute generalize Para-aminophenol exanthematous pustulosis. Warn parents that high derivatives Reaction may occur with doses or unsupervised long- first or subsequent use term use can cause liver Reference: when acetaminophen is damage. Nursing 2021 Drug used as monotherapy or Handbook when it is one component Caution parents to contact of combination drug health care provider if signs therapy and symptoms of liver damage (illogical thinking, severe dyspepsia, jaundice, and weakness) occur.