NSG 318 pharm exam 4 GCU
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VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS GRADED
A+
ADVERSE EFFECTS
Jaundice
Hematuria
Epitaxis
Cholelithiasis
seizures
Anaphylaxis
Neutropenia
Steven's John's syndrome
What things should the nurse consider when administering ceftriaxone ? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Montor LFTs
Uric acid
BUN
, UOP
Allergies
Increase the fluids for the patient to avoid dehydration from diarrhea
Record baseline vitals
Lab results
Obtain a lab culture first!!
Observe the patient for hypersensitivity
Advise patient to take the medication with food to avoid GI irritation
What is the nursing diagnosis for a patient taking ceftriaxone ? - CORRECT ANSWER-Risk for
infection
Drug interactions with ceftriaxone? - CORRECT ANSWER-Avoid alcohol due to disulfram like
reaction which can consist of flushing, dizziness, headache, hang over like reaction
Uricosurics: can decrease cephalosporin excretion
What is the classification of azithromycin - CORRECT ANSWER-macrolide antibiotic
What is the MOA for azithromycin - CORRECT ANSWER-Inhibits protein synthesis, bacteriostatic,
With low to moderate doses and bacterialcidial with high doses, broad spectrum
What is the use of azithromycin? - CORRECT ANSWER-Mild to moderate respiratory, sinuses,
skin, soft tissue, GI tract infections, diphtheria, impetigo, STIs
Ceftriaxone belongs to which class of antibiotics, and what is its primary mechanism of action?
a. Macrolides; inhibits protein synthesis
LATEST QUESTIONSAND
VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS GRADED
A+
ADVERSE EFFECTS
Jaundice
Hematuria
Epitaxis
Cholelithiasis
seizures
Anaphylaxis
Neutropenia
Steven's John's syndrome
What things should the nurse consider when administering ceftriaxone ? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Montor LFTs
Uric acid
BUN
, UOP
Allergies
Increase the fluids for the patient to avoid dehydration from diarrhea
Record baseline vitals
Lab results
Obtain a lab culture first!!
Observe the patient for hypersensitivity
Advise patient to take the medication with food to avoid GI irritation
What is the nursing diagnosis for a patient taking ceftriaxone ? - CORRECT ANSWER-Risk for
infection
Drug interactions with ceftriaxone? - CORRECT ANSWER-Avoid alcohol due to disulfram like
reaction which can consist of flushing, dizziness, headache, hang over like reaction
Uricosurics: can decrease cephalosporin excretion
What is the classification of azithromycin - CORRECT ANSWER-macrolide antibiotic
What is the MOA for azithromycin - CORRECT ANSWER-Inhibits protein synthesis, bacteriostatic,
With low to moderate doses and bacterialcidial with high doses, broad spectrum
What is the use of azithromycin? - CORRECT ANSWER-Mild to moderate respiratory, sinuses,
skin, soft tissue, GI tract infections, diphtheria, impetigo, STIs
Ceftriaxone belongs to which class of antibiotics, and what is its primary mechanism of action?
a. Macrolides; inhibits protein synthesis