Sample Care Plan Template Page 22
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51This vitamin’s
Thiamine
Classified as a
100 mg; qday;
The side effects are
Contraindications are
Nurses should assess
vitamin and is
absorption is
oral
restlessness, weakness,
hypersensitivity and known
respiratory status due to
required for
hindered in patients
pulmonary edema,
alcohol intolerance
medication side effects.
carbohydrate
with alcohol
respiratory distress, GI
(Deglin, Vallerand, &
Encourage patient to eat
metabolism
dependency. It is
bleeding, and cyanosis
Sanoski, 2012, p. 1211).
recommended diet (Deglin,
(Deglin,
ordered as a
(Deglin, Vallerand, &
Vallerand, & Sanoski,
Vallerand, &
supplement for this
Sanoski, 2012, p.1211).
2012, p. 1212).
Sanoski, 2012,
patient because of
p.1210).
his AWS diagnosis.
Opioid naïve patients; and
Fentanyl
Opiate
Patient taking
2ml/hr;
Respiratory depression
A nurse should evaluate
agonists; Its
medication because
continuous; IV
because it is an opioids.
use cautiously in patients
respiratory status before
mechanism of
fentanyl is used to
Arrhythmias, excessive
on MAO inhibitors within
and after administrations
action is to act
aid in induction and
sedation, and
14 days (Deglin, Vallerand,
and for allergies.
as an opiate
maintenance of his
extrapyramidal reactions
& Sanoski, 2013).
sedation (“Fentanyl”
receptor at u
(Deglin, Vallerand, &
and kappa
2012).
Sanoski, 2013).
receptors in
the body
(“Fentanyl”
2012).
Midazolam/
The drug is
Versed is used for
0.02-4 ml/hr;
The side effects are
Contraindications for the
A nurse should evaluate the
Versed
classified as a
ventilated patient in
continuous; IV
respiratory depression,
drug are hypersensitivity,
patient for respiratory
benzodiazepin
critical care settings
apnea, laryngospasm,
shock, cross-sensitivity
depression and over
es, antianxiety
as one of his
cardiac arrest, and excess
with benzodiazepines, and
sedation.
agent, and
sedation medications
sedation (Deglin,
uncontrolled severe pain
sedative/hypn
(Deglin, Vallerand,
Vallerand, & Sanoski,
(Deglin, Vallerand, &
otics. The
& Sanoski, 2012,
2012, p. 861).
Sanoski, 2012). Major
drug acts by
p.860).
interactions are alcohol,
valerian, St. John’s wart,
affecting
multiple CNS
and grapefruit juice
receptors to
(Deglin, Vallerand, &
cause CNS
Sanoski, 2012, p.861).
depression
(Deglin,
Vallerand, &
Sanoski, 2012,
p.860).
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