Adults and Pediatric Patients Weighing More Than 40kg Interventions

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Name of Dosage/Time/ Mechanism of Nursing

Date Drawing Indication Contraindication Side Effects responsibilities


Drug Route Action

10-02-19 Adults and  Infections  Contraindi  Bactericidal:  CNS: Lethargy, INTERVENTIONS


pediatric due to cated with inhibits hallucinations,
Generic susceptible tsynthesis of seizure.  Culture
patients allergies
name: strains of cell wall of  GI: Glossitis, infected area
weighing to
Haemophilu sensitive stomatitis, prior to
Amoxicillin more than penicillins, treatment;
trihydrate 40kg s influenza, organism,causi gastritis, sore
Escherichia cephalosp ng cell death. mouth, furry reculture are
 URI’s, coli, orins, or tongue, diarrhea, if response
GU Proteus other abdominal pain is not as
Classificati expected.
infection mirabilis, allergens.  GU: Nephritis
on:  Give in oral
, skin Neisseria  Use  Hematologic :
and gonorrheae preparations
Amoxicillin cautiously anemia,
soft- , only;
trihydrate thrombocytopeni
tissue Streptococc with renal amoxicillin is
a, leucopenia
disorders, not affected
infection us  Hypersensitivity
s: Mild pneumonia, lactation by food.
: Rash,fever,
to Enterococc  Continue
wheezing
moderat us faecalis, therapy for
e— Streptococc at least
250mg i, non- 2days after
PO penicillinas signs of
every e- infection
8hr— producing have
500mg staphylococ disappeared;
PO ci continuation
every  Helicobacte for 10 full
12hr; r pylori days is
severe infection in recommend
infection combinatio ed.
— n with other  Use
500mg agents. corticosteroi
every  Postexposu ds or
8hr or re antihistamin
875mg prophylaxis es for skin
every against
12hr. reactions
Bacillus
 Postexp anthracis
osure  Unlabeled
anthrax use:
prophyl Chlamydia
axis: trachomatis
prophyl in
axis pregnancy,
:500mg mild to
PO tid moderate
to otitis media
complet in children
e a 60-
day
course
after 14-
21 days
of a
fluoroqu
inolone
or
doxycyc
line.
 Lower
respirat
ory
infection
: 500mg
PO
every
8hr or
875mg
PO bid.
 Uncomp
licated
gonococ
cal
infection
: 3g
amoxicil
lin with
1g
probene
cid PO
as a
single
dose.
 C.
trachom
atis in
pregnan
cy:
500mg
PO tid
for
7days
or
875mg
PO bid.
 Tonsiliti
s or
pharyng
itis:
775mg/
day PO
for
10days
with
food
(ER
tablet)
 H.pylori
infection
: 1g bid
with
clarithro
mycin
500mg
bid and
lansopr
azole
30mg
bid for
14days.
Pediatric
patients 3mo
and older
weighing less
than 40kg
 URI’s,
GU
infection
, skin
and
soft-
tissue
infection
: Mild to
moderat
e
infection

20mg/k
g/day
PO in
divided
doses
every
8hr or
25mg/k
g/day
PO in
divided
doses
every
12hr.
Severe
infection

40mg/k
g/day in
divided
doses
every
8hr urse
after 14-
21days
of
fluoroqu
inole or
door
45mg/k
g/day
PO
divided
doses
every
12hr.
 Postexp
osure
anthrax
prophyl
axis:
80mg/k
g./day
PO
divided
into
3doses
to
complet
e a 60
day
course
after 14-
21days
fluoroqu
inole or
doxycyc
line
therapy.
Pediatric
patients 3mo
and older
 Mild to
moderat
e URI’s,
GU
infection
, and
skin
infection
:
20mg/k
g daily
in
divided
doses
every
8hr or
25mg/k
g in
divided
doses
every
12hr.
 Acute
otitis
media:
80-
90mg/k
g/day
PO for
10 days
(severe
cases)
or for 5-
7days
(modera
te
cases).
 Gonorrh
ea in
prepube
rtal
children:
50
mg/kg
PO with
25mg/k
g
probene
cid as a
single
dose
(proben
ecid
contrain
dicated
in
children
younger
than
2yr)
 For
lower
respirat
ory
infection
or
severe
URI’s,
GU , or
skin
infectins
:
40mg/k
g daily
in
divided
doses
every
8hr or
45m/kg
daily in
divided
doses
every
12hr.
Pediatric
patients up to
12week
 Up to
30mg/k
g daily
in
divided
doses
every
12hr.
Patients with
renal
impairment
 Do not
use
875-mg
tablet if
GFR is
less
than 30
ml/min.
For
GFR of
10-
30ml/mi
n, 250-
500 mg
every
12hr, for
GFR
less
than
10ml/mi
n, 250-
500mg
every
24hr, for
hemodi
alysis
patients,
250-
500mg
every
24hr
with
addition
al doses
during
and
after
dialysis.

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