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    1) Magnesium sulfate is used to treat convulsions, hypomagnesemia, tetany, and eclampsia. 2) It is administered intramuscularly or intravenously, with dosages varying based on the condition and severity. 3) Side effects include circulatory collapse, respiratory paralysis, hypothermia, pulmonary edema, and depression of cardiac and neurological function.

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    1) Magnesium sulfate is used to treat convulsions, hypomagnesemia, tetany, and eclampsia. 2) It is administered intramuscularly or intravenously, with dosages varying based on the condition and severity. 3) Side effects include circulatory collapse, respiratory paralysis, hypothermia, pulmonary edema, and depression of cardiac and neurological function.

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    1) Magnesium sulfate is used to treat convulsions, hypomagnesemia, tetany, and eclampsia. 2) It is administered intramuscularly or intravenously, with dosages varying based on the condition and severity. 3) Side effects include circulatory collapse, respiratory paralysis, hypothermia, pulmonary edema, and depression of cardiac and neurological function.

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    1) Magnesium sulfate is used to treat convulsions, hypomagnesemia, tetany, and eclampsia. 2) It is administered intramuscularly or intravenously, with dosages varying based on the condition and severity. 3) Side effects include circulatory collapse, respiratory paralysis, hypothermia, pulmonary edema, and depression of cardiac and neurological function.

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    Name: Maria Clarissa Lacson Osayan

    Age:33 Sex:F ADx: FDx:

    Indication and Contraindication Dosage and Special Adverse Reaction Mechanism of Drug Nursing
    Usage Administration Precaution Action Interaction Responsibilitie
    Generic ECG monitoring,
    name: Convulsions Magnesium When barbiturates,  Circulatory Depresses CNS, Flushing vital signs, deep
    Hypomagnesem sulfate Intramuscular: Adult narcotics, or other collapse blocks peripheral tendon reflexes;
    Magnesium ia (magnesium s and older children: hypnotics (or  Respiratory neuromuscular Sweating magnesium
    sulfate Tetany, uterine sulfate For severe systemic paralysis transmission, concentrations if
    (magnesium hypomagnesemia, 1 anesthetics) are to  Hypothermia produces sharply frequent or
    sulfate injection) to 5 g (2 to 10 ml of be given in  Pulmonary anticonvulsant lowered prolonged dosing
    injection) should 50% solution) daily conjunction with edema effects; blood required
    Brand not be in divided doses; magnesium, their  Depressed decreases pressure particularly in
    name: administered administration is dosage should be reflexes amount of patients with ren
    MgSO4 parenterally in repeated daily until adjusted with  Hypotension acetylcholine hypothermi dysfunction,
    patients serum levels have caution because of  Flushing released at end- a calcium, and
    with heart returned to normal. If the additive central plate by motor potassium
     Drowsiness
    block or deficiency is not depressive effects nerve impulse stupor and concentrations;
     Depressed
    myocardial severe, 1 g (2 mL of of magnesium. Slows rate of SA ultimately renal function
    cardiac
    Drug damage. 50% solution) can node impulse
    function
    Classificatio be given once or formation in respiratory Obstetrics: Patie
    n:  Diaphoresis myocardium and depression.
    twice daily. Serum status including
     Hypocalcemia prolongs
    magnesium levels vital signs, oxyge
    should serve as a  Hypophosphat conduction time saturation,
    guide to continued emia Promotes respiration, deep
    dosage.  Hyperkalemia movement of tendon reflexes,
     Visual calcium, level of
    Intravenous: 1 to 4 g changes potassium, and consciousness,
    magnesium sulfate sodium in and out fetal heart rate,
    (magnesium sulfate of cells and maternal uterine
    (magnesium sulfate stabilizes activity, renal
    injection) injection) excitable function. Monitor
    may be given membranes magnesium
    intravenously in 10% Promotes osmotic concentrations
    to 20% solution, but retention of fluid every 4 hours in
    only with great in colon, causing patients with ren
    caution; the rate distention and dysfunction (eve
    should not exceed increased 2 hours if serum
    1.5 mL of 10% peristaltic activity, magnesium is >8
    solution or which mEq/L (ACOG 2
    equivalent per subsequently 2019).
    minute until results in bowel
    relaxation is evacuation
    obtained.

    Intravenous
    Infusion: 4 g in 250
    mL of 5% Dextrose
    Injection at a rate
    not exceeding 3 mL
    per minute.

    Usual Dose
    Range: 1 to 40 g
    daily.

    Electrolyte
    Replenisher: Intramu
    scular 1 to 2 g in
    50% solution four
    times a day until
    serum magnesium is
    within normal limits.

    Usual Pediatric
    Dose: Intramuscular
    20 to 40 mg per kg
    of body weight in a
    20% solution
    repeated as
    necessary.

    For
    Eclampsia: Initially 1
    to 2 g in 25% or 50%
    solution is given
    intramuscularly.
    Subsequently, 1 g is
    given every 30
    minutes until relief is
    obtained. The blood
    pressure should be
    monitored after each
    injection.

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