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    This document provides a drug study of Materna, a multivitamin medication. It lists the generic and brand names, classification as a vitamin supplement, dosage of 1 tablet daily by oral route, and indications for treating or preventing vitamin deficiency. Potential adverse effects are listed such as bronchospasms, impaired renal function, and nephrolithiasis. The nursing responsibilities for administering the medication are outlined in 12 steps, including preparing the correct medication, assessing the client, providing education, assisting with administration, and documenting properly.

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    This document provides a drug study of Materna, a multivitamin medication. It lists the generic and brand names, classification as a vitamin supplement, dosage of 1 tablet daily by oral route, and indications for treating or preventing vitamin deficiency. Potential adverse effects are listed such as bronchospasms, impaired renal function, and nephrolithiasis. The nursing responsibilities for administering the medication are outlined in 12 steps, including preparing the correct medication, assessing the client, providing education, assisting with administration, and documenting properly.

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    This document provides a drug study of Materna, a multivitamin medication. It lists the generic and brand names, classification as a vitamin supplement, dosage of 1 tablet daily by oral route, and indications for treating or preventing vitamin deficiency. Potential adverse effects are listed such as bronchospasms, impaired renal function, and nephrolithiasis. The nursing responsibilities for administering the medication are outlined in 12 steps, including preparing the correct medication, assessing the client, providing education, assisting with administration, and documenting properly.

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    INTERO, GERALD JANE S.
    This document provides a drug study of Materna, a multivitamin medication. It lists the generic and brand names, classification as a vitamin supplement, dosage of 1 tablet daily by oral route, and indications for treating or preventing vitamin deficiency. Potential adverse effects are listed such as bronchospasms, impaired renal function, and nephrolithiasis. The nursing responsibilities for administering the medication are outlined in 12 steps, including preparing the correct medication, assessing the client, providing education, assisting with administration, and documenting properly.

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    STUDENT NURSE: GERALD JANE S.

    INTERO
    COURSE/YEAR & SECTION: BSN 2-A
    DRUG STUDY

    DATE NAME DRAWING CLASSIFICATION DOSAGE, MECHANISM INDICATION CONTRAINDICATIO ADVERSE NURSING
    OF DRUG TIME, OF ACTION N EFFECTS RESPONSIBILITIES
    ROUTE
    10/08/202 Generic Name Pharmacologic Dosage Materna is This Hypersensitivity  Bronchospasms 1. Locate the
    1  Multivitamin Class 1 tablet rapidly medication is a  Undiagnosed  Impaired renal corresponding
    s  Vitamins absorbed and multivitamin anemias function medicine ticket
    10:00 am widely product used to  Hemochromatosis  Nephrolithiasis due for the shift
    Time
    distributed. It treat or prevent  Wilson's disease  Confusion and compare it
    Brand Name Daily
    is digested by vitamin  Pre-existing  Taste with the doctor’s
     Materna
    stomach acid deficiency due hypervitaminosis impairment order in the
    Route and then to poor diet, client’s chart.
     Decreased
    Oral travels to the certain 2. Check for history
    appetite
    small illnesses, or of allergies.
     Abdominal
    intestine, during 3. Have the clinical
    bleeding
    where it is pregnancy. instructor check
     Irritability
    digested Vitamins are the prepared
    further. important medicine.
    Nutrients are building blocks 4. At the client
    then absorbed of the body and bedside, identify
    through the help keep you client before
    wall of the in good health. giving medicines.
    small 5. Explain the
    intestine. procedure, and
    Upon the how the
    absorption, medication
    the extracted improve client’s
    vitamins enter condition.
    the lymph 6. Perform any
    vessels before assessment
    making their necessary prior to
    way into the giving
    bloodstream. medication.
    These 7. Assist client to
    vitamins are sitting or high
    used Fowler’s position.
    throughout the 8. Give the
    body, but prepared
    excesses are medicine.
    stored in the 9. Pour drinking
    liver and fat water and hand
    tissues. As to the client.
    additional 10. Stay at bedside
    amounts of until client has
    these vitamins taken the
    are needed, medicine.
    the body taps 11. Turn medicine
    into the ticket.
    reserves, 12. Record the
    releasing medication by
    them into the affixing initial on
    bloodstream medication sheet
    from the liver. in the client’s
    chart, and
    document on the
    nurse’s notes.

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