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    The document provides information about the drug Ceftazidime including its generic and brand names, drug classification, route of administration, dosage, frequency, indications, general mechanism of action, and nursing responsibilities prior to, during, and after administration.

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    Ceftizadime. EDH

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    The document provides information about the drug Ceftazidime including its generic and brand names, drug classification, route of administration, dosage, frequency, indications, general mechanism of action, and nursing responsibilities prior to, during, and after administration.

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    The document provides information about the drug Ceftazidime including its generic and brand names, drug classification, route of administration, dosage, frequency, indications, general mechanism of action, and nursing responsibilities prior to, during, and after administration.

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    Ceftizadime. EDH

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    The document provides information about the drug Ceftazidime including its generic and brand names, drug classification, route of administration, dosage, frequency, indications, general mechanism of action, and nursing responsibilities prior to, during, and after administration.

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    Client’s

    Route of
    response to Nursing
    administration, General Action
    Name of Date med. with responsibilities prior
    dosage, and Mechanism of Indication
    Drugs Administered actual side to, during, and after
    frequency of Action
    effects (if administration
    administration
    any)
    Generic Name: Route: Ceftazidime is  Serious UTI and lower Prior:
    Ceftazidime IV indicated for the respiratory tract infection;  Assess patient for
    treatment of skin, gynecologic, intra- previous
    Brand Name: Dosage: lower respiratory abdominal, bone and joint, hypersensitivity or
    Fortaz, Tazicef 2g tract infections, and CNS infection; allergy to
    skin and skin bacteremia; and penicillins or
    Drug Frequency: structure septicemia caused by cephalosporins.
    Classification: q8 infections, susceptiblemicroorganism  Give medication
    Third- urinary tract s, such as streptococci after meal.
    generation infections, (including Streptococcus
    Cephalosporins bacterial pneumoniae and During:
    septicemia, bone Streptococcus pyogenes),  .
    and joint penicillinase- and non–
    infections, penicillinase-producing After:
    gynecologic Staphylococcus aureus,  Monitor
    infections, intra- Escherichia coli, patient for
    abdominal Klebsiella, Proteus, diarrhea.
    infections Enterobacter,  Monitor
    (including Haemophilus influenzae, patient for
    peritonitis), and Pseudomonas, and some superinfection.
    central nervous strains of Bacteroides
    system  Uncomplicated UTI Patient Teaching
    infections  Complicated UTI  Tell patient to
    (including  Uncomplicated pneumonia report adverse
    meningitis)  Lung infections caused by reactions or
    caused by Pseudomonas in patients signs of
    susceptible with cystic fibrosis with superinfection
    bacteria. normal renal function promptly.
     Very severe life-  Instruct patient
    threatening infections, to report
    especially in patients who discomfort at
    are immunocompromised IV insertion
    site.
     Advise patient
    to notify
    prescriber
    about loose
    stools or
    diarrhea.

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