Case Drugs
Case Drugs
Case Drugs
Generic Therapeutic Used for Used for - Stinging - Allergic - Pts with - Educate the mother
Name: Classification: wetting the relieving sensation (if Reaction hypersensitivity on proper
Sodium Nasal nasal nasal inside of the (rare) to drug. administration and
Chloride Decongestants passages, congestion patient’s usage of nasal drops to
which and nose is - Pts with severe the patient in order to
moisturizes dryness. really dry congestion prevent discomfort and
the nose and to ensure proper
Brand and helps irritated.) - Pts with recent removal of the mucus
Name: dissolve and nasal surgery from the baby’s nostrils.
Salinase loosen thick - Nose (e.g.,
mucus most irritation septoplasty, - Encourage the mother
Dosage: often sinus surgery.) to follow the proper
30mL/60mL associated - Sneezing dosage ordered by the
per bottle, with the doctor.
2-3 drops common
cold. - Educate the mother
on the importance of
keeping the drops
clean to prevent
infection. Also explain
the importance of using
the drops exclusively
only for the patient to
prevent cross
contamination, which
may cause further
complications to the
patient’s condition.
Neonates: In
infants
(particularly
premature
babies),
excessive
doses of
vitamin K
analogs
during the
first few days
of life may
cause
hyperbilirubin
emia; this in
turn may
result in
severe
hemolytic
anemia,
hemoglobinur
ia,
kernicterus,
leading to
brain damage
or even death
Clostridium
difficile-
Associated
Diarrhea
Risk Of
Polyethylene
Glycol
Absorption
Route: IVTT
Mechanism of action: Ampicillin inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis by binding to PCN binding proteins. Sulbactam inhibits bacterial
beta lactamase, protecting ampicillin from degradation. Therapeutic Action: Bactericidal in susceptible microorganisms.
Indication : Treatment of susceptible infections, including intra-abdominal, skin/skin structure, gynecologi c infections, dueto beta
lactamase–producing organisms, including H. influenzae, E.coli, Klebsiella, Acinetobac ter, Enterobact er,S. aureus, and Bacteroide sspp
Route: IVTT
Mechanism of action: Binds to negatively charged sites on bacteria’ s outer cell membrane, disrupting cell integrity. Also binds to
bacterial ribosomal subunits and inhibits protein synthesis. Both actions lead to cell death
Indication : To treat serious gram negative bacterial infections including: ● respiratory tract infection ● neonatal sepsis ● septicemia;
Route: oral
Mechanism of action: Competes with histamine for H1-receptor sites on effector cells in GI tract, blood vessels, respiratory tract.
Therapeutic Effect: Prevents allergic response, produces mild bronchodilation, blocks histamine induced bronchitis
Indication : Relief of symptoms (sneezing, rhinorrhea, postnasal discharge, nasal pruritus, ocular pruritus, tearing)of upper respiratory
allergies