Instruction
**will upload the medication template to be used**
MUST BE HANDWRITTEN (that's how I have to submit in order to get credit) and please be as neat and legible as possible.
for each medication listed, simply google "_____(<---insert med name) FA Davis" and it will bring up the pdf file providing information for each medication.
**at the top of the template you can fill in the name of the medication, but please leave the "student name" and "classification" fields empty, and I will handle that.
**after pulling up the medication on "FA Davis" the fields to be completed on the template are as follows---
-[expected pharmacological action] is listed under "action"
-[therapeutic use] is listed under "indications"
-[complications] are under "adverse reactions/side effects"--no need to write everything, just pick main side effects or things that are bolded
-[medication administration] is listed under "route/dosage"...only route and dosage is necessary. EX: "PO Adults: Immediate-release: 10mg 3 times daily (range 20– 40 mg/day in 2– 4 divided doses; not to exceed 60 mg/day)"
-[contraindications/precautions] are listed just as that. (first sentence of each will suffice)
-[interactions] are listed under "interactions"--first sentence or so will suffice
-[nursing interventions] are listed under "nursing implications"--a bold highlight or two will suffice
-[client education] is listed under "patient teaching"--again, just pick a highlight or 2 thats bolded
-[evaluation of medication effectiveness] is listed under "evaluation/desired outcomes"--first sentence will suffice
***there MUST be ONE template for each MEDICATION. totaling 25 handwritten templates.
*after medication templates are completed, please scan to upload! if you don't have an actual scanner it can also be done through the "notes app" on iphones!
*see medication list below:
-metoprolol
-losartan
-enalapril
-hydralazine
-dilitiazem
-nitroglycerine
-amlodipine
-warfarin
-heparin
-enoxaparin
-clopidogrel
-dabigatran
-rivaroxaban
-gemfibrozil
-lovastatin
-niacin/nicotine acid
-cholestyramine
-ezetimibe
-digoxin
-cyclobenzaprine
-diazepam
-baclofen
-naproxen
-ketorolac