The Right Time Sample Clauses

The Right Time. Medications are also ordered at different frequencies. It is important to know how frequent a medication should be given. Some medications, especially antibiotics, have different frequencies depending on what is being treated. For example, if a patient is receiving the antibiotic ceftriaxone for an ear infection it is dosed one time only. But if they are being treated for meningitis it will be dosed every 12 hours. Just like with the “right dose,” the proper timing, or frequency, of medications can be found in drug books. Part Two: Medications Now we will move on to talk specifically about the most common medications that are used in the heart center. I have grouped them together according to their use. For each medication, we will talk about dosage, route, effect, nursing administration guidelines, common side effects, and common interactions. Respiratory Medications Oxygen This is the most commonly used medication in the ICU. Every patient is on oxygen for at least 24 hours after surgery. We should have a systematic approach to weaning oxygen.
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