Nursing Teaching on Contraindications for Sertraline Use  Nurse educated the patient and caregiver on the contraindications for using Sertraline as follows: Do not take sertraline, if you ever manifested any allergic responses to intake of sertraline or any other medications belonging to the same group as sertraline, such as, fluoxetine, citalopram, and escitalopram. In the event of an allergic response with any of these medications, check with your physician regarding your safety with intake of [...]

Nursing Teaching on How to Administer Rocephin Premixed Solution Intravenous Nurse educated the patient and caregiver on how to administer Rocephin premixed solution intravenous as follows: Rocephin can be taken as a premixed solution, administered intravenously. The medication bag is stored in the refrigerator frozen. Thaw the medication bag by getting the bag out of the refrigerator, two hours before the time of administration. Do not administer the medication cold. Administering the medication right out [...]

Nursing Teaching on Therapeutic Uses of Remular Nurse educated the patient and caregiver on the therapeutic uses of Remular as follows: Fibromyalgia: Fibromyalgia is a condition affecting the musculoskeletal system, probably secondary to altered processing of pain signals by the brain and spinal cord. Pain signals travel along the nerves to reach brain and spinal cord, where the signals are realized and processed. This helps with awareness of pain and contributes to taking necessary steps for [...]

Nursing Teaching on How to Take Prilosec Nurse educated the patient and caregiver on how to take Prilosec as follows: Do not crush or chew the tablet/capsule. Take them as a whole. This medication can also be prescribed as a delayed release and crushing the delayed release tablet/capsule can result in too quick absorption of the medication and compromise the therapeutic benefit of the medication. If you encounter difficulty swallowing the capsule, you may open [...]

Nursing Teaching on Side Effects of Percocet Use Nurse educated the patient and caregiver on the side effects of using Percocet as follows: Nausea, vomiting, and dry mouth: These are some of the most common side effects of Percocet. Taking Percocet with some food can minimize the effects of nausea and vomiting. Liberal intake of water with Percocet helps preventing a dry mouth. Constipation: Percocet slows down the bowel movements heavily and leads to constipation. [...]