...mL remaining IV medications: furosemide 40 mg...
...mg BID Oral medications: digoxin 0.25 mg...
...to OR. IV medications IV #1 1000...
...self care Oral medications for pain IV...
...hrs., I&O oral medications for pain RM...
...as tolerated Oral medications, folic acid, non-steroidal...
...the client’s diagnosis, medications, lab values, and...
...to administer intravenous medications. 3. Ensure that...
...will initiate PCA medications. b. The RN...
...Client’s medical diagnosis, medications to be given...
...2. Information on medications from PDR and...
...check that all medications are available in...
...the client. Checking medications and new orders...

...the client’s diagnosis, medications, lab values, and...
...Client’s medical diagnosis; medications to be given...
...lab values for medications or tests; and...
...2. Information on medications from PDR and...
...check that all medications are available in...
...to client. Checking medications and new orders...

...muscle spasm See MEDICATIONS Musculoskeletal Disorders, p....
...tissue Pharmacologic therapy Medications to relieve pain,...
...proper use of medications Client will verbalize...
...frequently Administer pain medications Teach coping techniques...
...pain Stronger pain medications for severe scoliosis...
...relief Administer pain medications as prescribed Maintain...
...restrictions, taking pain medications, signs of complications,...
...Chronic medical conditions Medications that weaken bone...
...Pharmacologic therapy Pain medications Anticoagulants Antibiotics Anti-inflammatories...
...event, chronic illness, medications Physical assessment Pain,...
...with ambulation Administer medications as prescribed Promote...
...Explanation of all medications Referral to physical...
...the disease, but medications taken for MS...
...See Box 13-6 MEDICATIONS FOR SYMPTOMS OF...
...MS, p. 881 Medications slow progression, decrease...
...can result from medications, head trauma, other...
...Pharmacologic therapy See MEDICATIONS Parkinson Disease Motor...
...Dopamine modifiers Other medications Anticholinergics Antivirals Drugs...

...injuries Metabolic disorders Medications Brain function depends...
...to try several medications Status epilepticus (...
...of cerebral trauma Medications that alter balance,...
...Pharmacologic therapy See MEDICATIONS IICP, p. 712...
...IV fluids Vasoactive medications TPN Nonpharmacologic therapy...
...effects Add other medications if necessary Serum...
...medical management Multiple medications Diet therapy Ketogenic...
...airway patency Administer medications Provide emotional support...
...bracelet Administer IV medications cautiously ( monitor...
...respiratory status Give medications for ongoing management...

...and diagnostic procedures Medications See Figure 51...
...Anticholinergics Cholinergics See MEDICATIONS Urinary Elimination, p....
...Activity Defecation habits Medications Diagnostic procedures Anesthesia...
...Collaborative therapies See MEDICATIONS Bowel Elimination, p....
...cold and sinus medications Exercising regularly, including...
...administration of prescribed medications, adverse effects Report...
...Client list over-the-counter medications to be avoided...
...Parkinson disease Reversible Medications Prostatic enlargement Vaginal,...
...homes Other factors Medications Prevention Lifestyle modifications...
...pain Emotional distress Medications Clinical manifestations Discomfort...
...Pharmacologic therapy Cholinergic medications promote contraction of...
...Teach intermittent self-catheterization Medications to avoid Double...
...conditions Emotional disturbances Medications Prevention Eating foods...
...therapy ( see MEDICATIONS CONSTIPATION, p. 309...
...option Pharmacologic therapy Medications to relieve diarrhea...
...Determine whether prescribed medications, other factors affect...
...per day Prescribed medications, management, potential adverse...

...pressure areas Schedule medications, especially diuretics, to...
...Pharmacologic therapy See MEDICATIONS PAIN on p....
...p. 151 See MEDICATIONS SLEEP on p....
...classified as pain medications, used in conjunction...
...clients with multiple medications, always be aware...
...36 OVERVIEW OF MEDICATIONS USED IN THE...
...effects of pain medications, reduce pain medication...
...reactions to pain medications Teach client and...
...36 OVERVIEW OF MEDICATIONS USED IN THE...
...of taking pain medications before the pain...
...addiction to pain medications is very small...
...analgesic administration Oral medications ( up to...
...an hour IV medications ( within minutes...
...therapy Pain Pain medications given at low...
...Depression or grief Medications Persistent pain Sleep...
...lack of sleep Medications ( antihistamines, pain...
...( antihistamines, pain medications, heart medications Medical...
...pain medications, heart medications Medical procedures (...
...than another What medications are you taking...
...been taking any medications to help you...
...Pregabalin (Lyrica) Other medications include Acetaminophen NSAIDS...
...Environmental factors Alcohol Medications Extreme temperatures Risk...
...Pharmacologic therapy Sleep medications prescribed as needed...
...as needed Sedative-hypnotic medications ( general CNS...
...unnatural sleep Antianxiety medications ( decrease levels...
...occasionally used Sleep medications vary in onset...
...Table 37 SELECTED MEDICATIONS USED FOR SLEEPREST...
...use of prescribed medications Teaching clients about...