PHAR & THE NURSING PROCESS

PHARMACOLOGY AND THE NURSING PROCESS

  • ADPIE

    1. ASSESSMENT
    2. DIAGNOSIS
    3. PLANNING
    4. IMPLEMENTATION
    5. EVALUATION
RIGHTS OF DRUG ADMINISTRATION
  • TRADITIONAL

    1. Right client

    2. Right drug

    3. Right dose

    4. Right time

    5. Right route

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  • ADDITIONAL

    1. Right assessment

    2. Right documentation

    3. Right to education

    4. Right evaluation

    5. Right to refuse

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1. RIGHT CLIENT
2. RIGHT DRUG
  • Medication orders may be prescribed by:

    1. Physician

    2. Dentist

    3. Advanced practice registered nurse

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  • Drug orders are generally written on order sheets or may be given as a telephone order or a verbal order.

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COMPONENTS OF A DRUG ORDER

  1. Date and time of order

  2. Drug dose, route, frequency, and duration

  3. Special instruction for withholding or adjusting dose

  4. Name and signature of the physician who ordered the drug

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CATEGORIESS OF DRUG ORDERS

  1. Standing order

  2. One time or single order

  3. PRN order

  4. STAT order

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3. RIGHT DOSE
  • DRUG DISTRIBUTION METHODS

    1. Stock Drug Method
    • Drugs are stored on unit and dispensed to all clients from the same container.
    1. Unit Dose Method
    • Drugs are individually wrapped and labeled in single doses.

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4. RIGHT TIME
  • OD

  • BID

  • TID

  • QID

  • Q

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    • Remember to use only universally accepted abbreviations.

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5. RIGHT ROUTE
  • DRUG FORMS AND ROUTES

    1. Oral, sublingual, buccal (tablets, capsules, liquids)
    2. Transdermal
    3. Topical
    4. Instillations (eye drops, eye ointments, eardrops, nose drops, nose sprays)
    5. Inhalations
    6. Gastric tubes (nasogastric tube, orogastric tube, gastrostomy tube)
    7. Suppositories (rectal, vaginal)
    8. Intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular, Z-track method, intravenous (ampules, vials)
6. RIGHT ASSESSMENT
7. RIGHT DOCUMENTATION
8. RIGHT EDUCATION
9. RIGHT EVALUATION
10. RIGHT TO REFUSE

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HERBAL THERAPY

10 DOH APPROVED MEDICINAL PLANTS
  1. LAGUNDI – cough, colds, fever, asthma
  2. YERBA BUENA – body aches and pain, cough, colds, nausea, dizziness, pruritus
  3. SAMBONG – diuretic in hypertension, dissolves kidney stones
  4. TSAANG GUBAT – gastroenteritis, gargle to prevent cavities
  5. NIYOG-NIYOGAN – antihelmintic
  6. AKAPULKO – antifungal
  7. ULASIMANG BATO – lowers uric acid for rheumatism and gout
  8. BAWANG – lowers blood cholesterol
  9. AMPALAYA – lowers blood sugar
    1. GUAVA – antidiarrheal and antiseptic
  1. ASSESSMENT
  2. DIAGNOSIS
  3. PLANNING
  4. IMPLEMENTATION
  5. EVALUATION