Are you taking 4 medications? Maybe you can help!

[Candace_Mk]

Hi there, Im a second year nursing student looking for help with a patient drug profile assignment. The purpose of this assignment is to create a profile on a patientand the 4 prescribed medication that they are currently taking. Unfortunately I am having a difficult time finding someone who is taking at least 4 medications. The required information is patient demographics (age, culture, occupation, and relevant health history) and information regarding the illness/chronic health challenge that the prescriptions are for. Additionally I need the name, dosage, and other information regarding each of the 4 medications.

If anyone is willing to help it would be greatly appreciated and of course, 100% confidentiality is assured.

if you would like me to contact you personally, you can email me at [email protected]

Provided is the link to the required information,

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s-t1rDOolKtV5ab3JW7-rzbOe0s5eMdCBbWY274jrXQ/edit?usp=sharing

or you can post your information here if you would like

NOTE: The 4 medications taken do not need to be related to one illness/chronic health challenge, although it is preferred that they do

[JustBeachyNurse, LPN]

Do you want a random profile?

Age 13, student/child, autism spectrum, sensory processing disorder, learning disability, gastric motility issues, voiding dysfunction, asthma, possible ADHD inattentive subtype

EryPed 200mg/mL 280mg QID (gastric motility)

Qvar 80mcg 1 puff BID daily maintenance (prophylactic asthma) increase to 2 puffs TID x7 d for flare

Ventolin HFA 90mcg 2 puffs q4 h for wheeze, SOB, cough, increased work of breathing and 2puffs 10-15 minutes before increased activity, sports , PE class

Bupropion 75mg tablets give 2 tablets (150mg) BID (2nd dose no later than 5pm to reduce potential insomnia) for anxiety, improved attention r/t autism and ADHD-inattentive

Oxytrol 3.9mg/ day patch apply one patch to hip/lower abdomen 2x week (every 3-4 days) rotating site (bladder spasms/dysfunction)

[CountryMomma, ASN, RN]

34 y/o female, Caucasian Midwestern American, diagnosed with IBS-d, GAD, chronic intermittent major depressive disorder, post-chole digestive issues.

Medications :

Venlafaxine 75mg qHS

Alosetron 1mg bid

Reclipsen qday

Questran 1 pkt qday 2 hrs before any other medications

[LoveMyBugs, BSN, CNA, RN]

14 yr old male Hispanic student

Dx:

ASD

ADHD

Anxiety

Asthma

(We are working our way down the alphabet)

Zoloft 75mg q am

Concerta 54mg q am

Ritalin 5mg @ 4pm

Abluterol 2 puffs q 6hrs PRN

I will let you try to figure the why in terms of why those medications are prescribed based on the DX

[Candace_Mk]

Thank you for your suggestions! They're very much appreciated. Give me time to mull on them and I'll let you know!