Published Sep 8, 2006
alpha-x
4 Posts
Hey guys,
New poster but old lurker and I gave in and finally registered because I have no clue what the prof is asking:
Our professor told us to do flashcards that states:
T - theraupeutic effect
A - action of drug
C - contraindications
T - toxic/side effects
I - interventions (nursing)
S - safe dose
the only thing that i'm confused about is what does interventions for nursing mean?
for ex. digoxin and furosemide what would be the nursing interventions ?
thanks
Lace-RN
8 Posts
Alpha,
Nursing interventions are the things you need to do or be aware of with those drugs..ie digoxin- check apical pulse before administering, lasix- monitor I&O, monitor potassium level. Hope this helps!
Alpha,Nursing interventions are the things you need to do or be aware of with those drugs..ie digoxin- check apical pulse before administering, lasix- monitor I&O, monitor potassium level. Hope this helps!
ah ok, so it's also the same as nursing implications (davis drug handbook) right? thanks again
-triple post sorry-