This case study analysis discusses the risks associated with medications and preventive measures. It covers the risks of nephrotoxicity and blood sugar level differences, and the importance of monitoring renal function, hydration, and blood sugar levels. It also discusses the benefits and risks of regular IV antibiotic administration.

HNN215 Quality use of Medicines Assessment Task 1

Assessment task for HNN215 Quality use of Medicines course involving a case study on medication management and risks associated with common medications.

Analyzing medication risks, including nephrotoxicity and blood sugar level differences, and the importance of monitoring renal function, hydration, and blood sugar levels.

Case Study Analysis: Risks Associated with Medications and Preventive Measures

Disease and Disorders

2808NRS Human Pathophysiology and Pharmacology Assignment

Acute tubular necrosis encompasses a medical condition where there occurs death of the tubular epithelial cells present in the renal tubules. This condition is concomitant with acute kidney injury. Some of the risk factor that contribute to the onset of kidney injury include advanced age, diabetes, radiocontrast, trauma, haemorrhage, and sepsis, overdose of drugs and disease of the connective tissue. Following suspicion of acute tubular necrosis, a range of diagnostic tests were performed in the patient that are given below: Urinalysis, CT scan, Biopsy, Creatinine urine test. Gentamycin antibiotic is commonly used for the prevention of bacterial infections, in combination with other antibiotics. Higher dose of the drug have been found directly responsible for nephrotoxicity.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Materials Science and Engineering

Healthcare and Research

Acute Tubular Necrosis: Risk Factors, Aetiology, Pathophysiology, Clinical Manifestations, Diagnostic Tests, and Treatment

This article provides an overview of chronic kidney disease, including its pathophysiology, leading causes, and impact on patients and caregivers. It also discusses health promotion, cultural safety, and empowerment.

Public and Global Health

Chronic Kidney Disease

Bachelor of Elementary Education

Romblon State University

Multiple myeloma development into End Stage Renal Disease - Report

Solution

This document provides information about medication management for Mrs Melanie Bradford and Mrs Ally Peterson. It includes the pharmacology of current medicines, their uses, desired effects, and possible adverse effects. The document also discusses the assessment and evaluation process for Mrs Ally Peterson's condition.

Case Study Analysis: Risks Associated with Medications and Preventive Measures

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2808NRS Human Pathophysiology and Pharmacology Assignment

Acute Tubular Necrosis: Risk Factors, Aetiology, Pathophysiology, Clinical Manifestations, Diagnostic Tests, and Treatment

Chronic Kidney Disease

Multiple myeloma development into End Stage Renal Disease - Report

Medication Management