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Drug-Drug Evaluation Interaction Doc

   Added on 2020-05-16

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Trade Name (s)Generic NameDrug Classes/PregnancyFruitlax 30 mlLaxative DrugManaging constipation in adults. LaxativeTherapeutic ActionsSide Effects common/serious adverseContraindicationsNursing ConsiderationsHelps in relieving constipation. It helpsin softening stool.Stomach pain,diarrhea, or cramping may occur. Can also cause irritated throat.The ingredients of the medication may cause allergies in some patients. Therefore, medication must be taken with the advice of doctor.AssessmentPatient should be assessedfor discomfort, pain and anxiety.IndicationInteractionsAdministrationIndicated to treat constipation.Constipation can again occurdue to overuse of laxatives.Drug interaction may result in creating abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and sudden change in bowel habits.Should be administered after meal.Interaction Drug-DrugEvaluationThe drug interactionmay occur with mineral oil, and drugs containing phenolphthalein.Patient’s condition must be evaluated, by assessingthe comfort level of the patient. Patient should be able to have soft stool on regular intervals.Patient TeachingPatient should be informed about time of medication and frequencyof medication.
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Trade Name (s)Generic NameDrug Classes/PregnancyCephulac, EnuloseLactuloseTherapeutic ActionsSide Effects common/serious adverseContraindicationsNursing ConsiderationsLactulose is used for treating the problem of constipation and also to reduce ammonia in patients with liver diseases.The side effects may include stomach pain, gas, burping, nausea andcrampshypersens. to drug/class/compongalactosemiaCaution required if patient has diabetes mellitusAssessmentThe drug take 48 hours to treat the problem of constipation, therefore, patient should be assessed for any problems related to severe pain, nausea, vomiting, irregular heart beat and mood swings asthese are some of the serious side effectsIndicationInteractionsAdministrationIndicated to be usedfor treatment of chronic constipation and also indicated for the management of portal-systemic (hepatic) encephalopathy (PSE).Severe vomiting, pain and cramps.This medication can interact with antacids containing aluminum and/ormagnesium, otherlaxativesThis medication is required to be given orally to treat the complications associated with constipation. It is also used and given rectally to reduce the amount of ammonia in the blood of the patients suffering with liver diseases.Interaction Drug-DrugEvaluationShould not be used with other laxatives during the treatment of hepatic encephalopathy (leads to inability to determine optimal dose of lactulose).Passage of soft formed stool within the period of48 hoursShould be able to clear irritation and discomfort.Patient TeachingPatient must be encouraged for other forms of bowel regulation, should increase mobility and fluid intake.
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Trade Name (s)Generic NameDrug Classes/PregnancyLopressorMetoprololBeta BlockerTherapeutic ActionsSide Effects common/serious adverseContraindicationsNursing ConsiderationsUsed for relaxing blood vessels and slowing heart rate. Therefore, it is used to treat high blood pressure and prevent angina.Side effects are depression,dizziness, nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, dry mouth, constipation, tiredness, and also rashes and itching.Abrupt discontinuation, thyroid disease, diabetes, cerebrovascular diseaseAssessmentPatient should be assessed for any kind of signs and symptoms of side effects.IndicationInteractionsAdministrationMetoprolol tartrate tablets are specifically indicated for treating hypertension and can be used alone orin combination withantihypertensive. Also, indicated in long term treatment.Drug that interact are antidepressants including bupropion, Antimalaria drugs suchashydroxychloroquine,medications used for treating stomach conditions and heart burn, anti-fungal medications and certain HIV drugs. 100 mg tablet single or divided doses. Should be given immediately following meal.100 mg tablet single or divided doses. Shouldbe given immediately following meal.Interaction Drug-DrugEvaluationAntidepressants including bupropion (Wellbutrin), fluoxetine (Prozac, Sarafem), and paroxetine (Paxil) Antimalariadrugs suchas hydroxychloroquine.Patient should get relief, blood pressure should be reduced andno side effects must exist.Patient TeachingPatient must be informed to take medication as directed, must not be missed or double up in case of missed dose. Do not abruptly withdraw medication
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