Name of Drug Classification Mechanism of Indication Contraindicatio Side Effects Nursing Responsibilities

Action n
Generic Name Therapeutic Acts by General Myasthenia CNS: dizziness, Before
Hyoscine-N- Classification interfering with Indication Gravis, anaphylactic reactions,  Check for any contraindications.
Butylbromide Antispasmodic the transmission Relief of Megacolon and anaphylactic shock,  Drug compatibility should be
Pharmacologic of nerve spasm of narrow angle increased ICP, monitored closely
Trade Name Classification impulses by genito- glaucoma, disorientation, restlessness, 
Buscopan Anticholinergic acetylcholine in urinary tract hypersensitivity irritability, dizziness, During
the and gastro- to HNBB and drowsiness, headache,  Check for any signs of skin
Patient’s Dose Pregnancy parasympathetic intestinal other components confusion, hallucination, irritation around IV site.
1 amp q8hr PRN Category nervous system. tract and for of the product delirium, impaired memory  Dilute required dose to 10ml
abdominal pain C the CV: hypotension, with normal saline. Inject slowly
symptomatic tachycardia, palpitations, over 3-5 minutes.
Dose relief of flushing  Give into side arm when the
IV: 20 mg in 1 ml Onset Irritable GI: dry mouth, constipation, above IV fluids are being
solution IV: 2-3 min Bowel nausea, epigastric distress infused.
PO: 10mg (white) Peak Syndrome DERM: flushing, After
unknown dyshidrosis  Raise side rails as precaution
Availability Duration Patient’s GU: Urinary retention, because it can temporarily cause
Intravenous: 4-6 hr Indication urinary hesitancy excitement or disorientation,
 20 mg in 1 ml Abdominal Resp: dyspnea, bronchial become drowsy
Solution pain plugging, depressed  In case of overdose, keep
 Normal saline, respiration emergency equipment available.
5% glucose EENT: mydriasis, dilated  Store drug at room temperature
and sodium pupils, blurred vision, and protect from light.
chloride photophobia, increased  Record and Document.
PO: ocular pressure, difficulty of
 10 mg swallowing
Route
PO, IV, IM, SC

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