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Advise patient to take medication as directed and not to skip doses or double up on missed doses. Take missed doses as soon as remembered unless almost time for next dose.

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Advise patient to take medication as directed and not to skip doses or double up on missed doses. Take missed doses as soon as remembered unless almost time for next dose.

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Inform diabetic patients that pyrazinamide may interfere with urine ketone measurements.

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Inform diabetic patients that pyrazinamide may interfere with urine ketone measurements.

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Notify your Doctors if your experiencing any of theses Symptoms:
GI: nausea, vomiting

Neuro: SEIZURES, abnormal behavior, agitation, confusion, delirium, hallucinations, insomnia, nightmares, vertigo

Resp: bronchitis

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If they notice fever,anorexia, melase, vomiting, nausea ,darkened urine ,yellowish skin/eyes or swelling of joints/ pain contact provider. 

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If they notice fever,anorexia, melase, vomiting, nausea ,darkened urine ,yellowish skin/eyes or swelling of joints/ pain contact provider. 

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dose is adjusted base on blood level monitoring and assessment of renal function
Fist dose may be given before receiving results from culture and sensitivity.

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Advise them to wear sunscreen due to photosensitivity reactions

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Advise them to wear sunscreen due to photosensitivity reactions

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Monitor I&O's, Monitor daily weight to assess hydration status and renal function
Assess for signs of super infection.
Lab Test Considerations: Monitor Renal function by uranalysis specific gravity, BUN, Creatine, Monitor for toxicity and overdose

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- Instruct patient to report any signs of tinnitus, rash, hearing loss, hypersensitivity, difficulty urinating, or dizziness
- If pregnancy is planned notify HCP as it can cause the fetus to be born deaf
Topical - instruct patient to wash affected skin gently and pat dry, apply a thin film of ointment (use gloves as this can cause skin irritation). Apply occlusive dressing only if ordered by HCP. Patient should assess skin and inform HCP if skin irritation develops or infection worsens

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Making sure there are no known allergies due to drug being a crosstolerant drug

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Making sure there are no known allergies due to drug being a crosstolerant drug

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Testing for mycobacterial and susceptibility to detect possible resistance. Along with initially evaluating hepatic function to evaluate toxicity and then following up to compare levels.

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Testing for mycobacterial and susceptibility to detect possible resistance. Along with initially evaluating hepatic function to evaluate toxicity and then following up to compare levels.

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Use cautiously with people with gout, renal failure or those with diabetes

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Use cautiously with people with gout, renal failure or those with diabetes

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Patient teaching for taking Oseltamivir:

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Patient teaching for taking Oseltamivir:

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Take medication as soon as flu symptoms appear and continue to take as directed for full course, even if you feel better. Take missed doses as soon as you remember unless within 2 hours of the next dose. Do not take a double dose. Do not share this medication with anybody. This medication is not meant to be a substitute for the flu vaccine. Report to your provider immediately if you experience major behavioral changes such as hallucinations. Are you taking other OTC medications, prescription medications or supplements? Be sure to notify your provider of any substances you are taking or planning to take. Also notify your provider if you plan to become pregnant while taking this medication, or if you are currently breast feeding.

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Since you have been Diagnosed with influenza A. The Doctor prescribed you to take an Antiviral medication called Oseltamivir. You take a 75mg tablet by mouth daily until gone. You should take this with food or milk to minimize GI upset ( Like nausea or vomiting).

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Patient Teaching:
Instruct patient to take the medication as directed and to finish the drug completely, even if they are feeling better. Instruct to not take with food or anti-acids, it may cause dizziness or drowsiness call for help with ambulating. Advise patient to be precautious when sitting directly in the sun for long periods of time. Advise the patient to report symptoms of angina and jaundice. Report any diarrhea, so we can further assist the situation.

Nursing Considerations:
Administer 1 hour before or 2 hours after with meals. Intermittent infusion is incompatible with Amiodarone. IV administration reconstituting each 500 ML vile with 4.8 mL sterile water for injection to achieve a concentration of 100mg per mL. Asses for rash, pruritus, laryngeal edema, and wheezing.

Side effects:
Torsade's (atria and ventricles are not communication heart is lost)
Stevens Johnson Syndrome
Hepatotoxicity (toxic levels to liver)

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While you are here, I will monitor you for influenza symptoms which are fever, coughing, headache, muscle pain, weakness, body aches, or sore throat.
If you have any of those symptoms, we can test you for influenza.
If you have influenza the provider could prescribe you oseltamivir, also known as Tamiflu.
But it would have to be taken within 2 days or less of any of those symptoms.
And it cannot be given to a child under 2 weeks old or anyone who gotten the influenza virus vaccine 2 weeks before.

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-----Metronidazole-----
Implications:
> Obtain specimens for culture and sensitivity to assure medication is susceptible to the bacteria. (first dose may be given before receiving results.)
> Assess infection and vital signs before and after therapy.
> Monitor patient after giving medication for any allergy.
> Monitor intake, output and daily weight. (specially for patients on sodium restriction).
> Assess for rash during therapy.
Patient Teaching:
> Do not skip any doses.
> Avoid alcohol.
> notify HCP if rash occurs.
> Advice patient to inform HCP if no improvement within a few day or symptoms of super infection (black furry overgrowth on tongue, fowl smelling stool, Vaginal irritation.)

-----Vancomycin-----
Implications:
> Assess patient for infection.
Obtain specimen for culture sensitivity. (first dose may be given before receiving results).
>Monitor IV site closely (Irritating tube tissue and causes necrosis and severe pain aka tissue death, rotate infusion site).
> Monitor intake, output ratios, and daily weight. (cloudy or pink urine may be a sign of nephrotoxicity).
> Observe patient with sign and symptoms of anaphylaxis/ allergy. --> discontinue drug and notify HCP immediately if this does occur.
> labs of albumin, cells in urine, CBC, and renal function. periodically during therapy.
>Evaluate toxicity and overdose through trough concentrations.
Patient Teaching:
> Take as directed, do not double dose if missed.
> Instruct patient to report any ringing in ear, vertigo or hearing loss.
> Advice patient to contact HCP if no improvement is seen in a few days.

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Red man syndrome; Rash of the face, neck and torso, swelling could also occur.