University:
North Seattle College
Course:
PHA 151 | Pharmacology II
Academic year:

2020
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1
Author:

Kiara Gothe

Pharmacology Drug Card Generic name Brand name Drug class Mechanism of Action Acetaminophen Example of a dose with UNITS Tylenol Analgesics Reduces the production of prostaglandins in the brain. Regular strength 325-650mg Orally every 4 hours as needed Route(s) of administration Oral, rectal and Intravenous Onset of action 15-30 PO (pain relief), 5-10 IV (pain relief), 30min IV (antipyretic effect) Indications Adverse effects Black box warning (if any) Angioedema, Hives, Low red, white blood cell counts, Liver failure, anaphylaxis. None Contraindications Monitoring parameters Hypersensitivity/ Allergic, Liver disease Not to exceed 3000 mg/day Assessment: Why would you hold this medication? Allergic to Acetaminophen, Severe Liver disease, Patient Education: What would you teach the patient about this medication Acetaminophen is an analgesic used to temporarily relieve minor aches, pain, and fever reducer. Not to exceed 3000 mg/day. Avoid using with other medications that contain acetaminophen to prevent overdose.

Pharmacology Drug Card Tylenol

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