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    Drug Card Template

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    This clinical medications worksheet provides a template for nurses to document key information about a patient's medications including the generic and trade names, classification, dose, route, and timing. It also includes sections for the medication's mechanism of action, indications, nursing implications, interactions, lab alterations, patient education points, pre-administration assessment criteria, reasons for holding a dose, and post-administration evaluation. Having this information organized in a single worksheet allows nurses to efficiently review all relevant details about a patient's prescribed medications.

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    Drug Card Template

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    This clinical medications worksheet provides a template for nurses to document key information about a patient's medications including the generic and trade names, classification, dose, route, and timing. It also includes sections for the medication's mechanism of action, indications, nursing implications, interactions, lab alterations, patient education points, pre-administration assessment criteria, reasons for holding a dose, and post-administration evaluation. Having this information organized in a single worksheet allows nurses to efficiently review all relevant details about a patient's prescribed medications.

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    This clinical medications worksheet provides a template for nurses to document key information about a patient's medications including the generic and trade names, classification, dose, route, and timing. It also includes sections for the medication's mechanism of action, indications, nursing implications, interactions, lab alterations, patient education points, pre-administration assessment criteria, reasons for holding a dose, and post-administration evaluation. Having this information organized in a single worksheet allows nurses to efficiently review all relevant details about a patient's prescribed medications.

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    Drug Card Template

    Uploaded by

    Adrianne Bazo
    This clinical medications worksheet provides a template for nurses to document key information about a patient's medications including the generic and trade names, classification, dose, route, and timing. It also includes sections for the medication's mechanism of action, indications, nursing implications, interactions, lab alterations, patient education points, pre-administration assessment criteria, reasons for holding a dose, and post-administration evaluation. Having this information organized in a single worksheet allows nurses to efficiently review all relevant details about a patient's prescribed medications.

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    Clinical Medications Worksheet

    Generic Name Trade Name Classification Dose Route Time/frequency

    Peak Onset Duration Normal dosage range

    Why is your patient getting this medication For IV meds, compatibility with IV drips and/or
    solutions

    Mechanism of action and indications Nursing Implications (what to focus on)


    (Why med ordered) Contraindications/warnings/interactions

    Common side effects

    Interactions with other patient drugs, OTC or Lab value alterations caused by medicine
    herbal medicines (ask patient specifically)
    Be sure to teach the patient the following about this
    medication

    Nursing Process- Assessment Assessment Evaluation


    (Pre-administration assessment) Why would you hold or not give this Check after giving
    med?

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