2. DETAILS OF THE PATIENT :
A 45 year old female patient bearing I.P.NO:15632
was admitted in General ward on 21/12/18 and got
discharged on 25/12/18. The length of stay of
patient in the hospital was 5 days .
11. Treatment:
TRADE NAME GENERIC
NAME
DOSE ROA FREQUENC
Y
Treatment
1 2 3 4 5
INJ Emeset ondansetron 8mg/m
l
IV BD
INJ Metrogyl Metronidazol
e
500mg
/100ml
IV TID
CAP Pantacid pantoprazole
40mg
PO OD
INJ Monocef Ceftriaxone 1g/ml IV BD
T Neo
mercazole
Carbimazole 20mg PO TID
T Indreal Propranolol 40mg PO TID
+ + + + +
+ + + + -
+ + + + -
+ + + + +
+ + + + -
+ + + + +
15. Assessment:
DRUG INTERACTIONS:
No known drug interactions were found.
Consumption of alcoholic beverages during treatment with
metronidazole is not recommended.
It may occasionally trigger reaction in some patient similar
to disulfiram reaction.
Metanidazole and ceftriaxone may interact with certain
foods and disease.
16. Plan
To treat the dehydration caused
by loose stools. electrolyte
replenishers are suggested.
Ondansetron, metronidazole and
pantoprazole are recommended
to treat acute gastroenteritis.
Carbimazole is recommended to
treat hyperthyroidism.
Propranolol is recommended to
treat increased blood pressure.
Iron supplement is suggested to
improve haemoglobin level.
Vitamin c supplements' are
suggested to increase WBC levels
in body.
17.
18. Patient education:
Patient is adviced to take the medication regularly,
Patient is adviced to report any signs of adverse effects,
Proper diet should be taken with plenty of water or electrolyte
replenisher or rehydration liquid may be helpful.
Regular check up of thyroid levels.
Life style modifications:
Advised the patient to avoid tea, coffee and soda which may
worsen the condition.
Try to minimise stress and to induce food like banana, apple, rice
which will help to treat the diarrhoea, associated gastroenteritis.
Practice good hygienic conditions.
Prefer regular exercise.