DRUG STUDY( BABY)

NAME OF DATE ROUTE OF GENERAL INDICATION/ CLIENT’S NURSING

DRUG ADMINISTERED ADMINISTRATION, ACTION AND PURPOSE RESPONSE TO RESPONSIBILITIES
DOSAGE OF MECHANISM MEDICATION PRIOR TO,
ADMINISTRATION, ACTION WITH ACTUAL DURING AND
FREQUENCY OF SIDE EFFECTS AFTER
ADMINISTRATION (IF ANY)
Hepatitis B September 05, 2023 Route of Generel Action: Against hepatitis B is to Pior to:
Administration: is to stimulate the provide them with early 1. Obtaining informed
immune system to protection against the virus. consent from the parents
produce antibodies Hepatitis B can be transmitted or guardians of the baby.
against the hepatitis B from an infected mother to her 2. Assessing and
Dosage of virus. This helps to baby during childbirth. By documenting the baby's
Administration: prevent the virus from administering the hepatitis B medical history,
infecting the baby and vaccine to the newborn, it including any known
causing liver disease. helps stimulate the production allergies or previous
of antibodies that can prevent adverse reactions to
infection and reduce the risk vaccines.
Frequency of of developing hepatitis B and 3. Ensuring that the
Mechanism Action:
Administration: associated liver disease later in baby's healthcare
the vaccine involves
introducing a small, life. It is an important provider has ordered the
harmless part of the preventive measure to ensure vaccine and that it is
hepatitis B virus into the baby's long-term health appropriate for the baby's
the body. This part is and well-being. age and health status.
called an antigen. The 4. Reviewing the vaccine
immune system package insert and being
recognizes the antigen familiar with the
as foreign and mounts vaccine's indications,
an immune response contraindications, and
by producing specific potential side effects.
antibodies against it. 5. Checking the
expiration date and
integrity of the vaccine
vial.
6. Preparing the
necessary equipment,
such as syringes, needles,
and alcohol swabs, in a
sterile manner.
7. Educating the parents
or guardians about the
benefits and potential
risks of the vaccine.
During:
1. Explaining the
procedure to the parents
or guardians and
addressing any concerns
or questions they may
have.
2. Ensuring a clean and
sterile environment.
3. Using proper technique
to administer the vaccine,
following the
manufacturer's
instructions and
healthcare facility
protocols.
4. Monitoring the baby
for any immediate
adverse reactions or signs
of distress.
5. Providing support and
comfort to the baby and
their parents or guardians
during the procedure.
After:
1. Observing the baby for
any immediate or delayed
adverse reactions, such as
swelling, redness, or
allergic reactions.
2. Documenting the
vaccine administration,
including the date, time,
site of injection, and any
adverse reactions or side
effects.
3. Educating the parents
or guardians about
common side effects and
when to seek medical
attention.
4. Providing information
on follow-up doses and
any necessary schedule
adjustments.
5. Assisting with the
completion of necessary
paperwork and reporting
any adverse events to the
appropriate authorities or
vaccine surveillance
systems.
 DRUG STUDY(BABY)
NAME OF DATE ROUTE OF GENERAL INDICATION/ CLIENT’S NURSING
DRUG ADMINISTERED ADMINISTRATION ACTION AND PURPOSE RESPONSE TO RESPONSIBILITIES
, DOSAGE OF MECHANISM MEDICATION PRIOR TO,
ADMINISTRATION ACTION WITH ACTUAL DURING AND
, FREQUENCY OF SIDE EFFECTS AFTER
ADMINISTRATION (IF ANY)
Vitamin K September 05, 2023 Route of General Action: The main indication for Prior to:
Administration: Vitamin K is a administering a vitamin K 1. Assessing the baby's
commonly vaccine to a newborn baby is medical history and any
administered vaccine to prevent vitamin K potential
to newborn babies to deficiency bleeding (VKDB), contraindications or
Dosage of prevent vitamin K also known as hemorrhagic allergies to the vaccine.
Administration: deficiency bleeding disease of the newborn. 2. Educating the parents
(VKDB), which can be VKDB is a rare but potentially or guardians about the
a serious condition in life-threatening condition that purpose of the vaccine
infants. The general can occur in infants who have and its potential benefits.
action of the vaccine is inadequate levels of vitamin 3. Obtaining informed
Frequency of to provide a source of K. By giving the vitamin K consent from the parents
Administration: vitamin K that helps vaccine, it helps ensure that or guardians.
the baby's blood to clot the baby has enough vitamin 4. Preparing the vaccine
properly, reducing the K to support proper blood according to the
risk of bleeding. clotting and prevent bleeding manufacturer's
problems. instructions.
5. Ensuring proper hand
Mechanism Action: hygiene and wearing
the vaccine involves appropriate personal
stimulating the baby's protective equipment
body to produce (PPE).
clotting factors, 6. Selecting an
particularly factors II, appropriate injection site,
VII, IX, and X, which usually the thigh, and
are dependent on preparing it for the
vitamin K. Vitamin K injection by cleaning with
is necessary for the an antiseptic solution.
production of these 7. Administering the
clotting factors, and vaccine using safe
without adequate injection techniques.
8. Observing the infant
levels of vitamin K, closely during and after
the baby may have an the administration of the
increased risk of vaccine for any
bleeding. immediate adverse
reactions.
During:
1. Using appropriate
distraction techniques to
help calm the baby
during the procedure.
2. Ensuring proper needle
insertion and
administering the vaccine
slowly to minimize
discomfort.
After:
1. Documenting the
administration of the
vaccine in the baby's
medical record.
2. Providing information
about possible side
effects or adverse
reactions and instructing
the parents or guardians
on what symptoms to
watch out for.
3. Offering support and
reassurance to the parents
or guardians, addressing
any concerns or questions
they may have.
4. Monitoring the baby
for any delayed adverse
reactions, such as fever,
swelling, or unusual
behavior.
5. Providing appropriate
post-vaccine care
instructions, such as
keeping the injection site
clean and dry.
6. Following up with the
baby and their family as
needed to ensure their
well-being.
 DRUG STUDY(MOTHER)
NAME OF DATE ROUTE OF GENERAL INDICATION/ CLIENT’S NURSING
DRUG ADMINISTERED ADMINISTRATION, ACTION AND PURPOSE RESPONSE TO RESPONSIBILITIES
DOSAGE OF MECHANISM MEDICATION PRIOR TO,
ADMINISTRATION, ACTION WITH ACTUAL DURING AND
FREQUENCY OF SIDE EFFECTS AFTER
ADMINISTRATION (IF ANY)
Ferrous Sulfate September 05, 2023 Route of General Action: 1. Treatment of iron Prior to:
Administration: is to increase the levels deficiency anemia: Postpartum 1. Assessing the mother's
Oral (po or by mouth) of iron in the body. mothers often experience iron medical history and
Iron is an essential deficiency anemia due to current condition to
Dosage of mineral that plays a blood loss during labor and determine if ferrous
Administration: crucial role in the delivery. Ferrous sulfate is a sulfate is appropriate for
1 tab production of form of iron supplement that her.
hemoglobin, the helps replenish iron stores in 2. Checking the mother's
Frequency of protein in red blood the body and increases red hemoglobin and iron
Administration: cells that carries blood cell production. levels to confirm the need
Once a day oxygen to tissues. By 2. Prevention of iron for iron supplementation.
increasing iron levels, deficiency anemia: Even if a 3. Educating the mother
ferrous sulfate helps in postpartum mother does not about the purpose of
the production of more have iron deficiency anemia, ferrous sulfate, its
red blood cells, healthcare providers may dosage, and potential side
improving oxygen prescribe ferrous sulfate as a effects.
delivery to the body's preventive measure to 4. Ensuring that the
tissues and organs. maintain adequate iron levels mother understands the
Mechanism Action: and prevent the development importance of taking
involves the absorption of anemia. ferrous sulfate regularly
of iron in the 3. Replenishment of iron and as prescribed.
gastrointestinal tract. stores: Pregnancy and 5. Reviewing the
When ferrous sulfate is childbirth can deplete a mother's current
ingested, the iron is woman's iron stores medications to check for
released and absorbed significantly. Ferrous sulfate any potential interactions
in the small intestine. helps restore these iron stores, with ferrous sulfate.
It is then transported to which are essential for overall During:
the bone marrow, health and energy levels. 1. Administering the
where it is used in the 4. Support for lactation: Iron is medication as prescribed,
production of red a vital nutrient for lactating either orally or
blood cells. mothers as it supports the intravenously, while
production of breast milk. following proper
Ferrous sulfate can help medication
ensure that postpartum administration protocols.
mothers have sufficient iron 2. Monitoring the mother
levels to support their for any immediate
breastfeeding journey. adverse reactions or side
effects, such as allergic
reactions or
gastrointestinal upset.
3. Assisting the mother in
taking the medication
with food or Vitamin C,
if required, to enhance
iron absorption.
4. Ensuring that the
mother takes the
medication regularly and
as scheduled.
After:
1. Assessing the mother
for any delayed or long-
term side effects, such as
constipation, nausea, or
dark stools.
2. Monitoring the
mother's hemoglobin and
iron levels periodically to
evaluate the effectiveness
of the supplementation.
3. Providing ongoing
education and support to
the mother regarding the
importance of continuing
the medication until
prescribed.
4. Encouraging the
mother to maintain a
healthy diet rich in iron
sources, such as leafy
greens, lean meats, and
fortified cereals.