The nurse associates witch OTC medications as having most side effects of hepatotoxicity ? Nurse is...
The nurse associates witch OTC medications as having
most side effects of hepatotoxicity ?
Nurse is reviewing the history of the patient who has a new order for a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug to treat her tendonitis. Witch of the following conditions are constraindictated in the use of the NSAID
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1. Answer ;
Following are some imporatant OTC medication that nurse should refers as most dangerous drugs that affecting the liver and its function; they are
- Aspirin
- ibuprofen
- naproxen
-paracetamol
- Some oral contraceptive medication.
These are some of the most critical drug that affect the
person's liver if it goes beyond the limit in certain
aspects.
2. Answer ;
Following are some imporatnt condition where these mentioned drug is not indicated to use such as,
- Bleeding problem especially in the gastrointestinal tract.
- Any kind of kidney failure or damage
- severe incresae in the blood pressure
- individual who had been experienced any kind stroke
- perosn with poor blood supply to any major organs.
these are some significant condition, that the individual should avoid taking these drugs.
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