Nursing Home Medication List
Nursing Home Medication List
The table presents a concise overview of the Nursing Home Medication List at [Your Company Name]. It outlines key details such as the medications, dosage, the reasons for prescribing each medication, and side effects. Additionally, special instructions are included to ensure safe and effective medication management. This organized format facilitates clear communication among healthcare professionals, aiding in the provision of quality care and the prevention of medication-related complications for residents in the facility.
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Medication Name |
Dosage |
Treatment Purpose |
Side Effects |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Lisinopril |
10mg |
Treats high blood pressure |
Dizziness, headache |
|
Metformin |
500mg |
Treats type 2 diabetes |
Nausea, stomach upset |
|
Amlodipine |
5mg |
Treats high blood pressure and angina |
Swelling in hands or feet |
|
Simvastatin |
20mg |
Controls cholesterol and triglyceride levels |
Muscle pain, confusion |
|
Levothyroxine |
75mcg |
Treats an underactive thyroid |
Increased heart rate, anxiety |
|
Hydrochlorothiazide |
25mg |
Treats high blood pressure and excess fluid retention |
Dizziness, light-headedness |
|
Citalopram |
20mg |
Treats depression |
Sleep problems, feeling tired |
|
Alprazolam |
0.25mg |
Treats anxiety and panic disorders |
Memory problems, feeling anxious early in the morning |
|
Sertraline |
50mg |
Treats depression, panic disorders, and OCD |
Drowsiness, nausea, upset stomach |
|
Warfarin |
5mg |
Prevents blood clots |
Bleeding, loss of appetite, stomach pain |
Additional Information
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Ensure consistent monitoring of a patient’s reaction to medications
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Always verify a patient’s allergies before administering new medications
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Verify with the prescribing doctor if there are any potential interactions with existing medications
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Keep the medication list up-to-date and accessible to all staff
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Ensure proper storage conditions for each medication are met
