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Gastrointestinal Medication List

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Introduction

This Gastrointestinal Medication List is prepared for the inpatient management of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) for John Doe, admitted on June 1, 2050, under the care of Dr. Jane Smith. It provides detailed information on medications prescribed to manage GERD symptoms effectively during hospitalization.


Patient Information

Details

Patient Name

John Doe

Date of Birth

January 1, 1980

Medical Record Number

1234567890

Admission Date

June 1, 2050

Attending Physician

Dr. Jane Smith


Medication List

Medication

Indications

Dosage

Side Effects

Omeprazole

Treatment of GERD

20 mg once daily

Headache, nausea, diarrhea

  • Precautions: Take before breakfast. Avoid concurrent use with clopidogrel.

  • Administration Instructions: Take orally with water. Monitor symptoms.

  • Monitoring Requirements: Monitor renal and hepatic function tests periodically.


Medication

Indications

Dosage

Side Effects

Famotidine

Symptomatic relief of heartburn

40 mg twice daily

Dizziness, constipation, rash

  • Precautions: Take with meals or at bedtime. Use with caution in kidney patients.

  • Administration Instructions: Take orally as prescribed.

  • Monitoring Requirements: Monitor electrolyte levels regularly.


Medication

Indications

Dosage

Side Effects

Metoclopramide

Enhances gastric emptying

10 mg four times daily

Fatigue, drowsiness, extrapyramidal symptoms

  • Precautions: Avoid use in patients with history of seizures or Parkinson's disease.

  • Administration Instructions: Take 30 mins before meals/bed; watch for side effects.

  • Monitoring Requirements: Monitor for signs of tardive dyskinesia.


Medication

Indications

Dosage

Side Effects

Sucralfate

Mucosal protective agent

1 g four times daily

Constipation, dry mouth, nausea

  • Precautions: Administer on an empty stomach, 1 hour before meals and at bedtime.

  • Administration Instructions: Give orally; ensure patient follows instructions.

  • Monitoring Requirements: Monitor for therapeutic response and adverse effects.

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