Exam (elaborations) Makayla Henderson Shadow Health Focused Exam UTI With Antibiotic Sensitivity- Medication Selection

Exam (elaborations) Makayla Henderson Shadow Health Focused Exam UTI With Antibiotic Sensitivity- Medication Selection Focused Exam: UTI with Antibiotic Sensitivity Results | Completed Advanced Pharmacology - Summer 2019, NURS 5304 Return to Assignment If you are using Safari and have issues with audio in your assignment, please click here for assistance. Click here for more information Your Results Turn In Reopen Lab Pass Medication Selection Score: 15 out of 18 points This activity represents how well you were able to synthesize subjective data, objective data, guidelines, interactions, and contraindications to select the most effective medications(s) for the patient's problems Overview Transcript Subjective Data Collection Objective Data Collection Education & Empathy Documentation Debrief Medication Selection Patient Teaching Prescription Writing First Try Second Try Third Try Totals Combined total points 15 out of 18 points Total points per column + 9 points + 6 points Urinary Tract Infection Medication(s) Selected azithromycin nitrofurantoin Points Earned 0 + 6 points Rationale A medication you have selected is not the best choice for Ms. Henderson. You have two more attempts, so try again. Congratulations! Nitrofurantoin is the best choice for this scenario. In areas with an antibiotic resistance to a sulfamethoxazole / trimethoprim combination drug, nitrofurantoin is the best first line of defense antibiotic for an uncomplicated UTI. This drug would also not contraindicate with Ms. Henderson's penicillin hypersensitivity.  This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :47:13 GMT -06:00 This study resource was shared via CourseH Urination Pain and Increased Frequency Medication(s) Selected phenazopyridine Points Earned + 9 points Rationale Congratulations! As a nonopioid analgesic, phenazopyridine is the best choice to provide relief from urinary tract symptoms such as pain, burning, and frequency.