UNDERSTANDING ANTIMICROBIAL MEDICATIONS

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UNDERSTANDING ANTIMICROBIAL MEDICATIONS Medication effects and side effects UNDERSTANDING ANTIMICROBIAL MEDICATIONS

WHY Are They USED? Treat infections Prevent infections Help person feel better EXPECTED EFFECT Person feels better Pain and fever lessen Infection goes away SIDE EFFECTS Loose stools Nausea, Vomiting Skin rash or reaction Possible allergic reaction WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Monitor vital signs Watch for problems Encourage fluid and food ANTIMICROBIAL MEDICATIONS (ANTIBIOTICS)

Antibiotics can cause bacteria to mutate and become resistant Antibiotics can cause bacteria to mutate and become resistant. Choose the link below to learn more. Antibiotic Over-use