ear drugs Flashcards
ear disorders
-bacterial and fungal infections: in canal (externa) and behind ear drum (otitis media)
-inflammatory disorders
-cerumen build up (wax)
-dermatitis of external ear\
external ear infections: antibiotics
-neomycin, polymyxin B, often in combo with hydrocortisone (cortisporin b)
-ciprofloxin
-ofloxacin
external ear infections: antifungal
cortic: combo of hydrocortisone and chloroxylenol
acetasol HC: combo of hydrocortisone and acetic acid (vinegar)
antibacterial/antifungal ear drugs MAO
bacterial cidal or static, fungal cidal or static
antibacterial/antifungal ear drug dose
vary by product
antibacterial/antifungal ear drug indication
bacterial or fungal infections of the EXTERNAL ear canal
antibacterial/antifungal ear drug pregnancy category
C
antibacterial/antifungal ear drug side effects
usually localized reactions because only a small amount is absorbed
can have allergic reaction if an allergy exist
antibacterial/antifungal ear drug interactions
rare since its locally acting
antibacterial/antifungal ear drug nursing considerations
teach patient how to administer ear drops
ear wax emulsifiers MAO
soften ear wax to facilitate removal
ear wax emulsifiers trade/generic name
debrox (carbamide peroxide)
ear wax emulsifiers dose
fill ear canal, place a cotton ball in canal, leave over night
ear wax emulsifiers indication
treatment and prevention of ear wax build up
ear wax emulsifiers contraindication
ear pain
ear infection
perforated ear drum