Drug Name: Cephalexin Generic Name : cephalexin Brand Name : Keflex Classification : Cephalosporin Action: Inhibit bacterial cell wall synthesis Indication: Gram negative bacilli : Escherichia coli do it Nursing Responsibilities: (at least 5) 1. Assess sensitivity to penicillin 2. Monitor blood studies 3. Assess bowel pattern daily; if severe diarrhea occurs, drug should be discontinued Zulenin

Drug Name: Cephalexin Generic Name : cephalexin Brand Name : Keflex Classification : Cephalosporin Action: Inhibit bacterial cell wall synthesis Indication: Gram negative bacilli : Escherichia coli do it Nursing Responsibilities: (at least 5) 1. Assess sensitivity to penicillin 2. Monitor blood studies 3. Assess bowel pattern daily; if severe diarrhea occurs, drug should be discontinued Zulenin

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