Methyldopa | Aldomet | Adults: 250-500mg PO bid-tid or 250mg-1g IV | Centrally acting antihypertensive, decreases sympathetic outflow | Liver Disease, bisulfate allergy | Discolors urine, initial transient sedation, edema, hemolytic anemia, hepatic disorders, fevers, | Tolerance may occur, Monitor hepatic function, especially in the first 6---12 wk of therapy or if unexplained fever appears. Discontinue drug if fever, abnormalities in liver function tests, or jaundice occur. Discontinue therapy if involuntary choreoathetotic movements occur. Discontinue if edema progresses or signs of CHF occur. |
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Drug Study Aldomet Methyldopa w/Nursing Responsibilities
Generic Brand Dosage Action C.I. Side Eff. Nsg. Resp
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