Dosage adjustments are often necessary based on patient responses or changing conditions. Nurses handle these adjustments by:
1. Monitoring Patient Responses: Regularly assessing the patient’s response to the medication and noting any side effects or adverse reactions. 2. Communicating with Physicians: Reporting any concerns or observations to the prescribing physician to discuss potential dosage adjustments. 3. Documenting Changes: Accurately documenting any changes in dosage or medication in the patient’s medical records.
