PERSONAL MEDICATION RECORD (example)

MEDICINE (type)	DOSE	WHEN and HOW	USAGE (illness)	SERIOUSNESS
Famotidine (H₂ Antagonist)	1 tablet	Twice a day	heartburn	(Acute)
Accuneb (β2 agonist )	Puff from inhaler	As needed	asthma	chronic
Furosemide (Diuretic)	1 tablet	(Once) a day, in the morning	Blood pressure	(Chronic)
Paracetamol (Analgesics and antipyretics)	(1 tablet)	(One every 6 hours)	Cold, body aches, etc	(Mild)
Naproxen (anti-inflammatory)	1 or 2 tablet	Twice a day in the morning and at night	Measles	Acute

MEDICATION RECORD FOR A PATIENT

MEDICINE (type)	DOSE	WHEN and HOW	USAGE (illness)	SERIOUSNESS
Naproxen (anti-inflammator)	1 or 2 tablet (500mg x2)	Twice a day in the morning and at night	Measles	Acute
Chloroquine (4-aminoquinolines)	1 tablet	Once a day, after the meal	Malaria	Chronic
Donepezil (Specific inhibitor)	1 tablet (5 mg)	Once a day, before going to bed.	Alzheimer	Chronic
Oxycodone ( Analgesic opioid)	1 tablet	One every 12 hours	Arthitris	Chronic

FORMS OF MEDICATION

- This is Oxycodone. It's an opioid analgesic. You should take your compressed every 12 hours. 
                                            

- This is Chloroquine. It is a drug from the group of 4-aminoquinolines. Oral route. The compressed should be swalled whole or chopped, with a little water after the main meal       

- This is metformin. It is an antidiabetic drug. Of oral application. The initial dose is 500 mg or 850 mg, 2 or 3 times a day, along with or after meals. After 10 or 15 days, the dosage should be adjusted based on blood glucose levels. 
                                                           
- This is donepezil. It is a specific inhibitor. Of oral application. It is a specific inhibitor. Of oral application. Take 5 mg, taken only once a day with a little water, at night, immediately before going to bed. After one month of treatment, your doctor may tell you to increase.

               

- This is Sinex. It is a decongestant. It is a nasal spray. The recommended dose is:

• Adults and children over 10 years: 1-2 sprays in each nostril, 2-3 times a day. 
• Children from 6 to 10 years old: 1 spray in each nostril, 2-3 times a day. 
• Children under 6 years old: do not use.

                                                         

Table of positive attitudes

Made by Vanesa Parra, Ainoa Jimenez and Naiara García

	SITUATION	ATTITUDE (should)	LLENGUATGE
Naiara García	Patient gets aggressive	Calm	Please, be calm
Ahitsham	Be friendly	Be good to them	You need something? I help you ..
Miranda Baños	Give love to patients	Be affectionate	You need a hug?
Ainoa Jimenez	A patient dies	Be strong psychologically	I feel sorry for you
Vanesa Parra	Friendly	Be have well with users	Are you comfortable?
Sara Estepa	The patient asks to go to the bathroom	With a tight volume of the voice, with patience and smile	Please, wait a moment
Emma Sánchez	A patient is sad	Look carefully and do not show your negative feelings	Smile that you are a beautiful person, but more beautiful you are inside and in this world there is no one like you
Yuliana Sánchez	A patient repeats the same thing all the time	Keep calm and distracts the person to interrupt repetitive behaviors	Pepito, what did you eat today? Did you like the food?