NCLEX Facts About Vancomycin 💉 ⚠️STRONG antibiotic for severe infections Examples: MRSA, C.diff (when taken orally), and osteomyelitis (bone infection) ⏰Infuse IV over 60 min to avoid vancomycin flushing syndrome 🥵Vancomycin flushing syndrome presents with a red rash, flushing & itching, and hypotension 🔎Monitor peak & trough: Peak: 20-40 mcg/mL Trough: 5-15 mcg/mL Report if > 20 mcg/mL⚠️ #PharmNursingTips #Vancomycin #Antibiotics #NursingSchool #RN #LPN #NursingNotes #NurseLife #Pharmacology

🚨 NCLEX Question of the Day! 🚨 A client receiving an IV infusion of vancomycin suddenly develops flushing and significant hypotension. As the nurse, what is your best immediate action? A. Slow the infusion rate B. Discontinue the medication C. Notify the provider immediately D. Apply cool compresses Think you know the answer? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇 This is a classic and critical scenario you need to know for your exams and clinical practice. Study Tip: Always connect the medica

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