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These documents are produced by Intermountain Healthcare. Documents designated with are from the "Let's Talk About" pediatric series. All documents are in Adobe PDF format.

Insulin Pumps: Managing High Blood Glucose (Let's Talk About...pediatric brochure) (Also en Español)

Insulin Pumps: Managing High Blood Glucose fact sheet (Also en Español)

Intermountain Care Management: Helping you get the care you need - Ambulatory fact sheet (Also en Español)

Intermountain Homecare and Hospice Services

Intermountain Pain Assessment Tool (iPAT) (Also en Español)

Intranasal Midazolam (Versed): How to correctly measure and give a dose (Let's Talk About...pediatric handout) (Also en Español)

Intranasal Midazolam fact sheet (Also en Español)

Iron Deficiency Anemia fact sheet (Also en Español)

Iron Sucrose Insert (Let's Talk About... pediatric brochure) (Also en Español)

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) fact sheet (Also en Español)

Isolation Precautions fact sheet (Also en Español)

Ivermectin: FAQs for Patients

Jaw, wired (Let's Talk About... pediatric brochure) (Also en Español)

Joint Replacement: Your Guide to Destination Medicine Services at LDS Hospital (Also en Español)

Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (Let's Talk About... pediatric brochure) (Also en Español)

Kawasaki disease (Let's Talk About... pediatric brochure) (Also en Español)

Keeping Fruits & Vegetables Fresh fact sheet (Also en Español)

Keeping Your Baby Secure: In the hospital and at home (Also en Español)

Ketogenic diet (Let’s Talk About… pediatric brochure) (Also en Español)

Kidney Disease and Phosphorus fact sheet (Also en Español)

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