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• Connect Care: Strep Throat Testing

  If you prefer, the prescription can be called into a non-Intermountain pharmacy. Let the Connect. Care team know the pharmacy name and phone number.

• MED Card Your medication list in your wallet

  medications. The MED Card makes this easy. • Check your MED Card monthly and keep it current. Contact info for your doctors and pharmacy. Meds you're.

• Dietary Supplements

  from the hospital pharmacy. These might include probiotics, vitamins, digestive enzymes, or fish oil. • The hospital pharmacy only has supplements that have ...

• Information for Patients with Hemophilia

  together participate in this program. The UCBCD provides your hemophilia care, and Intermountain. Homecare & Hospice pharmacy provides your factor.

• Diabetes: Preparing for an Emergency

  access to a pharmacy may not be possible. For these reasons, you or your child need to be prepared for diabetes care. The best way to do this is to have a.

• Enemas (Large-volume)

  pharmacy. Enemas can treat constipation and fecal incontinence (soiling) or clean the bowel before a bowel test or surgery. How will I know which enema to use ...

• Abciximab (ReoPro®)

  ©2016 INTERMOUNTAIN HEALTHCARE. All rights reserved. Cardiovascular Clinical Program approval 08/10/2012. Pharmacy & Therapeutics approval 08/12 .

• Giving Your Medicine with a Mini-Bag Plus

  not expired. 3 Layout your supplies. • Mini-Bag with medicine. – Warm to room temperature if refrigerated. – If medicine in the vial is not dry, call the pharmacist.

• Medicine, How to Give

  safely and prevent dangerous reactions. measured on the medicine dropper. If you have any questions, contact your child's healthcare provider or pharmacist.

• Emergency Contraceptive (EC) Medicine

  hospital will provide EC medicine at your request. You can get EC medicine from a pharmacy: • Plan B (levonorgestrel) is the most common type of EC medicine.