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• Connect Care: Strep Throat Testing

  You can pick up your medicine at an Intermountain pharmacy. • If you prefer, the prescription can be called into a non-Intermountain pharmacy. Let the Connect.

• Remembering Your Medications fact sheet

  pharmacy. Ask your pharmacy to group your medications together based on the time of day you take them. Ask your pharmacy to sync your prescriptions so they ...

• Dietary Supplements

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

• MED Card Your medicine 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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®)

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• Using an Elastomeric Device

  HOMECARE SERIES. Check the medication label. • Verify each label has your name, dose, and is not expired. • Call your nurse or pharmacist and do not use ...