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• Using an NJ Tube to Feed Your Child

  Once you get home, your home care company or home care pharmacy will bring you the supplies you need, including a feeding pump. They will teach you how to use ...

• Leftover Medications: How to dispose of them safely

  3 If you are not able to take the medication to a drop-off location, follow the next step for home disposal: – Pour medications from their bottles into a.

• Opioid Pain Medication in Pregnancy

  Tell your doctor if you use street drugs or drink alcohol. • Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about the prescription. Be sure you understand what you're.

• Insulin Pumps: Managing high blood glucose

  Change your infusion set every 3 days. • Keep an up-to-date prescription for long-acting insulin and syringes at your regular pharmacy.

• M A W D S

  Talk to your doctor or pharmacist · before using these medications. • Be extra careful at restaurants.Get to know · the restaurants in your area and the menu ...

• Tobacco-free campuses

  Let visitors know about the nicotine replacement products in the outpatient pharmacy if needed. How can I get help quitting using tobacco? Many free resources ...

• Placenta Accreta

  massive transfusion protocol), pharmacy (for tissue factor VII). • Equipment: C-section setup, hysterectomy setup, infant warmer,.

• Breastfeeding: Easing Sore Nipples

  Soothies, at your pharmacy or grocery store. Here's how to use them: – Wear the pad under your bra directly against the nipple and areola.

• BE PREPARED

  PHARMACIST. Your pharmacist can provide answers to specific questions or requests about your medicines. RADIATION THERAPY NURSE.

• Opioid Tapering Evaluation

  If questions, call the pharmacy. – Perform unannounced urine drug screening (depending on patient's risk level and history) as follows:.