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• Prescription Opioids: What you need to know

  Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you should get a naloxone kit. This can save your life if you have an accidental overdose. □ Help prevent misuse and abuse.

• Using an Elastomeric Device

  Call your nurse or pharmacist and do not use the medication if the label is incorrect. Prepare. 2. Medication: Schedule: S.A.S. FLUSH. Saline:.

• BP Tracker

  Your doctor and pharmacist need to know if you're taking your medicines as ... supermarket pharmacy, and other large store. Here are some tips for choosing a  ...

• Anticoagulation therapy: Enoxaparin

  If the dose is available in a prefilled syringe (30, 40, 60, 80, 100, or 120mg), you can get the prescription at a pharmacy. Page 2. 2. • If your child's dose is not ...

• Abciximab (ReoPro®)

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

• NJ feeding

  How do I use the NJ tube to feed my child? Once you get home, your home care company or home care pharmacy will bring you the supplies you need, including  ...

• Diabetes Care Handbook: Living Well with

  Your doctor, diabetes educator, or pharmacist can give you more ... Pharmacies sometimes have a delay in filling orders — and it's important that you don't run ...

• Opioid Pain Medicine in Pregnancy fact sheet

  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.

• Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)

  The pharmacy uses this to fill the bag. ExactaMix TPN. Page 2. 2. Intermountain Healthcare complies with applicable federal ...

• Giving a Feeding in an NJ Tube (for children)

  Your home care company or home care pharmacy will bring you the supplies you need. They will bring a feeding pump and will teach you how to use it. NJ tube ...