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• BG Tracker

  Healthcare provider: Diabetes educator: Pharmacy: Appointments: Bring this booklet to all of your healthcare visits. Date. Time.

• Strep Throat

  Contact your healthcare provider or pharmacy if you have questions. • Take only the prescribed antibiotic. Taking the wrong antibiotics or taking them when they ...

• Blood Pressure Tracker Card

  Tell your healthcare provider about any other medicines you take. TARGET BP. /. MEDICINE. DOSE. WHEN TO TAKE. Name: Provider Name / Phone: Pharmacy: ...

• Tear Duct Surgery: What to Expect

  pharmacy for safe disposal. • Do not drive or operate heavy machinery if you are taking opioid pain medicine. When should I call my doctor?

• 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.

• Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)

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

• Insulin Pumps: Managing high blood glucose

  insulin and syringes at your regular pharmacy. • Keep an emergency syringe with you at all times. If you have a problem with your pump,.

• Oncology Telehealth Program

  If necessary, an on-site pharmacist (where available) will prepare your anti-cancer drugs for the nurse to administer. At the cancer care center:.

• Opioid Medicines in the Emergency Department: Your Safety Comes ...

  controlled substances to a pharmacy. The purpose of this fact sheet is to help you understand Intermountain's policies around using opioid pain medicines in ...

• Bone Marrow Transplant: What to expect when you go home

  Call your pharmacy for any other medicine refills. They will contact us. What to bring with you. • Bring your pain and nausea medicines with you to all ...