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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services Division of Medical Assistance 600 Washington Street Boston, MA 021111MassHealth Nurse Midwife Bulletin 10 February 2001 TO: FROM: RE:Nurse

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How to fill out injectable and infusible drugs

1. Start by gathering all the necessary equipment: an injectable or infusible drug, a syringe or infusion pump, alcohol swabs, and cotton balls.
2. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water, and then put on a pair of disposable gloves to maintain cleanliness.
3. Check the drug label for any special instructions or warnings. Pay attention to the recommended dosage and administration method.
4. Prepare the drug by removing any protective caps or covers. Ensure that the drug is at the correct temperature if specified.
5. Use an alcohol swab to clean the injection site. Let it dry before proceeding.
6. If using a syringe, draw the correct amount of medication into the syringe. Remove any air bubbles by gently tapping the syringe and pushing the plunger slightly.
7. If using an infusion pump, program the pump according to the prescribed dosage and rate of administration.
8. Carefully insert the needle of the syringe or infusion set into the injection site at the appropriate angle.
9. If using a syringe, push the plunger slowly and steadily to administer the medication. If using an infusion pump, ensure that the pump is working properly and delivering the medication as intended.
10. Once the medication has been fully administered, remove the syringe or infusion set and properly dispose of any used materials.
11. Clean the injection site again with an alcohol swab and cover it with a sterile bandage if necessary.
12. Properly dispose of all used and unused drug vials, syringes, and other materials according to local regulations.
13. Wash your hands again thoroughly to complete the process.

Who needs injectable and infusible drugs?

1. Injectable and infusible drugs are commonly used by various individuals, including:
2. - Patients with chronic illnesses or diseases that require frequent medication administration.
3. - Individuals who are unable to take medications orally due to conditions affecting their digestive system.
4. - Patients undergoing medical procedures or surgeries that necessitate medication directly into the bloodstream.
5. - Individuals with severe pain or nausea who may benefit from receiving medications intravenously.
6. - People with certain types of infections that cannot be effectively treated with oral antibiotics.
7. - Patients with specific medical conditions that require continuous infusion of certain medications.

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What is injectable and infusible drugs?

Injectable and infusible drugs are medications that are administered directly into the body via injections or infusions. Injectable drugs are delivered via a syringe or needle while infusible drugs are typically administered through an intravenous (IV) line.

Who is required to file injectable and infusible drugs?

Healthcare providers, such as hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies, that dispense or administer injectable and infusible drugs are typically required to file related documentation and reports.

How to fill out injectable and infusible drugs?

To fill out injectable and infusible drug documentation, providers should include details such as the drug name, dosage, method of administration, patient information, and any relevant clinical data according to regulatory guidelines.

What is the purpose of injectable and infusible drugs?

The purpose of injectable and infusible drugs is to provide rapid delivery of medication directly into the bloodstream, ensuring immediate therapeutic effects, and to manage conditions that require precise dosing.

What information must be reported on injectable and infusible drugs?

The information that must be reported typically includes the drug name, dosage administered, administration route, patient identity, prescribing doctor, and any adverse reactions noted.