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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services Division of Medical Assistance 600 Washington Street Boston, MA 02111 IMS Health Pharmacy Bulletin 67 February 2001 TO:

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How to fill out injectable and infusible drugs:

1. Read the medication label carefully: Before filling out any injectable or infusible drug, it is crucial to carefully read the medication label. Pay close attention to the drug's name, dosage, expiration date, and any specific instructions provided.
2. Gather the necessary supplies: Prepare all the necessary supplies for filling out the injectable or infusible drug. These may include syringes, needles, vials, ampules, IV bags, IV lines, alcohol swabs, gloves, and any other equipment specified by the healthcare professional.
3. Ensure proper hand hygiene: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds before handling any injectable or infusible drugs. Alternatively, you can use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
4. Prepare the drug appropriately: Follow the instructions provided by the healthcare professional or consult the drug's packaging insert to properly prepare the drug. This may involve reconstituting a powdered medication with a diluent, mixing multiple medications in a sterile environment, or simply drawing the prescribed dosage directly from a vial or ampule.
5. Assemble the necessary equipment: Once the drug is prepared, ensure the correct equipment is ready for use. Attach the appropriate size needle to the syringe if needed or connect the IV line securely to the IV bag if infusing the drug.
6. Choose the correct route of administration: Depending on the specific drug and its intended purpose, the healthcare professional will determine the appropriate route of administration. This can include intravenous (IV) injection, intramuscular (IM) injection, subcutaneous (SC) injection, or other specialized methods.
7. Administer the drug safely and accurately: Follow the recommended technique for administering the drug through the chosen route of administration. Always ensure proper needle insertion angles, speed of injection, and other factors to minimize the risk of injury or adverse effects.
8. Dispose of waste and clean up: Once the injection or infusion is complete, ensure proper disposal of any used needles, syringes, or other supplies according to local regulations and guidelines. Clean up the workspace, and sanitize any equipment or surfaces that may have come into contact with the drug.

Who needs injectable and infusible drugs:

1. Individuals with medical conditions: Injectable and infusible drugs are often used to treat various medical conditions such as infections, cancer, autoimmune diseases, diabetes, or other chronic ailments. These drugs may be necessary to manage symptoms, alleviate pain, or provide life-sustaining therapies.
2. Hospitalized patients: In a hospital setting, injectable and infusible drugs are frequently administered to patients who require immediate treatment, continuous therapy, or precise dosing. Hospitalized individuals may receive these drugs through injections, intravenous drips, or specialized devices over a period of time.
3. Home healthcare patients: Some individuals may require injectable or infusible drugs at home due to chronic illnesses or ongoing treatment plans. In these cases, healthcare professionals or trained caregivers may be responsible for filling out and administering the medications to the patients in a safe and controlled manner.

Note: It is essential to consult a healthcare professional for specific instructions regarding the filling out and administration of injectable and infusible drugs.

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What is injectable and infusible drugs?

Injectable and infusible drugs are medications that are administered through injection or infusion into the body.

Who is required to file injectable and infusible drugs?

Healthcare professionals and facilities are required to file information about injectable and infusible drugs.

How to fill out injectable and infusible drugs?

Injectable and infusible drugs are typically filled out by providing details such as dosage, administration method, and patient information.

What is the purpose of injectable and infusible drugs?

The purpose of injectable and infusible drugs is to deliver medication directly into the bloodstream for faster and more targeted treatment.

What information must be reported on injectable and infusible drugs?

Information such as drug name, dose, route of administration, frequency, and patient details must be reported on injectable and infusible drugs.