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Our 2023 Nursing Calculations Quiz

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MAY 15, 2023

Since medications are usually dosed milligrams per kilogram, learn to consistently convert and document the patient’s weight in kilograms. Read the medication label carefully: This a critically important step and one that often leads to errors and potential patient harm. Need help making the conversion?

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Diphenhydramine interactions to avoid

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NOVEMBER 14, 2023

Examples of narcotic pain medications include: Vicodin (hydrocodone/ acetaminophen) Tylenol #3 (acetaminophen/ codeine) Ultram (tramadol) Roxicodone (oxycodone) Diphenhydramine-food interactions Diphenhydramine does not have any well-documented cases of interactions with food.

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