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Jun 07, 2009 02:22 PM

Drugs that get dialyzed out of circulation?

by CNA764

Is there a book or website out there that list which drugs get/don't get dialyzed out? I got busted by pharmacy for holding zyvox IV (because of HD), apparently zyvox doesn't get dialyzed out (according to the pharmacist). Also, are pain meds just as effective during HD?

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No. 1
from Tish88
Old Jun 08, 2009, 09:46 AM

Default Re: Drugs that get dialyzed out of circulation?
Go to www.ckdinsights.com

you can print out a copy of the meds "2009 Dialysis of Drugs" or request a book.

Hope this helps!
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Old Jun 08, 2009, 08:12 PM

Default Re: Drugs that get dialyzed out of circulation?
http://www.medonline.com.br/med_ed/m...%20e%20rim.pdf
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from Tish88
Old Jun 09, 2009, 05:59 PM

Default Re: Drugs that get dialyzed out of circulation?
The book I mentioned above from www.ckdinsights.com , is small enough to slip into your pocket and comes in handy especially when doing acute treatments.
It fits into a med cabinet easily too.
I just ordered 10 more for my acute staff since it is the 2009 edition. They are free!
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from rn_nxt_dr
Old Oct 24, 2009, 01:14 AM

Default Re: Drugs that get dialyzed out of circulation?
These are awesome references that is invaluable to all nurses. I appreciate reading things like this because I too would like to become a Nephrology nurse. Though the situation seemed bleak right now, there is a way to reach this goal. I keep myself abreast to discussions on what nurses are looking for, training later on is much easier knowing how to work around the team.

I heard a lot of negatives esp. with job roles, company that only look at bottomline, home health aspect of HD, etc. I truly appreciate this site.

Thanks! and keep up the good work!
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