ISO IV wall chart

don't know about a wall chart, but i can tell you about iv compatibility information that is online.

trissel's 2 is like the definitive authority on this. their website is http://trissels2.rcl.com/tsweb/ . you can use it for 30 days free from this website. the trissel's 2 system is included in micromedix which some facilities allow their staff to have access to.

and, from "pharmacy times". . .wolters kluwer health (st. louis, mo) recently introduced trissel's ivchek api v3.1 (trissel's iv-chek) that combines data from trissel's 2, a comprehensive database of drug stability and compatibility information, with medi-span's integrated software. the product enables clinicians to access parenteral drug compatibility information from within their professional work-flow computer systems. based on trissel's 2 data, trissel's iv-chek provides both published and unpublished drug stability and compatibility data. it also provides individualized, compatibility charts for use at the patient bedside. the addition of trissel's 2 data to the medi-span line of integrated solutions will make it easier for health care professionals to get the quick answers to compatibility questions. trissel's 2 data will also be available as an add-on reference module for facts & comparisons 4.0, which is designed to address compatibility questions on a lookup basis. for more information, visit www.wolterskluwer.com.

there is also an online drug interaction checker that you can use in a pinch at http://www.drugstore.com/pharmacy/drugchecker/. although this was set up for consumers i have input iv meds into it before and gotten a good response from the checker.