Just wondering what drugs a LPN can push

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:confused: Can LPN's push Ativan in Tennessee?

As far as I know an LPN cannot push anything IV in any state. (I don't work in TN now, but I have in the past, as well as many other states)

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Yes, LPN's in TN can push any medication but first must attend a 2 day IV class.

Thank you for the web sites they were very helpful, but the quote wasn't necessary.

Yes, LPN's in TN can push any medication but first must attend a 2 day IV class.

Thank you for this information it was very helpful.

As far as I know an LPN cannot push anything IV in any state. (I don't work in TN now, but I have in the past, as well as many other states)

Thanks : )

Specializes in ICU, PICC Nurse, Nursing Supervisor.

where did you get this? lvn's can push iv drugs in many states....

as far as i know an lpn cannot push anything iv in any state. (i don't work in tn now, but i have in the past, as well as many other states)
Thank you for the web sites they were very helpful, but the quote wasn't necessary.

What are you talking about? My signature?

Of course ya have to be IV cert but I have found it just depends on where ya are working. Ive pushed ativan to ms04.

Specializes in Vents, Telemetry, Home Care, Home infusion.
thank you for the web sites they were very helpful, but the quote wasn't necessary.

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Specializes in Vents, Telemetry, Home Care, Home infusion.

LPN's practice acts vary widely from state to state, some restrictive like PA and NY, others permissive like TN and TX.

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