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Mixing insulins:
Inject air into cloudy (NPH), then into clear (regular)
Draw up insulin from clear (regular), then from cloudy(NPH)
but don't forget..you CANNOT mix anything with Lantus!
yup, you are correct w/the insulin question.
not sure about question 1, I've not been able to do multi injectins in one syringe. I know we were told, but I have totally forgotten (too much psych floating around my head right now, have a big mid term tomorrow) My book isn't handy..sorry can't help w/that question.
Bec717
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Okay, let me see if I have this correct~
1. 2 meds in syringe, they are compatible so I inject vial 1 with 2 mL of air, then go to vial 2 inject 1 mL of air and draw 1 mL of med, go back to vial 1 without contaminated needle and draw 2mL for a total of 3 mL~ correct
2. Mixing insulin NPH and R (you don't want to contaminate the R- clear with NPH- cloudy- I think) so inject NPH with 20 u air, then go to R and inject 20 u air and draw 20 u of R, then back to NPH and inject the 20 u of R and draw 40 u total- is that correct?
Thanks all~