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  1. IVIG question

    hemenurse replied to hemenurse's topic in Patient Medications
    It's been this way for a very long time, I don't think it's ever been looked into before. I think the theory was that if the patient reacts, we have another line available for meds imediately, but don't think it's really nessesary now that I think about it. We don't do this for other drugs that have high reaction rates. Do you have an actual protocol on how to infuse at your facility? I'd be interested in looking at other protocols.

  2. IVIG question

    hemenurse posted a topic in Patient Medications
    Hi! I have a question about administering IVIG. We've always done it here with a y conector to a D5W infusion. A nurse from another city who is here now has questioned why we do the Y site, as it wasnt' done at her previous facility. I did a search, and I can't find any mention of the need to Y it, so am unsure how we started doing it this way. does anyone else out there have a protocol similar to this? thanks

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