Published Sep 2, 2004
For me?
Insulin
Ativan
MOM
Dulcolax supp
Vicodin
These are the top 5 that I have to have on a daily basis at work. These meds pretty much tells you what kind of residents I have he-he.
Add Robitussin these coming few months ahead :uhoh21:
lastkiss32
22 Posts
11-7 shift
Tylenol - both at the same time-works wonders for some to sleep
Haldol
Robutussin
Maalox
pain meds usely given just before I get to work- Oxycodone or Percocet
shellerooskie
5 Posts
1. ES Tylenol
2. Senna
3. Lasix
4. Risperdal
5. Vicodin
nurse jen 33
2 Posts
I'd say at my facility the top five are
1.Colace
2.Ativan
3.MOM
4.Vicoden
5.Depakote
JamiRN
29 Posts
I wonder if it varies state to state...
Not much for antipsychotics here, however, we are seeing some use of "Namenda"
1. Calcium with Vitamin D
2. Zoloft
3. DSS
4. Zantac
5. Digoxin
Antikigirl, ASN, RN
2,595 Posts
Oh I am cracking up!!!!!!
1. Colace
2. Tylenol
4. Potassium
5. OTC stomach meds
Havin' A Party!, ASN, RN
2,722 Posts
Thanks folks.
This helps us students.
UM Review RN, ASN, RN
1 Article; 5,163 Posts
11-7 shift:
1. Lasix
3. NTG ointment
4. Restoril
5. Morphine
P.S. I know, I know, the title wants LTCs, but frankly--this is FLORIDA. The Geriatric State.
debbiemig
42 Posts
lastkiss32
22 Posts
11-7 shift
Ativan
Tylenol - both at the same time-works wonders for some to sleep
Haldol
Robutussin
Maalox
pain meds usely given just before I get to work- Oxycodone or Percocet