What are the top 5 medications YOU administer daily?

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I want to read about medications that are nornally given by nurses, what do you normally deal with on your floor? I'm hoping to see a common drug list, but who knows...

Thanks.

Specializes in Med-Surg.

colace, nexium, potassium chloride, lovenox, morphine/ lortab.

Specializes in Public Health, TB.

Insulin, Coreg, Lasix (and K+), lisinopril, Zocor. Cardiac tele

Morphine, Diluadid, Fentanyl, Methadone, Norco, Percocet, Ativan, Valium... oops, that's more than five!

Specializes in drug seekers and the incurably insane..

Aaahh...let's see...seroquel, risperdal, ativan, prolixin, and haldol.

lopressor, insulin, tylenol, vanco, ambien

adults: dilaudid, morphine, zofran, toradol, GI cocktail

kids: motrin, tylenol, azithromycin, amoxicillin, popcicle :)

Specializes in Trauma ICU, Peds ICU.

Propofol, fentanyl, Novolog insulin, labetalol or hydralazine... um... colace. haha.

Specializes in Med/Surg, L&D.

Colace, heparin, oxy, tranxene and synthroid are the ones I give every night (or morning) without fail.

Other common ones... metoprolol, reglan, vanc, zosyn, prednisone, omeprazole, miralax

1. Tylenol

2. Seroquel

3. B/P meds

4. Colace

5. Namenda

I work at an Assisted Living Facility

Specializes in PCU, Stepdown ICU, Home Health Case Management, ED.

insulin, omeprazole, lovostatin, heparin, levothyroxine

Specializes in PCU, Stepdown ICU, Home Health Case Management, ED.

many others of course, but these 5 were the first to come to mind as usuals on almost everyone.

NS, proton pump inhibitors, statins, insulins, beta blockers.

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