The following prescription was presented to the pharmacy: "Promethazine HCl 25 mg, 1 po Q4-6 hours PRN nausea and vomiting #24 + 0 refills."
The pharmacist calls the physician about the patient's vomiting. The following prescription is given to the pharmacist: "Promethazine HCl 25 ml/2 ml ampule, Sig: patient to bring dose to physician's office for IM administration, dispense #1 amp + 0 refills." What is "IM" and explain how it would be administered.
Intramuscular; can be given by injection to the gluteus, deltoid, or vastus lateralis muscles of the adult
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A 6-month-old infant with bacterial meningitis would MOST likely present with:
A: hyperglycemia, nuchal rigidity, and low-grade fever. B: nuchal rigidity, a sunken fontanelle, and fever. C: fever, paradoxical irritability, and poor feeding. D: irritability, generalized urticaria, and vomiting.
16.36 รท 0.6. Round to the nearest tenth
What will be an ideal response?