(Ebook) Elsevier's 2024 Intravenous Medications: A Handbook for Nurses and Health Professionals by Shelly Rainforth Collins ISBN 9780443118838, 0443118833

(Ebook) Elsevier's 2024 Intravenous Medications: A Handbook for Nurses and Health Professionals by Shelly Rainforth Collins ISBN 9780443118838, 0443118833

This Year 2024 edition marks the 51st year of publication of IntravenousMedications. All previous editions are considered out of date. We wouldlike to welcome the expert contributions from the National Coalition for IVPush Safety in this new edition.Intravenous Medications is designed for use anywhere intravenousmedications are prepared and administered, such as in critical care areas, atthe nursing station, in the office, in public health and home care settings,and by students and members of the armed services. Pertinent informationcan be found in a few seconds. Take advantage of its availability andquickly review every intravenous medication before administration.All information presented in this handbook pertains only to theintravenous use of the drug and not necessarily to intramuscular,subcutaneous, oral, or other means of administration.In this 40th edition, a total of ten new drugs approved by the FDAfor intravenous use have been incorporated.Elsevier offers electronic versions of Intravenous Medications forhandheld devices, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers. These electronicversions are convenient and portable alternatives or supplements to theprinted book. In addition, all drugs currently on the Evolve IV Medswebsite (http://evolve.elsevier.com/IVMeds) for Intravenous Medications(because of space limitations for the print version) are now all incorporatedin these electronic versions in alphabetical order to give you a completepackage. Although the electronic versions are accessible wherever you havean electronic device, keep in mind that on some devices the entiremonograph may not be visible at the same time. It is the user’sresponsibility to be familiar with the complete monograph and all aspects ofeach drug before administration.