Health care professionals should consider a syringe driver or
intima sub-cut lines as a means...
Health care professionals should consider a syringe driver or
intima sub-cut lines as a means of providing symptom control via
subcutaneous infusion of drugs to treat unrelieved pain. answer the
following questions
6.1) mention 4 (four) indications for use of syringe drivers in
administration of pain medication.
6.2) specify 2 (two) contra indications for use of syringe
drivers in administration of pain medication.
6.3) list 2 (two) indications for intima sub-cut lines for pain
relief, anti-nausea and steroid injections
6.4) list 3 (three) commonly used medications administered using
a syringe driver to relieve pain.
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