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Fig. 5.1 Labelled syringes

Preparing Medications:

1 Read the label on the vial.

2 Draw up the drug.

3 Read the label again before you put the vial down.

4 Record the concentration on the label.

5 Consider having another more experienced health care provider check your calculations for drugs that are unfamiliar or used infrequently.

Medications must always be prepared and labelled in unused clean syringes. Once the syringe comes in contact with the patient’s intravenous, it is considered contaminated and must not be used either to draw up medications from a multi-dose vial or to administer to any other patient.