Determine if a Spilled Med Is Hazardous

July 2017

Properly handling med spills can prevent dangerous exposures.

First, determine whether a spilled med is hazardous.

For nonhazardous meds, consider wearing gloves to protect your hands.

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Table of Contents

Practice Be Aware That Delivery Totes Can Carry Bacteria and Fungi
Compounding All Waters Aren't Created Equally
Hazardous Meds Determine if a Spilled Med Is Hazardous
Inhalers AirDuo Is NOT a Generic for Advair
Pediatrics Ensure Pediatric Patients Get the Right Doses of Meds
Pregnancy Prevent Mishaps With Meds for Postpartum Bleeding
Transdermal Patches Help Avoid Common Errors With Transdermal Patches
Parkinson's Disease Think of Xadago as Similar to Selegiline or Rasagiline for Parkinson's Disease
Osteoporosis Stay Alert for Mix-Ups With Meds for Treating Osteoporosis
Musculoskeletal Be Familiar With Options for Treating Nighttime Leg Cramps