Stay Alert for Premixes That Should NOT Be Used in Pregnancy

January 2021

You may be surprised to hear that certain IV premixes should NOT be used in pregnant patients.

It's because they contain inactive ingredients with the potential to harm unborn babies.

And more of these risky products may be coming...such as if an ingredient gives a premix better stability or other advantage.

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Table of Contents

COVID-19 Familiarize Yourself With the First COVID-19 Vaccines
Pediatrics Help Keep Pediatric Patients Safe From Med Errors
COVID-19 Avoid Errors With the New Monoclonal Antibodies for COVID-19
IV Medications Stay Alert for Premixes That Should NOT Be Used in Pregnancy
Infectious Diseases Don't Be Surprised to Dispense Baricitinib for COVID-19
Med Safety Be Aware That Bar-Code Scanning Is NOT Foolproof
Allergic Reactions Palforzia Will Be a New Treatment for Peanut Allergy
New Drugs Think of IV Oliceridine as Similar to IV Morphine
Obesity & Weight Loss Plenity Will Be a New Medical Device for Weight Loss