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Hi James, We use the tape primarily to obtain an approximate weight, and we then refer to our drug dosing booklets to verify that the dosing indicated on the tape aligns with our standard dosing guidelines. Kind regards, Maria Antoinette ------------------------------ ...
Hi Misti I apologize for my delayed reply. Thanks for reaching out!! I am checking with our state council to see if any have something they can share. Mary Mary Jagim MS, RN, CEN, FAEN ...
Our policy is as follows <6 months: always rectal 6mo-2 years with chief complaint that could have a fever=rectal 6 mo-2 years with non febrile chief complaint = other form of temperature obviously if parents refuse rectal it's fine to do ...
Our system of 12 hospitals is also utilizing the Quick Pediatape that Jim mentioned. We have drug reference books that our Childrens Hospital created for drug dosing and have drawers that are weight based. Staff in the community EDs have found it easy ...
Has anyone seen the SafeDose length-based weight tape? ------------------------------ Danielle James Gainesville FL ------------------------------
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