Unique Plan Description: Gen Adm Anemia
Plan Selection Display: Gen Adm Anemia
PlanType: Medical                                 
Version: 1          
Begin Effective Date: 2012-03-26 16:03:59
End Effective Date: 2100-12-31 00:00:00
Last Updated Date: 2023-05-25 12:31:20
Available at all facilities: Yes

Gen Adm Anemia
Admit/Discharge/Transfer
	Admit to Inpatient Status
		T;N, Anticipated LOS 2 midnight or more
	Admit to Observation Status
		T;N
	Admit to Critical Care Inpatient Status (MH)
		T;N, Anticipated LOS 2 midnight or more
	Admit to Critical Care Observation Status (MH)
		T;N
Vital Signs
	Vital Signs
		Per protocol
		T;N, Q1H
		Q2H-Sch
		Q4H-Sch
Activity
	Activity-As Tolerated
		T;N
	Bedrest
		T;N
	Up with Assistance
		T;N
	Bedrest with Bathroom Privileges
		T;N
	Up in Chair
		T;N, TIDWM
	Ambulate
		T;N, In hall, TID
		T;N, In hall, QID
Diet
	Regular Diet
		T;N
	NPO
		T;N
	Sodium Restricted Diet
		T;N
	Cardiac Diet
		T;N
	Renal Diet
		T;N
	Diabetic Diet
		T;N
	Clear Liquid Diet
		T;N
Laboratory
STAT Lab
	CBC with Diff
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Reticulocyte Count
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Direct Coombs
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	INR - MH/WH/JE
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	D-Dimer - MH/WH/JE
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Magnesium Level
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Phosphorus
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	TSH
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Iron Panel - MH/WH/JE
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Ferritin
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	LDH
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Vitamin B12 Level
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Folate
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Haptoglobin
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Toxicology Screen DAU - MH/WH/JE
		Stat, Stat, spec type = Urine
	Stool Pathogen Panel (PCR)
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Stool
		Includes targets for: Campylobacter, Salmonella, Shigella, Vibrio, Yersinia enterocolitica, Shiga Toxins 1 and 2, Norovirus and Rotavirus.(NOTE)*
	O and P Screen
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Stool
	Fecal Lactoferrin
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Stool
	Occult Blood Stool - MH/WH/FH
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Stool
	Pregnancy Test Urine
		T;N, Stat, Stat, spec type = Urine
Today's Lab
	CBC with Diff
		T;N, Routine, spec type = Blood
	Hemoglobin and Hematocrit
		T;N, Routine, Q6H, spec type = Blood
		T;N, Routine, Q8H, spec type = Blood
	INR - MH/WH/JE
		T;N, Routine, spec type = Blood
	D-Dimer - MH/WH/JE
		T;N, Routine, spec type = Blood
	Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
		T;N, Routine, spec type = Blood
	Magnesium Level
		T;N, Routine, spec type = Blood
	Phosphorus
		T;N, Routine, spec type = Blood
	TSH
		T;N, Routine, spec type = Blood
	Peripheral Smear Consult
		T;N, Routine, Blood, Routine
	Occult Blood Stool - MH/WH/FH
		T;N, Routine, spec type = Stool
	Occult Blood Stool - JE
		T;N, Routine, spec type = Stool
	UA (Culture if Positive)
		T;N, Routine, Routine, spec type = Urine
Tomorrow's Lab
	CBC with Diff
		T+1;0400, Routine, spec type = Blood
	BMP
		T+1;0400, Routine, spec type = Blood
	Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
		T+1;0400, Routine, spec type = Blood
	Magnesium Level
		T+1;0400, Routine, spec type = Blood
	Phosphorus
		T+1;0400, Routine, spec type = Blood
Medications

	Venofer IVPB
		200 mg, INT, IVPB, DAILY, 3 Day(s)
			Comment: In NS 100mL.
	sodium ferric gluconate complex
		125 mg, INT, IVPB, Once, infuse over 1 hr, T;N
		250 mg, INT, IVPB, Once, infuse over 2 hr, T;N
	ferrous sulfate
		325 mg Tab BY MOUTH BID
		325 mg, Tab, BY MOUTH, TID
	folic acid
		1 mg Tab BY MOUTH DAILY
	Vitamin B-12
		1,000 mcg, Tab, BY MOUTH, DAILY
		1,000 mcg, Injection, IM-IntraMUSCULAR, DAILY
	Protonix
		40 mg, Tablet-Enteric-Coated, BY MOUTH, BID
	pantoprazole IV
		40 mg, Injection, IV Push, BID
			Comment: Reconstitute with 10mL normal saline and infuse over 2 minutes.  Does NOT require filtration.
	Procrit
		50 units/kg, Solution, SUBCUTANEOUS, MonWedFri
Patient Care
	Resuscitation Status
		T;N, Full Code
		T;N, No Code
	Notify MD
		T;N, if patient is on any the following: asa, plavix, coumadin, heparin, lovenox, NSAIDs.
Consults/Follow-up
	Consult Hematologist/Oncologist
		Reason for Referral: Anemia
	Consult Gastroenterologist
		Reason for Referral: Anemia

Transfuse (Administer) Blood Products EKM
Vital Signs
		Refer to Transfusion Guidelines for Blood Components(NOTE)*
	Vital Signs
		T;N
			Comment: VS within 30 minutes before starting the transfusion, within 5-15 minutes after starting infusion, whenever a suspected adverse reaction occurs, and within 30 minutes of when transfusion complete
Laboratory
Packed Cells
	Crossmatch Red Blood Cells
		T;N, Routine
		T;N, Stat
	Administer blood products
		T;N, Packed cells
Plasma
	Frozen Plasma
		T;N, Routine
	Administer blood products
		T;N, Plasma-fresh frozen
Platelet Pheresis
	Platelet Pheresis
		T;N, Routine
	Administer blood products
		T;N, Platelet
Cryopreciptate
	Cryoprecipitate
		T;N, Routine
	Administer blood products
		T;N, Cryoprecipitate
IV Solutions

	Sodium Chloride 0.9%
		500 mL, IV, 1 Dose(s)/Time(s), 20 ml/hr
Medications
	Tylenol
		650 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Once, T;N
Patient Care
	Obtain Consent/Permit for:
		T;N, blood product transfusion
	Patient Education
		T;N, Review education leaflet "When you need a blood transfusion" prior to administering blood.
	Notify MD
		T;N, Temperature >100.0 F prior to transfusion

Coagulation Panel
Laboratory
	.Protime - MH/WH/JE
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Prothrombin Time (PT) - FH
		T;N, Stat
	PTT - MH/WH/JE
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Partial Thromboplastin Time (PTT) - FH
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Diagnostic Blood
	Fibrinogen Level - MH/WH/JE
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Fibrinogen Level - FH
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood
	Platelet Count
		T;N, Stat, spec type = Blood

VTE Prophylaxis
Medications
	Lovenox
		40 mg, Syringe, SUBCUTANEOUS, DAILY, T;N
			Comment: (CrCl>30) Pharmacy to adjust dose based on pt weight. VTE Prophylaxis
		40 mg, Syringe, SUBCUTANEOUS, DAILY, T;N+480
			Comment: (CrCl>30) Start 8 hours after admission. Pharmacy to adjust dose based on pt weight. VTE Prophylaxis
		40 mg, Syringe, SUBCUTANEOUS, DAILY, T+1;0900
			Comment: (CrCl>30) Pharmacy to adjust dose based on pt weight. VTE Prophylaxis
	HEParin 5000 units/mL SUBCUTANEOUS
		5,000 units, Injection, SUBCUTANEOUS, Q8H-Sch, T;N
			Comment: VTE Prophylaxis
		5,000 units, Injection, SUBCUTANEOUS, Q8H-Sch, T;N+480
			Comment: Start 8 hours after admission. VTE Prophylaxis
		5,000 units, Injection, SUBCUTANEOUS, Q8H-Sch, T+1;0600
			Comment: VTE Prophylaxis
Patient Care
		Sequential Compression Device and Anti Embolism Device orders will not suppress the VTE Advisor(NOTE)*
	Sequential Compression Device
		T;N, Apply, Once
	Anti Embolism Stockings
		T;N, Apply, Once
			Comment: knee high
	VTE Prophylaxis Contraindication
		High Risk of Bleeding
		Procedure Planned
		ASA order meets prophylaxis requirement
		If patient is low risk or further evaluation needed, complete advisor:(NOTE)*
	VTE Advisor
		Medical

Pain Constipation Nausea Protocol </= to 65 EKM
Medications
		Select only one medication in each category(NOTE)*
Mild Pain
	Tylenol
		650 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, see comment
			Comment: discomfort and/or pain-mild (pain rating 1-3) in opiate intolerant patient
		650 mg, Suppository, RECTALLY, Q6H, PRN, see comment
			Comment: discomfort and/or pain-mild (pain rating 1-3) in opiate intolerant patient
	ibuprofen
		600 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q6H, PRN, pain-mild
			Comment: pain rating 1-3
		800 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q8H, PRN, pain-mild
			Comment: pain rating 1-3
	acetaminophen-hydrocodone 325 mg-5 mg oral tablet
		1 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-mild
			Comment: pain rating 1-3
	Percocet 5 mg-325 mg oral tablet
		1 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-mild
			Comment: pain rating 1-3
	Dilaudid Injectable
		0.2 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-mild
			Comment: for pain rating 1-3 and if NPO
	morphine  IV
		2 mg, Syringe, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-mild
			Comment: for pain rating 1-3 and if NPO
Moderate Pain
	acetaminophen-hydrocodone 325 mg-5 mg oral tablet
		1 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6. If inadequate relief after 1 hour, may repeat dose if pain level moderate (pain rating 4-6) to severe (pain rating 7-10).  If repeat dose given, administer next dose at 4hr minimum unless otherwise prescribed.
	acetaminophen-hydrocodone 325 mg-7.5 mg oral tablet
		1 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6. If inadequate relief after 1 hour, may repeat dose if pain level moderate (pain rating 4-6) to severe (pain rating 7-10).  If repeat dose given, administer next dose at 4hr minimum unless otherwise prescribed.
	acetaminophen-hydrocodone 325 mg-10 mg oral tablet
		1 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6. If inadequate relief after 1 hour, may repeat dose if pain level moderate (pain rating 4-6) to severe (pain rating 7-10).  If repeat dose given, administer next dose at 4hr minimum unless otherwise prescribed.
	Percocet 5 mg-325 mg oral tablet
		1 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6. If inadequate relief after 1 hour, may repeat dose if pain level moderate (pain rating 4-6) to severe (pain rating 7-10).  If repeat dose given, administer next dose at 4hr minimum unless otherwise prescribed.
	Percocet 7.5 mg-325 mg oral tablet
		1 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6. If inadequate relief after 1 hour, may repeat dose if pain level moderate (pain rating 4-6) to severe (pain rating 7-10).  If repeat dose given, administer next dose at 4hr minimum unless otherwise prescribed.
	Percocet 10 mg-325 mg oral tablet
		1 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6. If inadequate relief after 1 hour, may repeat dose if pain level moderate (pain rating 4-6) to severe (pain rating 7-10).  If repeat dose given, administer next dose at 4hr minimum unless otherwise prescribed.
	Roxicodone
		5 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6. If inadequate relief after 1 hour, may repeat dose if pain level moderate (pain rating 4-6) to severe (pain rating 7-10).  If repeat dose given, administer next dose at 4hr minimum unless otherwise prescribed.
	morphine  oral immediate release
		15 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: Pain rating 4-6
	Dilaudid Injectable
		0.2 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6; may give if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics
		0.4 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6; may give if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics
	morphine  IV
		2 mg, Syringe, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6; may give if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics
		4 mg, Syringe, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6; may give if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics
	ketorolac injectable
		15 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q6H, PRN, pain-moderate, 48 hr
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6.
Severe Pain
	acetaminophen-hydrocodone 325 mg-5 mg oral tablet
		2 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: Pain rating 7-10
	acetaminophen-hydrocodone 325 mg-7.5 mg oral tablet
		2 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: Pain rating 7-10
	Percocet 5 mg-325 mg oral tablet
		2 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: Pain rating 7-10
	Percocet 7.5 mg-325 mg oral tablet
		2 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: Pain rating 7-10
	Percocet 10 mg-325 mg oral tablet
		2 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: Pain rating 7-10
	Roxicodone
		10 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: Pain rating 7-10
	morphine  oral immediate release
		30 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: Pain rating 7-10
	Dilaudid Injectable
		0.4 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2H, PRN for pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10 if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics. Use 0.4mg if over age 70.
		0.5 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10 if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics. Use 0.4mg if over age 70.
		0.6 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10 if NPO
		0.8 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10 if NPO
		1 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10 if NPO
	morphine  IV
		4 mg, Syringe, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10; may give if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics.
		6 mg, Syringe, IV Push, Q2H, PRN, pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10; may give if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics.
		Opiate Reversal(NOTE)*
	Narcan
		0.2 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2MIN, PRN for see comment
			Comment: if patient has received opiate agents in the past 24 hours and/or if patient becomes somnolent with minimal or no response to stimuli or respiratory rate is 10 or less per minute.  RN may administer naloxone prior to contacting MD.  Notify MD immediately upon administration of naloxone.  May give 0.2mg every 2 min up to 1mg total dose.
Constipation
	docusate
		100 mg, Capsule, By Mouth, DAILY
			Comment: Hold for diarrhea
	Senokot S 50 mg-8.6 mg oral tablet
		2 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, QHS
	MiraLax oral powder for reconstitution
		17 gm, Packet, By Mouth, Q12H, PRN, constipation
			Comment: Mix in 6 oz juice or water
		17 gm, Packet, By Mouth, DAILY, PRN, constipation
			Comment: Mix in 6 oz juice or water
	Milk of Magnesia 8% oral suspension
		30 mL, Suspension, By Mouth, DAILY, PRN for constipation
			Comment: If Miralax not effective; do not use if creatinine clearance or GFR < 30mL/min
		30 mL, Suspension, By Mouth, Q12H, PRN for constipation
			Comment: If Miralax not effective; do not use if creatinine clearance or GFR < 30mL/min
	Dulcolax
		10 mg, Suppository, RECTALLY, DAILY, PRN, constipation
			Comment: If MOM ineffective or if patient NPO
		10 mg, Suppository, RECTALLY, Q12H, PRN, constipation
			Comment: If MOM ineffective or if patient NPO
	Fleet Enema 19 gm-7 gm rectal enema
		1 EA, Enema, RECTALLY, Q12H, PRN, constipation
			Comment: If bisacodyl ineffective
	Enema-Administer
		Tap water, Q1H, constipation
			Comment: if suppository ineffective
Nausea Vomiting
	ondansetron
		4 mg, Injection, IV PUSH, Q6H, PRN for nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Administer for nausea if not previously administered by anesthesia, PACU, or ED
		4 mg, Tablet-Disintegrating, By Mouth, Q6H, PRN for nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Administer for nausea if not previously administered by anesthesia, PACU, or ED
		Select either promethazine or prochlorperazine orders(NOTE)*
	prochlorperazine
		10 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q6H, PRN, nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron ineffective and if no history of seizures.
		25 mg, Suppository, RECTALLY, BID, PRN, nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron ineffective and if no history of seizures, give if IV access not available.
	Phenergan (MH/WH)
		25 mg, Tab, By Mouth, BID, PRN, nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron ineffective and if no history of seizures.
		25 mg, Suppository, RECTALLY, BID, PRN, nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron ineffective and if no history of seizures; give if unable to take oral meds.
		6.25 mg, Injection, IM-Intramuscular, Q6H, PRN for nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron ineffective and if no history of seizures; give if unable to take oral meds.
	Phenergan (FH)
		12.5 mg, INT, IVPB, Once, PRN for nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron ineffective and if no history of seizures; give if unable to take oral meds.
		25 mg, INT, IVPB, Once, PRN for nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron ineffective and if no history of seizures; give if unable to take oral meds.
	Phenergan (JE)
		25 mg, Tab, By Mouth, BID, PRN, nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron ineffective and if no history of seizures
		25 mg, Suppository, RECTALLY, BID, PRN, nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron ineffective and if no history of seizures; give if unable to take oral meds.
	Reglan
		10 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q6H, PRN, nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron and phenothiazine ineffective; avoid in patients > 65 y/o.
		10 mg, Injection, IM-Intramuscular, Q6H, PRN, nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: Give if ondansetron and phenothiazine ineffective; avoid in patients > 65 y/o.
Patient Care

	Notify MD
		If patient develops itching
		if no results from enema.

Pain Constipation Nausea Protocol > 65 Geriatric E
Medications
		Select only one medication in each category(NOTE)*
Mild Pain
	acetaminophen
		1,000 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q8H-Sch, T;N
			Comment: For pain rating 1-3; Consider IV Acetaminophen (Ofirmev) if NPO.
		1,000 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q8H, PRN pain-mild
			Comment: For pain rating 1-3; Consider IV Acetaminophen (Ofirmev) if NPO.
		1,000 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q8H-Sch, T+1;N
			Comment: For pain rating 1-3; Consider IV Acetaminophen (Ofirmev) if NPO.
	acetaminophen 10 mg/mL intravenous solution
		1,000 mg, Solution-Injection, IVPB, Q8H, T;N, duration: 3 Dose(s)/Time(s)
			Comment: For pain rating 1-3.
Moderate Pain
	oxyCODONE
		2.5 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6
	traMADol
		25 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q6H, PRN pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6; Screen for drug interactions (e.g.SSRI), and adjust dose for CrCl<30ml/min; avoid use if history of seizures.
	Dilaudid Injectable
		0.2 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q4H, PRN pain-moderate
			Comment: For pain rating 4-6; may give if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics.
Severe Pain
	oxyCODONE
		5 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q4H, PRN pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10.
	traMADol
		50 mg, Tab, By Mouth, Q6H, PRN pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10; screen for drug interactions (e.g.SSRI), and adjust dose for CrCl<30ml/min; avoid use if history of seizures.
	Dilaudid Injectable
		0.4 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2H, PRN pain-severe
			Comment: For pain rating 7-10 if NPO or for breakthrough pain if on oral analgesics.
		Opiate Reversal(NOTE)*
	Narcan
		0.2 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q2MIN, PRN see comment
			Comment: If patient has received opiate agents in the past 24 hours and/or if patient becomes somnolent with minimal or no response to stimuli or respiratory rate is 10 or less per minute.  RN may administer naloxone prior to contacting MD.  Notify MD immediately upon administration of naloxone.  May give 0.2mg every 2 min up to 1mg total dose.
PRN Discomfort
	trolamine salicylate 10% topical cream
		1 appl, Cream, TOPICAL, TID, PRN discomfort
			Comment: Apply to affected area.
	menthol-methyl salicylate topical
		1 appl, Cream, TOPICAL, TID, PRN discomfort
			Comment: Apply to affected area.
	lidocaine 4% topical patch
		1 patch, Patch, TransDERMAL, DAILY
	lidocaine Patch Removal
		Patch Removal, Patch, TransDERMAL, QHS
	Medication patch site check
		T;N+720, Q12H
Constipation
	Senokot S 50 mg-8.6 mg oral tablet
		1 TAB, Tab, By Mouth, BID, PRN for constipation
			Comment: Hold for loose stools
	MiraLax oral powder for reconstitution
		17 gm, Packet, By Mouth, BID
			Comment: Hold for loose stools.  Mix in 6oz juice or water.
	Dulcolax
		10 mg, Suppository, RECTALLY, Q12H, PRN constipation
			Comment: If other agents ineffective or if patient NPO.
	Fleet Enema 19 gm-7 gm rectal enema
		1 EA, Enema, RECTALLY, Q12H, PRN constipation
			Comment: If suppository ineffective.
	Enema-Administer
		Tap water, Q1H, see comment
			Comment: If suppository ineffective.
Nausea Vomiting
	ondansetron
		4 mg, Tablet-Disintegrating, By Mouth, Q6H, PRN nausea and/or vomiting
		4 mg, Injection, IV Push, Q6H, PRN nausea and/or vomiting
			Comment: If unable to take by mouth.

*Report Legend:
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GOAL - This component is a goal
IND - This component is an indicator
INT - This component is an intervention
IVS - This component is an IV Set
NOTE - This component is a note
Rx - This component is a prescription
SUB - This component is a sub phase