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Category: Main/Parenteral TherapyKeywords: Parenteral manual, IV manual, monograph, parenteral therapy, parenteral drug information, IV drug compatibility, parenteral drug administration, parenteral nutrition, parenteral drug handbook
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Handbook of Parenteral Drug Administration 
Written by a pharmacist. Reference tool for nurses, doctors, and pharmacists who are involved in parenteral drug administration. Covers intravenous injection or infusion, intramuscular injection, subcutaneous injection, compatible fluids, incompatible fluids, stability data, dosage guides, adverse effects, methods of administration, precautions, Hdx info, Pdx info, sodium content, and displacement values.
Intravenous Medication Administration Guidelines
From NIH (National Institute of Health) Clinical Center. Organized by therapeutic classes. Info on Usual Dose Range, Standard Dilution, Maximum Concentration, Adjust for Renal or Hepatic Failure, Infusion Times/ Comments/ Drug Interactions. Very concise.
IV Drug Monographs
Edited by Caroline Bailey from Vancouver Island Health Authority, this Parenteral Manual contains information on stability/compatibility of IV drugs in addition to the normal components of a parenteral manual.
Vancouver Hospital Parenteral Drug Therapy Manual
Vancouver Hospital & Health Sciences Centre. Extensive list of parenteral drugs. Each drug is discussed under the following topics: Indications, reconstitution & stability, compatiblity, routes of administration, dosage, potential harzards, important implicatons.
Adult critical care medications for continuous IV infusion
From University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago(UIMCC) Department of Hospital Pharmacy. Include information on approved standard medication infusion concentrations and dilutions, appropriate diluent, appropriate dosing/administration rate, maximum administration rate, maximum concentration, appropriate IV line administration (central vs peripheral) and compatibility information for commonly used critical care medications.
Alteplase Use in Catheter Occlusions
By a clinical pharmacist affiliated from VA Medical Center, Michigan.
BCCA Cancer Drug Manual
General reference in the appropriate use and dosing of chemotherapy drugs, mostly parenteral but also cover oral ones as well. From British Columbia Cancer Agency.
Bioavailability of Parenteral Products
CE from US Pharmacist
CE Topics from Baxter on Selected Parenteral Therapies
Topics include: Albumin Therapy, Hemophilia, Immune Disease (IVIG), Medication Delivery, Nutrition (TPN), Pain Management, Transfusion Therapies.
** Now requires registration (still FREE). Need to browse for article.
Compatibility of an injectable oxycodone formulation
Hospital Pharmacist publication. Compatibility of an injectable oxycodone formulation with typical diluents, syringes, tubings, infusion bags and drugs for potential co-administration
Compatibility of Subcutaneous Administered Drugs
Vancouver Hospital & Health Sciences Centre Formulary
Critical Care Drug Monographs
From London Health Science Center, Ontario, Canada. Concise database of Dosage, Administration, Adverse Effects, Cautions, Monitoring Parameters and compatibility in common IV solutions.
Evaluating Intravenous Compatibility Literature
From New York State Council of Health System Pharmacist (NYSCHP). Article embedded inside the journal article. Need to locate using "binocular" search.
Filtration guidelines for administartion of IV medications
From University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago(UIMCC) Department of Hospital Pharmacy
Filtration Guidelines for the Administration of Intravenous Medications
From University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center Pharmacy Services
Formulary Considerations For IGIV Products
CE from US Pharmacist
ICU Meds Intravenous Drip Rate Calculator
By a clinical pharmacist affiliated from VA Medical Center, Michigan. Weight-based calculation dosage and drip rate of common IV medications used in ICU and ER.
IGIV administration from the Clinician's Perspective: Therapeutic, Formulation and Safety
CE module from Baxter and Healthstream. Note that a fast and Free registration is necessary to access this valuable resource.
IGIV administration from the Clinician’s Perspective
Therapeutic, Formulation and Safety Considerations
CE from Baxter.
Requires free registrations.
Initiation of Parenteral Nutrition in Adults
CE from Baxter and Healthstream. Note that a quick but Free registration is necessary to access this CE module.
Intradialytic Parenteral Nutrition - An Assessment of Outcomes
Karen F Shalansky, Pharm. D. Pharmaceutical Sciences Rounds, Vancouver General Hospital
Intravenous Dilution Standards - GlobalRPh
Compiled by a hospital pharmacist affiliated with VA Medical Center, Michigan. Info on standard dilution, stability, common dosage, as well as renal dosing of IV medications.
Intravenous Drip Rate Calculator
By a clinical pharmacist affiliated from VA Medical Center, Michigan. Weight-based calculation of dosage and drip rate of common IV medications.
Intravenous Phenytoin / Fosphenytoin Administration Guideline
From NIH (National Institute of Health) Clinical Center.
Intravenous Therapy Clinical Procedures
Step by step explanations on IV therapy including indication, devices, fluids, vein selection, techniques, fluid rate calcuation and complications.
Introduction to Home Parenteral Nutrition
CE from Baxter and Healthstream. Note that a quick but Free registration is necessary to access this CE module.
IVIG Therapy - US Pharmacist
An Emerging Role in Organ Transplantation. Written by PharmD and an MD.
Massachusetts General Hospital Intravenous Medication Reference
Concise reference containing information on the drug's action, Indications, Precautions and Side Effects, Allergic reaction and Administration Guidelines:
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