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Intranasal Medications In Pediatrics
See Resources below for more references. The following is from Reference (1): Why you should consider intranasal drug administration as another option for delivering medications to patients: Acute seizures, status epilepsy, heroin and narcotic overdose, insulin induced hypoglycemia, procedural sedation, … Continue reading
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