Nebulizer medications as patient specified unit dose

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Wed, 10/31/2018 - 08:39
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Nissreen A. Abe...
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Nebulizer medications as patient specified unit dose

Looking for your experience and practice. with spreading use of automation dispensing cabinet which required mostly to have the medication in unit dose format.
1. How do you provide nebulizer medications as Colistin neb., Sodium chloride 3% neb. as patient specified unit dose
2. Is it required aseptic technique
3. If you use syringe; what type?

Nissreen

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