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Administering intranasal medications

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Abstract

Chapter objectives

At the end of this chapter the reader will be able to:

1. Describe the clinical rationale for administering intranasal (IN) medications
2. Identify the indications and contraindications for IN medication administration
3. Demonstrate the safe and effective use of a nasal mucosal atomising device (MAD Nasal)
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationClinical Skills for Paramedic Practice
EditorsDianne Inglis, Jeff Kenneally
PublisherElsevier Australia
Chapter4.2
Pages382-391
Number of pages10
ISBN (Electronic)9780729586320, 9780729586313
ISBN (Print)9780729542630, 978-0-7295-4263-0
Publication statusPublished - 2021

Keywords

  • Clinical Skills
  • Paramedic Practice
  • paramedic-focused clinical skills
  • intranasal medication
  • intranasal medications
  • clinical rationale
  • administering intranasal (IN) medications
  • indications and contraindications
  • nasal mucosal atomising device (MAD Nasal)

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  • Paramedicine Research Group

    Pearce, J. (Chief Investigator (Project Lead)), Makkink, A. (Chief Investigator (Project Lead)), Keir, A. (Chief Investigator (Project Lead)), Wanstall, S. (Chief Investigator (Project Lead)), Roberts, L. (Associate Investigator), Willis, S. (Associate Investigator), Wilkinson, J. (Associate Investigator), Elliott, R. (Associate Investigator), Thomson, M. (Associate Investigator), Flanagan-Sjoberg, S. (Associate Investigator), Cayetano, A. (Associate Investigator), Macfarlane, S. (Associate Investigator), Mitchell, B. (Associate Investigator), Gallagher, G. (Associate Investigator), Juhrmann, M. (Associate Investigator), Simpson, P. (Associate Investigator), Martin, A. (Associate Investigator), Craven, J. (Associate Investigator), Alexander, M. (Associate Investigator), Zhou, M. (Associate Investigator), Cuttance, G. (Associate Investigator), Rayner, T. (Associate Investigator) & Bear, R. (Associate Investigator)

    Project: Research

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