ATROPINE AND TPN - HOW USED IN THE CLINICAL SETTING
Atropine and its uses:
Atropine is a drug which has many uses in the clinical setting.
For example, it is used for:- the patient with symptomatic bradycardia, to increase heart rate
- to decrease secretions in the surgical patient
There are side effects such as:
dry mouth, blurred vision, dilated pupils and more.
TPN and its uses:
What does TPN mean? TPN means Total Parenteral Nutrition.
This is a form of nutrition which is given by intravenously, via
a Central line. It is given to patients who cannot eat or drink.
Learn more about TPN and how it is administered.
Just click on the link :
Sessions 20
This is a form of nutrition which is given by intravenously, via
a Central line. It is given to patients who cannot eat or drink.
Learn more about TPN and how it is administered.
Just click on the link :
Sessions 20
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