The King Guide y-site compatibility wall charts are a useful reference to have visible in the hospital and pharmacy for situations where a quick 'yes' or 'no' answer is needed. With 122 IV drugs and 4 infusion fluids the wall charts provide a comprehensive view of compatibility for Critical Care Admixtures and Chemotherapy Admixtures on a laminated 27" x 27" wall chart.
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Wall charts provide a convenient centralized offline way to quickly confirm the advisability of mixing intravenous drugs and a simple way to determine if more in-depth information is needed from the full text monographs provided in the complete King® Guide to Parenteral Admixtures®.
At nurses stations, the wall charts provide IV compatibility information at the point of care. Having easy access to this information saves valuable time by reducing the need to call the pharmacy and provides nurses valuable information to confirm and verify drug compatibility questions prior to patient administration.
Wall charts provide a convenient way to quickly confirm the advisability of mixing intravenous drugs.
Identify FDA Boxed Warning Drugs
Report Compatibility on 4 infusion fluids (D5W, D5½S, Lactated Ringer's, and Normal Saline)
Laminated which is required by some state inspectors
Designed to report y-site compatibility of intravenous drugs commonly administered to patients in the hospital, in emergency, and in home care/hospice. Includes new studies that appeared in the complete King Guide throughout 2022.
Includes: 4 Infusion Fluids and 122 IV Drugs
For 2023 we updated y-site compatibility for:
Designed to report y-site compatibility of intravenous drugs commonly administered to patients receiving chemotherapy. The 2023 edition has been updated with new studies that appeared in the complete King Guide to Parenteral Admixtures throughout 2022.
Includes: 4 Infusion Fluids and 122 IV Drugs including antibiotics and TPN solutions.
For 2023 we updated y-site compatibility for:
In addition, infusion fluid compatibility has been updated for 22 drugs.
Full text monographs for over 600 injectable drugs are reported in the