Well first off. An antiemetic alleviates vomiting. And that depends on the reason for the vomiting. If it is viral, it's better to let it run it's course to get it out of your body. If it's nausea. Eat a cracker. If your administering an antiemetic prior to treatment or surgery, it's to prevent vomiting, as in during a surgical procedure. Patients are advised not to take in any meds without physicians say so. Nurses, we follow physicians orders! but it is usually just before.
Antiemetics are typically administered about 30 to 60 minutes before meals to effectively alleviate nausea associated with eating. This timing allows the medication to reach its peak effectiveness when food is consumed. However, specific recommendations may vary depending on the type of antiemetic used, so it’s essential to follow healthcare provider instructions.
The people who administer intramuscular injections are trained before they are allowed to administer injections to humans. Sometimes they are trained on pieces of fruit first.
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before meals
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What preparations may be given before prolotherapy treatment?
Dr.R.Kunz and Dr.H.Keller invented thalidomide in Germany
You are not licensed to administer any narcotics to anyone.
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5 minutes. (As long as you are experiencing symptoms, administer ATNAA injection every 5 minutes. Seek medical guidance before administering more than 3 ATNAA injections.)
Yes