so whenever we have receieved new info whether its another LoR, etc. How do we go about resubmitting that item to the programs?
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ThinkFast007 said:so whenever we have receieved new info whether its another LoR, etc. How do we go about resubmitting that item to the programs?
You will go into the "programs applied to" tab and then open each one and select which letters, etc, and then click submit and it's on it's way!
thanks BeckBeck928 said:You will go into the "programs applied to" tab and then open each one and select which letters, etc, and then click submit and it's on it's way!
BTW..i havent shadowed a peds anesthesiologist...is there really such a thing as Fentanyl Lollipops? 🙂
ThinkFast007 said:thanks Beck
BTW..i havent shadowed a peds anesthesiologist...is there really such a thing as Fentanyl Lollipops? 🙂
Yeah, that's what my pharm professor told us! Not to say I've seen them in the real world....but I was thinking of giving them out for Halloween! Hehe!
Yes, there still are Fentanyl-laced lollipops, or "suckers", if you prefer.
The trade name is Actiq, the doses range from 200-1000 mcg/sucker (if I recall correctly).
I have seen them most often used in the setting of chronic/cancer pain management. Perhaps other posters have more experience using them in Peds, if at all.
Oh, and the taste of the suckers....dreamy!
misfit
The trade name is Actiq, the doses range from 200-1000 mcg/sucker (if I recall correctly).
I have seen them most often used in the setting of chronic/cancer pain management. Perhaps other posters have more experience using them in Peds, if at all.
Oh, and the taste of the suckers....dreamy!
misfit
That's it, everyone in my neighborhood is getting them for "trick-or-treat"!misfit said:Yes, there still are Fentanyl-laced lollipops, or "suckers", if you prefer.
The trade name is Actiq, the doses range from 200-1000 mcg/sucker (if I recall correctly).
I have seen them most often used in the setting of chronic/cancer pain management. Perhaps other posters have more experience using them in Peds, if at all.
Oh, and the taste of the suckers....dreamy!
misfit