Intranasal: The Perfect Route? Jeremy Singleton, RN, CEN Intranasal (IN) administration of medications is an excellent tool that serves a wide variety of situations that
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After coming home from a long shift, but still having to do a lot of work on the farm, you decide to make a well-earned
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