2018
DOI: 10.1590/s1980-220x2017037103385
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Abstract: Objective: To identify the profile of drugs prescribed via oral and gastrointestinal catheter in a Walk-in Service of a University Hospital. Method: Quantitative cross-sectional study in which data were collected from the medical records of hospitalized patients using medication via oral or gastrointestinal catheter at least once a day between April and October 2015. The analysis was performed through descriptive statistics. Results: Out of 568 prescriptions (total), there were 143 different medications. The… Show more

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“…DOI 10.30968/rbfhss.2021.122.0600.Medication prescription and administration via enteral catheters is quite challenging for the entire team, since it involves the practice of many professionals who provide care to the patient. The study by Moreira et al11 (2018) corroborates with the results obtained, presenting most of the medications prescribed in the solid form (95.8%), and the liquid presentations had a lower frequency (4.2%). The paper by Rodrigues et al3 (2014) also presents similar results, obtaining the highest frequency of prescription of solid forms (85%) and the lowest of liquid forms.…”
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“…DOI 10.30968/rbfhss.2021.122.0600.Medication prescription and administration via enteral catheters is quite challenging for the entire team, since it involves the practice of many professionals who provide care to the patient. The study by Moreira et al11 (2018) corroborates with the results obtained, presenting most of the medications prescribed in the solid form (95.8%), and the liquid presentations had a lower frequency (4.2%). The paper by Rodrigues et al3 (2014) also presents similar results, obtaining the highest frequency of prescription of solid forms (85%) and the lowest of liquid forms.…”
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confidence: 71%