Seizing child recieving IN treatmentTherapeutic Intranasal Drug Delivery

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Teaching materials related to nasal medication delivery

Treatment Protocols (Click here)

Bibliography: Abstracted medical articles related to intranasal medication delivery (Click here)

Peer Reviewed medical articles (Click here)

EMS (Ambulance) Teaching and training materials (Click here)

Power point Slide presentations

IN Medications in EMS (Click here) (ppt 2.4 MB)

IN Medications in Hospice (Click here)  (ppt 0.2 MB)

IN Medications in the clinical practice (Click here) (ppt 2.4 MB)

IN ketamine in military combat (Click here) (PDF 0.38 MB)

Intranasal fentanyl in pediatric emergency rooms (click here) -  Sally Britnell, RN presentation

Naleen Bhandari, Intranasal medication delivery overview.ppt

Video Lecture presentations (WMV format)

Part 1: Introduction to nasal drug delivery (22.5 minutes) - this is a precursor to all additional presentations (click here)

Part 2a: Specific clinical uses - Intranasal medications in the Emergency Room (56 minutes) (click here)

Part 2b: Specific clinical uses - Intranasal medications in EMS (37.5 minutes)  (click here)

Part 2c: Specific clinical uses - Intranasal medications in Anesthesia (13.5 minutes)   (click here)

Part 2d: Specific clinical uses - Intranasal medications in Hospice (39 minutes)   (click here)

Billing CPT codes for clinicians

There is at least one billing CPT code for intranasal drug delivery: CPT 99142. You will need to review this with your professional biller to be sure this is up to date. It is related to sedation:

99141: Sedation with or without analgesia; intravenous, intramuscular, or inhalation

99142: Sedation with oral, rectal and/or intranasal