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ADDITION OF DRUGS TO INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS1

There has been a considerable increase in the addition of drugs to intravenous fluids in medical practice over the past few years. The hazards associated with the practice result from microbiological contamination, incompatibility, drug degradation, ineffective drug levels, and increased opportunity for hospital medication errors. The risk to the patient is unacceptably high if this practice is carried out as a routine without adequate knowledge and precautionary measures.