Elective IV Therapy Standing Orders & Protocol Bundle

The standing orders template that actually contains the clinical content.

Most IV therapy templates leave the formulations blank. This one doesn't. 77 pages, written by a nurse, with every drip, dose, diluent and infusion rate written out — plus emergency orders, screening criteria, and a medical director packet built to actually get signed.

What's inside — 77 pages, 7 parts

1 · Governance & legal architecture
The good faith exam → patient-specific order → nurse administers sequence, explained plainly. A 16-question state verification worksheet, a ready-to-send board inquiry letter, and a scope-of-practice matrix covering MD, NP, PA, RN, LPN and MA.

2 · Master standing orders — 24 sections
Prescriber authorization, eligibility, contraindications, required labs, vital-sign go/hold/stop thresholds, interaction screening, IV insertion, monitoring intervals, adverse reactions, discharge criteria, documentation, consent, storage, compounding, infection control, and re-signature.

3 · 28 clinical order sets — with real doses
Hydration · Myers' Cocktail (push and bag build) · Immune · Recovery · Migraine · Athletic · Beauty · Energy · Detox · Metabolic · Adrenal · Post-Surgical · Anti-Nausea · High-Dose Vitamin C ladder · NAD+ titration · 10 IV push medications · 10 IM/SQ injections. Every card lists components, doses, diluents, rates, contraindications, monitoring, and a prescriber initials line.

4 · Emergency standing orders
Anaphylaxis with full epinephrine dosing and a 9-step sequence, vasovagal, hypoglycemia, infiltration and extravasation with grading, phlebitis, air embolism, suspected bloodstream infection, fluid overload, nerve injury, needlestick, chest pain. Plus an emergency positioning chart and complete crash kit inventory.

5 · Compliance & operations
FDA and FTC marketing claims in a say-this / not-that table. Required disclosure block. Mobile and in-home operations: environment screening, EMS-response exclusions, cold chain, sharps transport, solo clinician safety.

6 · Medical director review packet
A 2-page memo written for your prescriber explaining what they're being asked to sign. Responsibilities table, signature log, annual review calendar, 16-element chart audit tool, change control form.

7 · Forms, logs & check-offs
RN IV competency check-off, adverse event report, extravasation form, monthly emergency kit log, refrigerator temperature log, vendor diligence file, client aftercare sheet.

Appendix — full citation list (board position statements, package inserts, published protocols, USP, FTC, CMS), glossary, and an honest table of where published evidence conflicts.

Why this one is different

• The doses are actually in it. Competing templates leave the clinical content blank.
• Written by a nurse who understands the clinical and the business side.
• Full emergency standing orders — most templates have none.
• A medical director packet written for the physician, not for you.
• A state verification gate, because the rules changed in 2025 and 2026.
• Every source cited, so your prescriber can check anything.
• Editable Word — not a locked PDF, not a Canva file you can't properly edit.

What you receive

• Editable Word (.docx), 77 pages
• The same document as a print-ready PDF
• Instant download — nothing shipped

Common questions

Is this specific to my state?
No template is, and any seller who says otherwise is overpromising. What's included is better: a 16-question state verification worksheet and a board inquiry letter you can send to get an answer in writing from your own board.

Will my medical director actually sign it?
Part 6 is written for them — a 2-page memo explaining what they're being asked to sign, what it does not commit them to, and their ongoing responsibilities. Every order card has its own initials line so they can approve some formulations and strike others.

Are the doses ready to use?
They are proposed order sets for your prescriber to review, amend or reject — which is how it has to work. Your prescriber sets the final orders for your practice and for each patient. What this saves you is starting from a blank page.

Disclaimer

These are do-it-yourself templates provided for informational purposes only. They are not drafted by a legal professional and do not constitute medical or legal advice. Every dose, rate and threshold is a sample for your supervising prescriber to review, amend or reject — nothing here is a recommendation to treat any person. This is a generic template; your jurisdiction may have additional or different legal requirements, including laws and board positions governing IV therapy clinics, mobile infusion services, delegation and compounding. Please review, complete, and have your supervising prescriber (and, where needed, a licensed attorney in your state) approve these documents before use. You are solely responsible for compliance with the laws of your jurisdiction. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. IV therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Many preparations referenced are compounded and are not FDA-approved for the uses described.

Terms

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