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Gloria Delarosa, PharmD, of Shriners Hospital for Children in Los Angeles, Calif, did not know where to begin when attempting to fill this prescription. Because it is a pediatric surgical hospital, Dr. Delarosa did not want to play a guessing game. When she had the resident who wrote the script paged, there was no response. Her next course of action was to consult another resident for clarification. Do you have a clue?
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