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Her MAR has order for pantoprazole 40 mg IVP now. IV access is a triple lumen...

Her MAR has order for pantoprazole 40 mg IVP now. IV access is a triple lumen central venous catheter with D5½NS with 20mEqKCL at 75 mL/hr in one lumen and a hydromorphone PCA in the second, and Cefotaxime infusing in the third. Which lumen will you use to administer the pantoprazole? How will you prepare this medication? How will you administer it?

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