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| Treatment of Acute pain |
Patient
controlled Analgesia with Morphine |
 | Advantages
 | Allow patient to take an active role in the care |
 | Less dependent on nurses to deliver the next dose |
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 | Use of Meripidine is discouraged due to potential accumulation of active
metabolites that can cause seizure |
 | Start with 1 - 2 mg q 15 min prn, up to 12 mg /hr |
 | Provide MS Contin 1 hour before stopping the pump |
 | Patient education & necessary precautions |
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| Ketorolac (Toradol) |
 | 30-60 mg IM, then 15-30 mg q6h, followed by oral dose 10 mg q6-8h |
 | Less effective than Opiod |
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| Opiod |
Opiod analgesic class II
Opiod analgesics class III & IV |
| Nonopioid |
Muscle relaxants
Nonopiod analgesics |
| Migraine |
Treatment of acute Migraine |
| Antiemetic |
Antimetic |
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