fentanyl Flashcards
Trade names for fentanyl
Duragesic
Sublimase
Classes for fentanyl
Narcotic analgesic
Narcotic agonist
MOA of fentanyl
Alleviates pain by depressing the CNS
Depresses respiratory centers in the brain stem
Decreases venous return to the heart
Decreases preload and afterload
Indications for fentanyl
Pain management
Contraindications for fentanyl
Known hypersensitivity Head injury Decreased LOC Respiratory depression Hypotension
Adverse reactions to fentanyl
CNS depression Respiratory depression Respiratory arrest Hypotension Bradycardia / tachycardia Dysrhythmias Syncope Dyspnea Nausea / vomiting
Routes of administration for fentanyl
IV
IO
IM
Onset/Peak/Duration for fentanyl
O: 1-3 minutes
P: 3-5 minutes
D: 30-60 minutes
Adult dosages for fentanyl
25-50 mcg
- Max dose of 200 mcg
Pediatric dosages for fentanyl
1-2 mcg/kg
- Max dose of 50 mcg
Special considerations for fentanyl
100 mcg of fentanyl is equivalent in analgesia to 10 mg morphine
Standard supplies for fentanyl
Ampule
Vial