Non-Opioid Analgesic doses Flashcards
What is the dose for Tylenol?
650-1000 mg IV q 4-6hr
What is Tylenols MOA?
Unclear, possibly COX-2 inhibitor within CNS, inhibits prostaglandin synthesis
What are the anesthetic indications for Tylenol?
Anesthesia concerns: Monitor BP. Do not exceed max daily dose (<2g/day) d/t hepatic enzyme induction and impaired glucuronidation
What is the half-life of Tylenol?
1-3 hours
What are side effects/contraindications of Tylenol?
N/V, HA, insomnia; Hepatotoxic
What is Ibuprofens MOA?
COX-1 & COX-2 inhibitor; antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, & analgesic
What are the anesthetic concerns for Ibuprofen?
Anesthesia concerns: Increased concern w/ pts at risk for renal dysfunction, altered platelet fxn, and GI irritation. Monitor BP. May increase fluid accumulation/edema in CHF pts.
What is the dose for Ibuprofen?
400-800 mg IV q 6hr
What are side effects/contraindications of Ibuprofen?
Dizziness, epigastric pain, rash, tinnitus, renal dysfunction
What is the half-life of Ibuprofen?
2.2-2.4 hr
What is Ketorolac’s MOA?
COX-1 & COX-2 inhibitor
What is Ketorolac’s dose?
30 mg IM
15 mg or 30 mg IV Q6H
(Not to exceed 120mg in 24hrs)
What are the anesthetic concerns for Ketorolac?
Anesthesia concerns: PDA closure when given peripartum, renal toxicity in pts with renal diseases, bleeding risk.
What is the half-life of Ketorolac?
2-6 hr
What are the side-effects/contraindications of Ketorolac?
Dyspepsia, HA, GI pain, nausea, somnolence, renal dysfxn