Pediatric Pharmacology Flashcards

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Neonates Increased absorption: (due to achlorhydria)

A

penicillins

erythromycin

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Neonates Decreased absorption:

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acetaminophen

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3
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Neonates similar absorption to adults

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cotrimoxazole (SMZ-TMP)

sulfonamides

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4
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Renal Elimination

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Elimination of drugs much faster than neonates and adults

Higher doses and shorter dosing intervals

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5
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Tylenol Dosage formulations:

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Drops: 80 mg/1 ml

Children’s Tylenol: 160 mg/5 ml

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Ibuprofen Dosing

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Ibuprofen comes in two liquid strengths and two chewable tablets:
Dose ibuprofen 5-10mg/kg per dose, every 6 hours.
Reserve the 10mg/kg for high fevers

Motrin is not labeled for infants <6months!!

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