The Pediatric Pain HandbookFind the best drugs, dosages, routes of administration and side effects at a moment's notice. Over 100 drugs are listed alphabetically with information on use, dosage, elimination, how supplied, pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, interaction/toxicity, guidelines/precautions, and principal adverse reactions. |
Contents
Basic Aspects of Acute Pediatric Pain and Sedation | 1 |
Postoperative Pain Management | 49 |
Epidural and Spinal Anesthesia and Analgesia | 81 |
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acetaminophen acute pain administration adults adverse effects agents airway alfentanil analgesic Anesth Analg Anesthesiology anesthetic artery barbiturates benzodiazepines blockade bolus dose bupivacaine butorphanol cardiac cardiovascular catheter chest chloroprocaine clinical codeine continuous infusion decrease deep sedation dorsal drug duration of action EMLA endotracheal intubation epidural anesthesia epinephrine femoral fentanyl flumazenil half-life hemodynamic hepatic hydromorphone increased infants infusion rate injection injury intercostal Interpleural intravenous ketamine ketorolac lidocaine local anesthetic lorazepam lumbar Max dose medications meperidine metabolism methadone mg/5 ml mg/kg mg/kg/dose mg/kg/hr mg/ml midazolam minutes ml/kg monitoring morphine naloxone needle neonates nerve block NSAIDs occur onset opioids oral oxycodone oxygen pain management parenteral pediatric patients placement plexus postoperative analgesia postoperative pain procedures propofol pulmonary receptors renal respiratory depression result risk sedative seizures serum sickle cell disease subcutaneous sufentanil surgery surgical technique therapy thoracic tients tion Tobias JD toxicity vascular ventilation µg/kg