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Paracetamol
Indication: Analgesic, antipyretic
PO tablet: Presentation: 500mg, Dose: 1000mg (500mg x 2) (O/A 15-30mins)
PO liquid: Presentation: 250mg/5ml (50mg/1ml), Dose: 15mg/kg > 1000mg (O/A 15-30mins)
IV infusion (>16yrs): Presentation: 1000mg/100ml, Dose: 1000mg/100ml (3-4 drips/min), flush with 100ml saline (O/A 5-10mins)
Contras: Allergy
RPT: Every 4hrs PRN to max 4000mg/24hrs
Ibuprofen
Class: NSAID
Indication: Analgesic, antipyretic, anti-inflammatory
PO tablet: Presentation: 200mg, Dose: 400mg (200mg x 2) (O/A 30mins)
PO liquid: Presentation: 100mg/5ml (20mg/1ml), Dose: 10mg/kg > 400mg (O/A 30mins)
Contras: CKD, active peptic ulcer disease, GI bleed, CCF, MI hx., ACS presentation, pregnancy, hypoperfused state, NSAID allergy
Cautions: Cardiovascular disease, pre-existing renal disease, ACEi/ ARB use, diuretics, dehydration, >65, major trauma/ head injury, currently anticoagulated
Side effects: Nausea, dyspepsia, GI ulceration or bleeding, increased risk of bleeding
RPT: Every 6hrs PRN to max 2400mg/24hrs
Methoxyflurane
Indication: Analgesic
INH: Presentation: 3ml, Dose: 3ml (O/A 6 breaths, duration 20 mins)
Breathe in through mouth, out through nose, cover hole to increase strength
Contras: Malignant hyperthermia (severe adverse anaesthetic reaction), renal impairment, pregnancy
RPT: Max 6ml/day, max 15ml/week, not for use on consecutive days
Fentanyl
Class: Opioid
Indication: Analgesic (uncontrolled pain)
IN: Presentation: 450mcg/1.5ml, Adult dose: 90-180mcg, Paed dose: 1.5mcg/kg > max 75mcg single dose (RPT every 5min PRN to total max dose 400mcg)(0.1ml to prime MAD)
IV: Presentation: 100mcg/2ml (dilute 2ml with 8ml saline) = 100mcg/10ml, Adult dose: 25mcg/2.5ml-50mcg/5ml, Paed dose: 0.5mcg/kg > max 25mcg single dose (administer over >1min, RPT every 5min PRN to total max dose 300mcg in 1st hr, 100mcg/hr thereafter)
O/A: 30-60mins
Contras: Renal/ hepatic impairment, elderly, <1yo, respiratory depression, allergy, GCS <13
½ max dose for frail adults (<45kg), >65yo
*Elderly/ <1yo more sensitive to opioid-induced CNS depression
*Shorter O/A and longer elimination half-life than morphine
*Duration of respiratory depression is typically longer than duration of analgesia
Salbutamol
Class: SABA, bronchodilator
Indication: Asthma, COPD, anaphylaxis with wheeze post-adrenaline
MILD-MOD MDI INH: Presentation: 100mcg/puff, Adult dose: 1200mcg (12 puffs), Paed dose: 600mcg (6 puffs)
MOD NEB: Presentation: 5mg/2.5ml, Adult dose: 5mg/2.5ml, Paed dose (<6yo): 2.5mg/1.25ml
SEV NEB: Presentation: 5mg/2.5ml, Adult dose: 15mg/7.5ml, Paed dose (<6yo): 7.5mg/3.75ml
MOA: Salbutamol (SABA) binds to B2 receptors, activates Ac, increase cAMP, modulates intracellular Ca+, reduced Ca+ = reduced actin-myosin filament contraction, causing bronchodilation
Increases CBF
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