Transdermal Fentanyl require unique dosing conversions. For Adult and pediatric patients taking

Transdermal Fentanyl Conversion Table FDA’s recommendations for the total daily opiate dose required to begin or convert to a particular strength of TD fentanyl. #Transdermal #Fentanyl #Conversion #Table #Pharmacology

Opioid Analgesic Equivalences #Pharmacology #Pain #Opiate #Opioid #Conversion #Table #Equianalgesic #Morphine #Hydromorphone #Oxycodone #Duration

Fentanyl Conversion Table Fentanyl patch 25 mcg/hr = Morphine PO 50 mg/day Fentanyl patch 50 mcg/hr = Morphine PO 100 mg/day Fentanyl patch 75 mcg/hr = Morphine PO 150 mg/day * Use caution converting to Fentanyl - short duration of action #Fentanyl #Conversion #Table #pharmacology #pain #management

Opioid equivalencies - Morphine, Oxycodone, Hydromorphone - Simplified Conversion Table Morphine 30 PO = 10 IV = Oxycodone 20 PO = Hydromorphone 7.5 PO = 1.5 IV - BWH Medicine Chiefs @BrighamChiefs #Opioid #opiate #equivalencies #equivalent #conversion #pharmacology #table

Equianalgesic Opioid Dosing #Pharmacology #Pain #Opioid #Opiate #Conversion #Equianalgesic #Table

Table A is a standard conversion of equianalgesic opioids. Many practice sites or text books may vary slightly. Its a convenient reference to use for switching between PO and IV forms. #Pharmacology #Pain #Opiate #Opioid #Conversion #Table #Equianalgesic #Morphine #Hydromorphone #Oxycodone

Opioid Equianalgesic Equivalence to IV Morphine - Conversion Table Equipotency estimates are widely variant and often based on scant, methodologically poor data. #Opioid #Equianalgesic #Equivalence #Morphine #Table #Conversion #Pharmacology #Pain

$Pain Assessment and Management Initiative (PAMI) - Opioid Prescribing and Equianalgesic Chart - Agents and Dosing #Management$

Pain Assessment and Management Initiative (PAMI) - Opioid Prescribing and Equianalgesic Chart - Agents and Dosing #Management #Pain #Pharmacology #Opioid #Opiate #Equianalgesics #Conversion #Doses #Dosing #Table #PAMI

Intern Pocket Cards - Pharmacologic Pain Management Options Anti-inflammatory: • Acetaminophen (24 hours: < 3-4g in healthy adults, <3g in CKD, <2g in liver disease or cirrhosis) • Oral NSAIDs or IV ketorolac (avoid NSAIDs if CKD or >2 of the following risk factors: history of GI ulcer, age >60, on steroids, on ASA/anticoagulation) • Opioid: Hydrocodone, morphine, oxycodone, hydromorphone, fentanyl, tramadol, codeine • Topical: Lidocaine patch, menthol cream, lidocaine/prilocaine cream, capsaicin cream • Neuropathic agents: Gabapentin, pregabalin, SNRIs, TCAs • Anti-spasmodic: Baclofen, cyclobenzaprine, tizanidine Opioid Equianalgesia Conversion Table: • Morphine 10 IV, 25 PO • Hydromorphone 2 IV, 5 PO • Oxycodone 20 PO • Hydrocodone 25 PO • Codeine 100 IV, 200 PO • Fentanyl 0.15 IV • Tramadol 100 IV, 120 PO Dr. Satya Patel @SatyaPatelMD Full Inpatient Pocket Cards Collection: https://bit.ly/pocketcardset #Pain #Opioid #Conversion #Table #Ladder #medications #pharmacology #agents #internship #guide #comparison

The Acute Care Opioid Table - For Emergency Providers There are a hundred opioid tables out there, but none of them are designed for emergency providers, so we made our own: The Acute Care Opioid Table. Including ketamine, because no opioid table is complete without the non-opioid, ketamine. PO Morphine, PO Hydromorphone, PO Hydrocodone, PO Oxycodone, PO Codeine, PO Tramadol, IV Morphine, IV Fentanyl, IV Hydromorphone, IN Fentanyl, BAN Fentanyl, BAN Morphine, IV/IM Buprenorphine, SL Buprenorphine, IV Ketamine, IN Ketamine #Opioid #Pain #Dosing #Acute #Management #Table #Pharmacology #Emergency