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• Use cautiously with NSAIDs due to increased CNS stimulation.
• Prolonged QT interval
• Abnormal dreams
• Pseudomembranosus colitis
Other notes:
• Oral antacids decrease absorption of the moxafloxacin when taken orally.
• Visually inspect any solution of moxafloxacin for particulate matter and discoloration
prior to use. Solution must be clear.
• IV administration– must be reconstituted prior to administration.
° Do not mix or co-infuse with other medications.
° At cool temperatures precipitation may occur, which will re-dissolve at room temperature.
TMEP use:
• Barotrauma Protocol
• Bronchitis/Pneumonia Protocol
• Cellulitis/Cutaneous Abscess Protocol
SECTION 3 • Epistaxis Protocol
• Ear Infection Protocol
• Flank Pain (Renal Colic, Pyelonephritis, Kidney Stone) Protocol
• Gastroenteritis Protocol
• Ingrown Toenail Protocol
• K9 Trauma Management Protocol/Canine TCCC
• Meningitis Protocol (Prophylaxis)
• Subungual Hematoma Protocol
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Mupirocin Ointment 2% (Bactroban )
Description: Topical antibacterial
Indications:
• Impetigo
• Topical skin infection
Adult dose:
• Clean affected area.
• Apply small amount of antibiotic on the area 1 to 3 times/day.
• The affected area may be covered by gauze or a sterile bandage.
Pediatric dose:
• Safety in children has been established in ages 2 to 16 years.
• Pediatric dosing is like adult dosing.
Contraindications: Should not be used with open wounds.
Pregnancy Category B
Side-effects:
• Burning, stinging, pain, itching at application site

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