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HYDROMORPHONE          Lactation Yes(Not Recommended)   Trade Name: Dilaudid
          Class / Mechanism of Action
          Opioid Analgesic
          Binds to opioid receptors within the CNS increasing pain threshold and altering pain reception; inhibits
          ascending pain pathways (blocking painful stimulus); produces CNS depression
          Onset: IV 10-20 minutes.  Duration 2-4 hours
          Indications
          Labeled Indications: Moderate to severe pain.
          Contraindications
          •  Hypersensitivity to hydromorphone or any component of the formulation
          •  Severe respiratory depression (in absence of resuscitative equipment or ventilator support)
          •  Acute or severe asthma
          •  Paralytic ileus
          Adverse Reactions / Precautions
          •  Always be prepared for use of paralytic and intubation (maintain positive control of airway).
          •  Head trauma: Use with extreme caution in head injury, or suspected increased ICP;
            exaggerated increase in ICP may occur.
          •  May cause Hypotension, Use with caution in hypovolemic patients.
          •  May cause life-threatening Reparatory depression
          •  CNS depression: Impairs physical and mental abilities
          Dose and Administration:    ADULT    PEDIATRIC Always Reference BROSELOW Tape
          Acute pain (moderate-to-severe):   Acute pain (moderate-to-severe):
          IV: (Slow)                     IV: (Slow)
          •  0.5mg (range 0.25-2mg) IV/IO q1-6hr prn  •  Children: 0.015mg/kg IV q4-6hr prn
          •  Critically ill require lower dose, opioid   •  Adolescents >50kg: Refer to adult dosing
            tolerant may require higher dose
          •  Continuous infusion: Usual dosage range:
            0.5-3mg/hr (See infusion chart next
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