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Tramadol IV Dosage and Nursing Care

Tramadol is a centrally acting analgesic that binds to μ-opiate receptors in the CNS, inhibiting ascending pain pathways and altering pain perception. It is prescribed to relieve moderate to severe pain and postoperative pain. Common adverse reactions include nausea, vomiting, constipation, drowsiness, and headache. Nursing responsibilities for tramadol administration include observing the rights of medication administration, assessing pain levels, monitoring vital signs and bowel function, and maintaining patient comfort and safety.
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Tramadol IV Dosage and Nursing Care

Tramadol is a centrally acting analgesic that binds to μ-opiate receptors in the CNS, inhibiting ascending pain pathways and altering pain perception. It is prescribed to relieve moderate to severe pain and postoperative pain. Common adverse reactions include nausea, vomiting, constipation, drowsiness, and headache. Nursing responsibilities for tramadol administration include observing the rights of medication administration, assessing pain levels, monitoring vital signs and bowel function, and maintaining patient comfort and safety.
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TRAMADOL Esguerra

Drug Name Dosage and Classification Mechanism Of Action Indications Contraindications Adverse Nursing Responsibilities
Route Reactions
Generic Name: Dosage: ● Analgesic Tramadol is a centrally Prescribed to Acute intoxication GI: Nausea, Before:
Tramadol 50 mg (centrally acting analgesic that relieve moderate to from centrally acting vomiting,
Order: acting) has opioid agonist severe pain and analgesics, hypnotics, constipation, ● Observe the 12 rights
Brand Name: PRN q6h ● Belongs to the properties. It binds to postoperative pain. psychotropic drugs, abdominal of medication
ultram Route: class of other μ-opiate receptors in alcohol, or other discomfort, administration.
IV opioids. Used the CNS resulting in opioids; uncontrolled dyspepsia ● Assess type,
[ Case Scenario to relieve pain. inhibition of ascending epilepsy, significant location ,and intensity
based ] pain pathways, thus respiratory CV: Palpitations, of pain before
altering the perception depression, acute or tachycardia administering drugs.
of and response to severe bronchial ● Frequently evaluate
pain. Along with the asthma (in an CNS: bowel function of
Initially 100 mg partial agonist activity unmonitored setting Drowsiness, patients.
via slow IV, IM, or on the opioid or in the absence of anxiety, ● review past analgesic
SC injection receptors, it also resuscitation headache, tremor history. Tramadol is
followed by 50 mg inhibits the reuptake of equipment), known not suggested for
every 10-20 serotonin and or suspected SKIN: Pruritus, people who are opioid
minutes up to a
norepinephrine gastrointestinal urticaria, rash, dependent or have
total of 250 mg
(initial dose) in the contributing to its obstruction hyperhidrosis , previously received
1st hour. analgesic effect. (including paralytic toxic epidermal opioids for more than
Subsequent doses ileus). Children aged necrolysis, one week; it may
of 50 mg or 100 12 and up, as well as stevens-johnson produce opioid
mg 4 to 6 hourly those aged 18 and up, syndrome withdrawal symptoms.
may be given who have had a
Max: 600 mg tonsillectomy and/or REPRO:
daily. an adenoidectomy. Menopausal
[ MIMs Book ] CYP2D6 enzymes symptoms
are both fast and poor Others: Severe
metabolizers. Use hyponatremia,
concurrently or hypotension,
within 14 days of hypoglycaemia, During:.
MAOI therapy. Use cns depression
during light planes of ● monitor the patient's
anaesthesia or for vital signs.
narcotic withdrawal ● monitor patients for
treatment. seizures, which may
occur within the
recommended dose
range.
● Frequently evaluate
bowel function of
patients.
● Maintain Client
comfort and safety

After:

● monitor the patient's


vital signs.
● assess type, location
and intensity of pain
after administration of
drug.
● Frequently evaluate
bowel function of
patients.
● advise the patient to
report to the physician
if symptoms are not
relieved.

Reference:
Dosage & Drug (Tremadol)
https://www.mims.com/philippines/drug/info/tramadol?mtype=generic

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