Pentobarbital




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pentobarb coma drip


HI, my daughteriis allmost 4 years old and has head drop sezuers, she has had pentabarb coma three times ,this last time during recovery she has not sleep for aproximately 82 hrs and her doctors or not to concern the other two times she had this coma ...
by gary thompson in gainsville , fl, 12/13/2012

Recovery from Pentobarbital


Hello, How long does it take to recover from Pentobarb coma? What are the symptoms of recovery - when should you see signs of paralysis recovery - i.e. movement of arms/legs/head. Thank you, Allyson
by Allyson Thorn in Houston, TX, 04/16/2007

Pentobarbital individual efects for tthe body fat, and the dosage


Hello, I'm a pharmacy student in my country, and we were making rat experiments with pentobarbital about individual variation for one dose, and efects of modifications in interval dosification. So, I need to know about individual efects of pentoba...
by Carlo del Carpio in Tacna, Peru, 01/14/2007

Pentobarbital
Pentobarbital (Nembutal)
Pentobarbital
(pen-toe- BAR-bih-tal)
Pregnancy Category: D Nembutal (C-II) (Rx)
Pentobarbital sodium
Pentobarbital Sodium (Nembutal Sodium)
Pentobarbital
(pen-toe- BAR-bih-tal)
Pregnancy Category: D Nembutal Sodium Nova-Rectal Novo-Pentobarb (C-II) (Rx)

Classification: Sedative-hypnotic, barbiturate type

See Also: See also Barbiturates .

Action/Kinetics: Short-acting. t 1/2: 19-34 hr. Is 60%-70% protein bound.

Uses: PO: Sedative. Short-term treatment of insomnia (no more than 2 weeks). Preanesthetic. Rectal: Sedation, short-term treatment of insomnia (no more than 2 weeks). Parenteral: Short-term treatment of insomnia (no more than 2 weeks). Preanesthetic. Anticonvulsant in anesthetic doses for emergency treatment of acute convulsive states (e.g., status epilepticus, eclampsia, meningitis, tetanus, and toxic reactions to strychnine or local anesthetics). Investigational: Parenterally to induce coma to protect the brain from ischemia and increased ICP following stroke and head trauma.

Special Concerns: Reduce dose in geriatric and debilitated clients and in impaired hepatic or renal function.

How Supplied: Pentobarbital: Elixir: 18.2 mg/5 mL. Pentobarbital sodium: Capsule: 50 mg, 100 mg; Injection: 50 mg/mL; Suppository: 30 mg, 60 mg, 120 mg, 200 mg

Dosage
•Capsules Sedation.
Adults: 20 mg t.i.d.-q.i.d. Pediatric: 2-6 mg/kg/day, depending on age, weight, and degree of sedation desired.
Preoperative sedation.
Adults: 100 mg. Pediatric: 2-6 mg/kg/day (maximum of 100 mg), depending on age, weight, and degree of sedation desired.
Hypnotic.
Adults: 100 mg at bedtime.
•Suppositories, Rectal Hypnotic.
Adults: 120-200 mg at bedtime; infants, 2-12 months (4.5-9 kg): 30 mg; 1-4 years (9-18.2 kg): 30 or 60 mg; 5-12 years (18.2-36.4 kg): 60 mg; 12-14 years (36.4-50 kg): 60 or 120 mg.
•IM Hypnotic/preoperative sedation.
Adults: 150-200 mg; pediatric: 2-6 mg/kg (not to exceed 100 mg).
Anticonvulsant.
Pediatric, initially: 50 mg; then, after 1 min, additional small doses may be given, if needed, until the desired effect is achieved.
•IV Sedative/hypnotic.
Adults: 100 mg followed in 1 min by additional small doses, if required, up to a total of 500 mg.
Anticonvulsant.
Adults, initial: 100 mg; then, after 1 min, additional small doses may be given, if needed, up to a total of 500 mg. Pediatric, initially: 50 mg; then, after 1 min, additional small doses may be given, if needed, until the desired effect is achieved.

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