Approved Hospital Formulary
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Medications not yet evaluated by P&T are considered NON-FORMULARY. Always check 2 unique patient identifiers - NAME and DATE OF BIRTH - at every step!
Please be sure to document all clinical activities daily.
Please be sure to document all clinical activities daily.
Approved Hospital Formulary
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ibuprofen
ibuprofen
- Formulary NSAID Formulary
- Restricted Caldolor --> limited to treat fever where IV ketorolac, oral and suppository forms of NSAIDS cannot be given or have proven ineffective.
Last updated: Dec. 20, 2017
- Black Box Warning: Cardiovascular; gastrointestinal risk
Motrin medication guide
NSAID -- maybe scheduled with meals.
Caldolor -- automatic conversion from IV to PO by pharmacists per approved criteria, on a 1:1 mg dosage ratio. IV to Oral Automatic Conversions
NeoProfen is formulary, restrictedto use in the Neonatal ICU for the treatment of PDA.
Caldolor is formulary, restricted to treatment of fever where IV ketorolac, or oral/suppository forms of NSAIDs cannot be given or are undesirable.
Reviewed: July 25, 2006 (NeoProfen), February 23, 2010 (Caldolor)