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pantoprazole

pantoprazole
Brand names: Protonix, Protonix IV
Form Strength
DELAYED RELEASE TABLET, ORAL 40 mg
POWDER FOR INJECTION, INTRAVENOUS 40 mg


Medication comments:
NOTE: Prophylactic PPI's started in the hospital will be automatically discontinued when patients are discharged from ICU, unless there is a gastrointestinal indication for continuation.
Per policy, orders for these non-formulary agents will be changed to formulary equivalents.
Non-Formulary Agent Formulary Equivalent
pantoprazole (Protonix) for pediatric patients esomeprazole (NexIUM) granules - see details there
pantoprazole (Protonix) per tube esomeprazole (NexIUM) granules - see details there
Per policy, these drugs may be converted from IV to PO in patients who meet criteria.  
pantoprazole(Protonix) may convert from IV to PO on a mg-to-mg basis.
Enteral Drug Administration notes.
Generic
(Brand)
Comments and Considerations Recommendations for Administration with Enteral Nutrition
pantoprazole
(Protonix)
Crushing DR tablet can clog tubes. Substitute to esomeprazole delayed-release granules. No dose adjustment when using compounded suspension. Do NOT use DR or EC tablets. Consider holding tube feeding 1 hour before dose

Last updated: May. 1, 2024


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