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Search results for:
sucralfate
sucralfate
Brand names:
Carafate
Form
Strength
SUSPENSION, ORAL
1 g/10 mL
TABLET, ORAL
1 g
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Protectants
Class:
562832
Medication comments:
Enteral Drug Administration notes.
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Generic
(Brand)
Comments and Considerations
Recommendations for Administration with Enteral Nutrition
sucralfate
(
Carafate
)
Suspension may cause insoluble mass (bezoar) by binding to proteins. Minimal benefit with post-pyloric tubes.
Do NOT administer through feeding tube. Do NOT use suspension. Recommend NexIUM or H2RA instead.
Last updated:
Oct. 11, 2020
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(Carafate)