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fentaNYL
Drug Name Form Strength Notes
FentaNYL FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE, TRANSDERMAL 12 mcg/hr
FentaNYL FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE, TRANSDERMAL 25 mcg/hr
FentaNYL FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE, TRANSDERMAL 50 mcg/hr
FentaNYL FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE, TRANSDERMAL 75 mcg/hr
FentaNYL FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE, TRANSDERMAL 100 mcg/hr
FentaNYL Citrate LOZENGE, ORAL TRANSMUCOSAL 200 mcg
FentaNYL Citrate LOZENGE, ORAL TRANSMUCOSAL 400 mcg
FentaNYL Citrate LOZENGE, ORAL TRANSMUCOSAL 600 mcg
FentaNYL Citrate LOZENGE, ORAL TRANSMUCOSAL 800 mcg
FentaNYL Citrate LOZENGE, ORAL TRANSMUCOSAL 1200 mcg
FentaNYL Citrate LOZENGE, ORAL TRANSMUCOSAL 1600 mcg
FentaNYL Citrate SOLUTION, INJECTABLE 10 mcg/mL-0.9%
FentaNYL Citrate SOLUTION, INJECTABLE 50 mcg/mL
Fentora TABLET, BUCCAL 200 mcg
Duragesic

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CLASS
280808

Additional Information:
Top 100 Hospital Administered Drug
Drug Name Common Side Effects
fentanyl
  • dizziness, sedation
  • GI: nausea, vomiting
  • constipation

Fentanyl patch for chronic pain only - do NOT use in opioid naïve patients (FDA).

Fentanyl may be given via hypodermoclysis (HDC/subcutaneous infusion). See Procedure 904.4991

Legacy Guidelines:

Use in mechanically ventilated patients, See the Pain, Agitation and Delirium Protocol (aka "PAD") Protocol 901.6008

For pediatric long term sedation weaning: See Protocol 912.6016

Infusion Concentrations and Ranges:

Adult General Titration Ranges and Administration (weight based dosing): See Handout (updated Aug 2016)


Last updated: Feb. 25, 2025


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