Question 1

can  nalbuphine (nubain) be used intrathecally?

Accepted Answer

No: Only three drugs are fda approved for intrathecal administration: morphine, Baclofen and ziconotide. Other medications are used by physician discretion. Nalbuphine has not being used at all.

Question 2

is nalbuphine a prescription pain pill?

Accepted Answer

Injectable: Nalbuphine is a semi-synthetic opioid used commercially as an analgesic under a variety of trade names, including nubain. 
Nalbuphine is indicated for the relief of moderate to severe pain. It can also be used as a supplement to balanced anesthesia, for preoperative and postoperative analgesia, and for obstetrical analgesia during labor and delivery.

Question 3

in pain, docs won't allow me what i have taken for years, where i can i get nalbuphine uk?

Accepted Answer

Nalbuphine: Nalbuphine (NUBAIN) is a semi-synthetic opioid that should be reserved for acute, short term pain, Taking it for years is simply an abuse of the drug and leads to tolerance, and thus,ineffectiveness as far as the 'pain' goes. Listen to your docs because they are trying to help you.

Question 4

why do you prefer nalbuphine in children in postop pain control? why not use fentanyl or pethidine? whats the reason? what advantage?!

Accepted Answer

I don't: prefer nalbuphine in children, some may because it has a ceiling to respiratory depression. Children need narcotics according to their situation and I believe in using medications you become familiar with

Question 5

is there an effective iv antidote for xarelto?

Accepted Answer

Activated PCC: Activated Prothrombin complex concentrates are recommended in immediately life threatening situations in which the patient has been taking Factor Xa inhibitors. However, these agents have significant risk and have not been adequately studied. Thanks for trusting HealthTap!

Question 6

what is an antidote for dobutamine?

Accepted Answer

Turn the drip off: Dobutamine is very short acting , so it gets out of the body in minutes if you turn off the inntravenous drip. It therefore doesn't need an antidote.

Question 7

is nubain dangerous and/or addictive?

Accepted Answer

Yes.: A person can use excessive amounts of Nubain and suffer the consequences of too much of an opiod in their system. It can depress their breathing and possibly cause death in high doses. Because it is an opiod it is also prone to cause physical dependancy, abuse and addiction.

Question 8

what is the anesthestic  nubain used for?

Accepted Answer

Analgesic: A comprehensive description of Nubain is found on wikipedia: http://en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/nubain.

Question 9

which one is better: an epidural or nubain?

Accepted Answer

The epidural: is more effective in relieving your pain

Question 10

what is the effect of taking nerve gas antidotes?

Accepted Answer

Nerve gas antidotes: Depends on which one you are talking about. Lets talk.

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