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Names / Class
Ketorolac
Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Agent (NSAID)
Toradol / Ketorolac
Mechanism of Action
Anti-Inflammatory
Analgesic (peripherally acting)
Antipyretic
Non sedative
Toradol / Ketorolac
Onset of Action
Peak Effect
Duration
Half-Life
30 minutes
45 - 60 minutes
Varies
4 - 6 hours
Toradol / Ketorolac
Indications
Mild to moderate pain
Toradol / Ketorolac
Contraindications
Hypersensitivity to the med
Allergic to Aspirin or NSAIDS
Pts already taking Aspirin or NSAIDS
Toradol / Ketorolac
Precautions
GI irritation or hemorrhage can occur
Renal impairment (long term use)
Use with caution in Pt with renal compromise
Toradol / Ketorolac
Side Effects
Edema
Rash
Heartburn
HTN
Constipation
Diarrhea
Drowsiness
Dizziness
Toradol / Ketorolac
Adult Dose
30 - 60 mg IM
Half original dose can be repeated every 6 hours
30 mg IV
Dose s/be halved in elderly Pts
Toradol / Ketorolac
Max Dose
60 mg IM ?
30 mg IV ?
Toradol / Ketorolac
Pedi Dose
0.5 mg/kg/dose
max dose
: 30 mg
Toradol / Ketorolac
Routes / How Supplied
IV
IM
Vial?
Author
Ritameeker
ID
219047
Card Set
Toradol
Description
Toradol Ketorolac Paramedic Drug Study
Updated
2013-05-11T15:18:25Z
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