Morphine nursing implications
Common Questions and Answers about Morphine nursing implications
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Two days after surgery the doctor sent me to a nursing home i was there for thirty days, then april the third thet kick me out ; the nursing home the doctor that was in the nursing home and some of the nurses said that i was not ready to leave yet; but because of the insurance company, but it really didn't matter, because they only walk me six times the whole time and it i was suppost walk every day.
She went in on monday with suspected appendicitis after blood tests, a scan and an mri scan urgent surgery was ordered. She is two days later still on an epidural drip and also a morphine drip. Can anybody tell me any further information or the implications on her fertility, will a cyst of this sort return? Her mum, my sister, and dad are all beside ourselves with worry and since the operation information seems scarce.
the nursing home the doctor that was in the nursing home and some of the nurses said that i was not ready to leave yet; but because of the insurance company, but it really didn't matter, because they only walk me six times the whole time and it i was suppost walk every day. To make matter worse they had me on every pain meds you could think of and then send me home with nothing.
We took him to the hospital and they gave him morphine and the hallucinations were back. I swore that the morphine was making him hallucinate but the doctors said it was dementia. We took him home and hospice kept upping the dose of the morphine. Finally he got so bad we couldn't take care of him at home. He went to the hospital and finally a nursing facility for 11 days. He died there after his body shutdown. He wouldn't eat or drink anything.
Imaging modalities such as CTscan or MRI will help rule out pathology or secondary headaches. Morphine is usually excreted into human milk in trace amounts and adverse effects in the nursing infant are unlikely. Morphine is considered compatible with breast-feeding by the American Academy of Pediatrics. (ref: http://www.drugs.com/pregnancy/morphine.html#ixzz0vbMEgeUz). Aside from medications, another option is complementary and alternative medicine including biofeedback techniques.
A 68 year-old white male presenting with pectus excavatum and blood pressure that averages 155/85 . What implications may be encountered regarding dysfunctional heart functions ?
the nursing home the doctor that was in the nursing home and some of the nurses said that i was not ready to leave yet; but because of the insurance company, but it really didn't matter, because they only walk me six times the whole time and it i was suppost walk every day. To make matter worse they had me on every pain meds you could think of and then send me home with nothing.
It is Christmas and dad is weaker at tendercare nursing home, His blood sodium and chloride are elevated, Dad sleeps a lot and is dehydrated, I will ask nurse to give him half cup of water every two hours seems nursing home neglects you once you no longer are alert, he also pockets food in his mouth. Very sad what is happening. Not sure who to blame.
Two days after surgery the doctor sent me to a nursing home i was there for thirty days, then april the third thet kick me out ; the nursing home the doctor that was in the nursing home and some of the nurses said that i was not ready to leave yet; but because of the insurance company, but it really didn't matter, because they only walk me six times the whole time and it i was suppost walk every day.
Anyone that's already had their baby, what can you take for migraine while breast feeding? Besides Tylenol it's worthless. I've had this migraine since Thursday and I don't want to go to quick care, they'll give me a morphine shot and idk If it's safe while nursing? Any advice is appreciated I know I'm in the wrong place but nobody answers the bf forum...
my dad is in the final stage of copd he is in great pain he is in the hospital with oral morphine they want to send him to my home with the morphine but he needs it on demand.
It has been 6 weeks since his surgery and he has had trouble with diarrhea and has been given a low dose of morphine to bind up his stool some. Started with pill form and now switched to liquid. Since the liquid started he has been having severe pain on the inside of his rectum, which he describes as a severe burning sensation which comes and goes. Is this normal or could he have an infection?
Epidural carries more risk to mama than baby. But demerol and morphine don't typically harm the baby, just give some initial problems sometimes.
The ER doctor was going to give me muscle relaxers,steroids and pain pills.They gave me a shot of morphine in my upper arm. It was horrible !!!! I started to feel kinda weird and then I was getting severe pains that seemed like under my rib cage. My heart rate went way up.They took an EKG and kept the moniter on me. My pain was getting worse so they gave me nitroglycerin. I was still in pain. They gave me 2 more doses of nitroglycerin.This lasted for about 2 hours.
Hello Again Pam,
I recall your post asking about the Avinza a bit ago and the following was my response:
"This came from a trusted Medication website regarding avinza: "When used for an extended period this medication may not work as well and may require different dosing." You most certainly can build a tolerance to Avinza, or most any drug. Tell the NP to use her Taber's Manual to verify the information she is giving your daughter.
Actual RLS is not caused from withdrawal.
With my 1st born I got an epidural and I was looking into different pain relief options for this pregnancy. Any of you got morphine instead of an epidural and how was your experience?
Hi yes it is normal behavior for Morphine, when you first start it your on top of the world then comes irritation and depression and even nightmares for some.
How much is he on? How long? and dose he want to quit?
I pretty much thought it had something to do with the morphine. Any advice? He needs it for his back. My view is morphine is probably better than any other of the narcotic analgesics because it is the most natural and has been around for centuries. I certainly would not want him on oxycontin or fentanyl. Is Opana ER any better? Need advice from doctor preferably or someone who has an idea what they are talking about regarding this matter.
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