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  1. Ativan and Oxycodone

    rosemariev replied to rosemariev's topic in Patient Medications
    Thank you for the input as the result was good/stable v/s but unable to wake for about 8 hours. Considering the night prior I think it was much needed rest and the combo of drugs given. It did scare me that he wouldn't wake up. Thanks for the input.

  2. Ativan and Oxycodone

    rosemariev posted a topic in Patient Medications
    I have seen patients on very low doses of ativan such as 1mg PO tab q 4-6 hrs and then they also have a PRN for 5-10MG PO oxycodone tabs. I have found conflicting information about giving ativan and oxycodone close together. However a pt should be watched closely seemd to be the same advice given in most information with this comination. I would like to know what information you may have. Thanks

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