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2 comments:
We use an even amount of Zofran and Phenergan. My personal favorite is Droperidol, which is a common PACU drug. Anything but the dreaded Anzamet, which was crap from the get-go, but cheaper for the hospitals to stock.
I once had a very bad reaction to IV reglan-my skin was crawling and I got so anxious that I thought I was going crazy.
That being said, I try to give my patients zofran. In general, I think it works better with fewer side effects. I do remember though in OB we gave people phenergan for its relaxing side effects.
Zofran is a standard admission order....docs just go down the checklist and zofran is the anti-nausea med listed. The only time we really use phenergan is with codeine for coughing.
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