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322-0521 LABOR EPIDURAL INTRATHECAL ORDERS rev 11-09

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<strong>LABOR</strong> <strong>EPIDURAL</strong> /<br />

<strong>INTRATHECAL</strong> <strong>ORDERS</strong><br />

DX:<br />

DRUG<br />

ALLERGIES:<br />

HT:<br />

WT:<br />

DATE & TIME<br />

ANOTHER BRAND OF DRUG IDENTICAL IN FORM AND CONTENT MAY BE DISPENSED UNLESS CHECKED<br />

<strong>LABOR</strong> <strong>EPIDURAL</strong> / <strong>INTRATHECAL</strong> <strong>ORDERS</strong><br />

1. Pre-hydrate patient with 500-1000 ml LR over 15-30 minutes.<br />

2. This patient has received the following: (drug) (dosage)<br />

(drug)<br />

(dosage)<br />

route of administration: epidural intrathecal at : AM / PM<br />

3. Epidural infusion of: at ml / hour<br />

4. Epidural bolus set at ml every minutes prn pain, to be pushed by patient / RN<br />

5. Adjunctive medications:<br />

A. naloxone (Narcan) 0.1 mg IV push q 3 hours prn itching<br />

B. ondansetron (Zofran) 4 mg IV q 4 hours prn nausea; if no relief in 15 minutes, may give:<br />

C. metoclopramide (Reglan) 10 mg IV q 6 hours prn nausea<br />

D. Other:<br />

6. No additional po, transdermal, sc, IM, or IV narcotics / sedatives to be given, except on order of anesthesiologist,<br />

until epidural is discontinued.<br />

7. Maintain intravenous infusion.<br />

8. Monitoring: (unless otherwise ordered)<br />

A. BP-P-RR q 5 minutes x 3, q 15 minutes x 3, q 30 minutes thereafter until epidural is discontinued<br />

B. Respiratory depression or obtundation:<br />

1) Notify anesthesiologist STAT if RR less than 10, or for any evidence of respiratory difficulty.<br />

2) If severe respiratory depression (RR less than 8), apneic episodes, or cyanosis occur:<br />

a. Administer naloxone (Narcan) 0.2 mg IV push and repeat every 60 seconds until RR is greater<br />

than 10.<br />

b. Administer oxygen by face mask or ambu bag as necessary.<br />

C. Mental Status - If patient develops deterioration in mental status, call anesthesiologist STAT.<br />

D. Call anesthesiologist if pain control is inadequate, patient has weakness or numbness greater than T6 (i.e.<br />

breasts are numb), or for pump malfunction.<br />

E. Monitor oxygen saturation prn.<br />

F. Do NOT "flush" epidural catheters.<br />

9. Keep oxygen flow meter, resuscitation bag with face mask & connecting tubing, and wall suction set up with<br />

Yankauer suction, at bedside.<br />

10. Discontinue infusion at delivery or by request of obstetrician.<br />

NURSE’S<br />

INITIALS<br />

FORM <strong>322</strong>-<strong>0521</strong> Rev. <strong>11</strong>/<strong>09</strong><br />

<strong>LABOR</strong> <strong>EPIDURAL</strong> / <strong>INTRATHECAL</strong> <strong>ORDERS</strong>


<strong>LABOR</strong> <strong>EPIDURAL</strong> /<br />

<strong>INTRATHECAL</strong> <strong>ORDERS</strong><br />

DX:<br />

DRUG<br />

ALLERGIES:<br />

HT:<br />

WT:<br />

DATE & TIME<br />

ANOTHER BRAND OF DRUG IDENTICAL IN FORM AND CONTENT MAY BE DISPENSED UNLESS CHECKED<br />

<strong>LABOR</strong> <strong>EPIDURAL</strong> / <strong>INTRATHECAL</strong> <strong>ORDERS</strong><br />

1. Pre-hydrate patient with 500-1000 ml LR over 15-30 minutes.<br />

2. This patient has received the following: (drug) (dosage)<br />

(drug)<br />

(dosage)<br />

route of administration: epidural intrathecal at : AM / PM<br />

3. Epidural infusion of: at ml / hour<br />

4. Epidural bolus set at ml every minutes prn pain, to be pushed by patient / RN<br />

5. Adjunctive medications:<br />

A. naloxone (Narcan) 0.1 mg IV push q 3 hours prn itching<br />

B. ondansetron (Zofran) 4 mg IV q 4 hours prn nausea; if no relief in 15 minutes, may give:<br />

C. metoclopramide (Reglan) 10 mg IV q 6 hours prn nausea<br />

D. Other:<br />

6. No additional po, transdermal, sc, IM, or IV narcotics / sedatives to be given, except on order of anesthesiologist,<br />

until epidural is discontinued.<br />

7. Maintain intravenous infusion.<br />

8. Monitoring: (unless otherwise ordered)<br />

A. BP-P-RR q 5 minutes x 3, q 15 minutes x 3, q 30 minutes thereafter until epidural is discontinued<br />

B. Respiratory depression or obtundation:<br />

1) Notify anesthesiologist STAT if RR less than 10, or for any evidence of respiratory difficulty.<br />

2) If severe respiratory depression (RR less than 8), apneic episodes, or cyanosis occur:<br />

a. Administer naloxone (Narcan) 0.2 mg IV push and repeat every 60 seconds until RR is greater<br />

than 10.<br />

b. Administer oxygen by face mask or ambu bag as necessary.<br />

C. Mental Status - If patient develops deterioration in mental status, call anesthesiologist STAT.<br />

D. Call anesthesiologist if pain control is inadequate, patient has weakness or numbness greater than T6 (i.e.<br />

breasts are numb), or for pump malfunction.<br />

E. Monitor oxygen saturation prn.<br />

F. Do NOT "flush" epidural catheters.<br />

9. Keep oxygen flow meter, resuscitation bag with face mask & connecting tubing, and wall suction set up with<br />

Yankauer suction, at bedside.<br />

10. Discontinue infusion at delivery or by request of obstetrician.<br />

NURSE’S<br />

INITIALS<br />

FORM <strong>322</strong>-<strong>0521</strong> Rev. <strong>11</strong>/<strong>09</strong><br />

<strong>LABOR</strong> <strong>EPIDURAL</strong> / <strong>INTRATHECAL</strong> <strong>ORDERS</strong>

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