Analgesia

Asistente de aumento y disminución de opioides

Usa el régimen de opioides actual de tu paciente y el MME de 24 horas para planificar aumentos o disminuciones cautelosas de dosis. La herramienta muestra su matemática y sugiere analgesia multimodal; no reemplaza el juicio clínico ni las políticas locales.
Esta herramienta es una ayuda de planificación de dosis y no reemplaza el juicio clínico. Siempre verifica los cálculos y considera factores específicos del paciente.
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Baseline opioid regimen & 24-hr MME

Enter an existing inpatient regimen or patient’s most recent 24-hour MME.

Enter the patient’s exact opioid regimen to generate a tailored ramp/taper plan for each medication.

Paste inpatient opioid regimen

Paste PHI-free medication list directly into text-box or select 'enter manually' to add meds using a drop-down menu.

OME breakdown
  • Tylenol/day: 0 mg
Dosing equivalents (reference)
AgentPO doseIV dose
Morphine30 mg10 mg
Hydromorphone7.5 mg1.5 mg
Oxymorphone10 mg1 mg
Meperidine300 mg75 mg
Fentanyl0.1 mg
Oxycodone20 mg
Hydrocodone30 mg
Codeine120 mg

Conversion factors are adapted from commonly used opioid equivalence charts, including the SinaiEM Opioid Conversion Chart (see image). Always verify with your institution's preferred reference.

Total estimated OME:~0 mg/day
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Choose ramp or taper strategy

Set whether you’re escalating or tapering, how well pain is controlled, and how aggressive you’d like the change to be.

Mode:

Multimodal regimen in place?

Current setting: Moderate (≈20–35% increase)

+30%applied to total MME
Smaller changeLarger change

Most guidelines favor 5–20% changes per step; larger shifts may require closer monitoring.

24-hr MME (base → target)

00 MME/day

Approx 0% change; factor ≈ 1.00 applied to each dose.

Lower MME (demo)
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Review suggested ramp/taper plan

See the calculated target MME and, when a regimen is entered, per-drug suggested dose changes.

Caution

  • Regimen entered but 24-hr MME is ~0 mg/day. Check doses and frequencies.

Multimodal regimen is not marked as in place. When safe, consider non-opioid adjuncts (e.g., acetaminophen, NSAIDs, neuropathic agents, regional techniques, non-pharmacologic measures) rather than escalating opioids alone.

Show calculation details
  • Baseline MME from regimen: ~0 mg/day.
  • Effective baseline used for planning: ~0 mg/day (manual override if provided > 0).
  • Scaling factor based on mode and slider: 1.00.
  • Target MME ≈ base × factor = 0 × 1.00 0 mg/day.
  • Each complete regimen row's dose is multiplied by the same factor, then rounded to a practical mg amount.
Show references & guidance

This tool is meant as a structured thinking aid and does not replace institutional policies, guidelines, or bedside clinical judgment.