Sucrose: Sweet-Ease What: 24% sucrose oral solution. Intended for ORAL ONLY. No evidence of benefit when administered through NG tube. Who: Patients must.

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Sucrose: Sweet-Ease What: 24% sucrose oral solution. Intended for ORAL ONLY. No evidence of benefit when administered through NG tube. Who: Patients must be at least 32 weeks corrected gestational age. Patients greater than 6 months must be evaluated for effectiveness. **A good option for patients greater than 6 months is a popsicle.*** How: Mechanism of action of sucrose is thought to involve the activation of the endogenous opioid system through taste. When: For relief of pain during minor procedures use sucrose only. For additional pain relief sucrose may be used in conjunction with other pharmacologic agents during more invasive procedures. FOR PROCEDURE: Administer 2/3 of the liquid volume via standard infant pacifier 2 minutes prior to procedure directly into mouth on top of the tongue along with pacifier. During procedure use the remaining liquid with a pacifier. *if patient does not normally use a pacifier sucrose can still be used* Information from UW Health: Pain Care Services uwhealth.org/pain

L.M.X. : Topical Lidocaine What: 4% lidocaine topical cream. Only to be used on intact skin. Who: All pediatric patients are eligible for the use of LMX. How: Place a tourniquet to ensure there is a usable IV site. DO NOT CLEAN before placing LMX (natural oils help with absorption). Find 2 possible IV sites. Place HALF the tube on each site. Please use the whole tube (the patient is charged for it so we might as well use ALL of it). Two tegederms are provided. When: Intended to be used for patient’s to help prevent pain due to venipunctures, lumbar punctures, circumcisions, and abscess drainage. For Procedure: Peak time for LMX dosage is 45 minutes after placement. Onset is within 30 minutes and duration is approximately 60 minutes after removal of the cream. Information from UW Health: Pain Care Services uwhealth.org/pain BODY WEIGHTMAX TOTAL DOSE Less than 5 kg 5-10 kg kg Greater than 20 kg 1 gram 2 gram 10 gram 20 gram

L.E.T. : Lidocaine, Epinephrine, Tetracaine What: Solution is a topical gel mixture consisting of lidocaine 4%, epinephrine 0.1%, and tetracaine 0.5%. To be used for open wounds (lacerations). Who: All patients who have an open wound that will need sutures. Contraindicated for patients less than 6 months, for use on fingers, toes, earlobes, wings of nostrils, and glans of the penis. How: LET is prepared by the nurse from the provided packaging in the Pyxis. It needs to be mixed until the liquid forms into a gel. Mix it longer than you might think. Use a large enough tegederm to ensure complete coverage of the edges of the wound with the LET solution. The LET will look clear with small white clumps. Have patient held in a comfort position with caregiver if applicable. When: Intended to be used for pain relief with open skin wounds. For Procedure: Peak time for LET is 45 minutes after application. After 60 minutes LET effectiveness begins to wear off. LET can be used when held with pressure in older pediatric patients in 30 minutes. Cleaning and exploration of the wound should take place after the LET is removed. Information from Boston Medical Center Pediatric Procedural Pain Management & Wesley Pediatric ER Staff.

Pain Ease: Vapocoolant What: A topical anesthetic spray/vapocoolant to temporarily control pain. Application to skin, intact mucous membranes, and minor wounds for IV starts, blood draws, and injections. Who: All pediatric patients are eligible for the use of Pain Ease. How: Clean and dry area completely. The can must be held upright and approximately 4 inches away from the area. Spray in a constant steady stream to one area until the skin turns white (not a hairspray motion). DO NOT frost area. Contraindicated when blood culture is needed (LMX is a good option). When: Immediately before poke for blood draws, IV starts, vaccinations or other injections. For Procedure: Collect all supplies needed for procedure and unwrap all materials needed; IV catheters/blood draw equipment. Have patient sit with caregiver in a comfort position if applicable. Clean area of poke and allow area to dry (if not completely dry spray will not work properly). Spray area with a direct stream for 7-10 seconds. The skin should turn white, but NOT frost. Immediately poke. Information provided by Gebauer’s Pain Ease website.